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Applications of No-Limit Hold ’em Applications of No-Limit Hold ’em About Matthew Janda Acknowledgements A Cautionary Note About “Bluff Catching” Introduction Part One The Basics The Basics Introduction Calculating Pot Odds Understanding Equity Comparing Equity To Expected Value Hands Cannot Simply Be Ranked From Strongest To Weakest Understanding Polarized and Condensed Ranges Making Our Opponent Indifferent to Calling on the River The Grey Area Between Value Betting and Bluffing Making Our Opponent Indifferent to Bluffing An Optimal Player Always Takes the Most +EV Line Large Bets Make Our Opponent Put More Money Into the Pot The Value of Position Summary Part Two Preflop Play Preflop Play Introduction Preflop 3-Betting, 4-Betting, and 5-Betting Frequencies Preflop Raise First In Ranges Maximum 3-Betting Ranges The Expected Value of 4-Betting or Folding Against Opponents Who Don’t Flat 4-Bets Flatting 3-Bets and 4-Bets Examining Complex Ranges — Defending Enough Against Opens Examining Complex Ranges — Designing Defending Ranges To Maximizing EV Examining Complex Ranges — Balance Examining Complex Ranges — Board Texture Frequencies Understanding Complex Ranges — Defending Enough Against 3-Bets Understanding Complex Ranges — Defending Against 4-Bets Recommended Hand Chart Summary Part Three Post-flop Bet Sizing Post-flop Bet Sizing Introduction Post-flop Bet Sizing at a Glance Summary Part Four Facing a Flop Bet in Position Facing a Flop Bet in Position Introduction Defending by Calling Defending by Raising — The Value to Bluff Raising Ratio on the Flop Increased Complications in the Bluffing to Value Raising Ratio Required Hand Strength to Value Raise a Made Hand Delaying a Raise on a Dry Board Delaying a Raise on a Wet Flop Facing a Flop 3-Bet Defending by Both Calling and Raising Example of Balancing a Defending Range on the Flop Summary Part Five Whether to Bet or Check in Position Whether to Bet or Check in Position Introduction The Value Betting to Bluffing Ratio for 3 Streets of Value The Value Betting to Bluffing Ratio for Less than 3 Streets of Value Required Hand Strength to Value Bet the Flop Deciding Which Streets to Value Bet Bluffing with the Right Hands on the Flop Checking Back with a Strong Hand Facing a Flop Check-Raise Thought Process for Deciding Whether to Bet or Check in Position Example of Balancing a Flop Bet in Position Summary Part Six Out of Position Flop Play Out of Position Flop Play Introduction The Mental Block of Betting as the Preflop Raiser Assessing How Valuable Position is on the Flop The Out of Position Value Betting to Bluffing Ratio When Should Betting with Any Two Cards be Profitable? How Profitable Should Our Opponent’s Bluffs Be in Position on the Flop? Whether to Bet or Check Very Strong Hands on the Flop When Out of Position Deciding Whether to Check-Call or Check-Raise The Difficulties of Check- Raising Certain Flop Textures Donk Betting from the Blinds Understanding the Major Parameters of Flop Play Example of Balancing a Range Out of Position on the Flop Summary Part Seven 3-Bet Pots on the Flop 3-Bet Pots on the Flop Introduction Bet Sizing as the 3-Bettor Defending Against Flop Bets in 3-Bet Pots by Calling Defending Against Flop Bets in 3-Bet Pots by Raising Facing a Flop Check as the Cold Caller in Position Summary Part Eight Playing the Turn in Position Playing the Turn in Position Introduction Raising a Turn Bet After Calling the Flop Raising a Turn Bet After the Flop was Checked Through Putting Hands in the Right Ranges on the Turn in Position Example of Balancing a Defending Range on the Turn Part Nine Playing the Turn Out of Position Playing the Turn Out of Position Introduction Playing the Turn as the Flop Bettor Playing Draws Out of Position on the Turn Playing the Turn| After Betting the Flop Playing the Turn After Check-Calling the Flop Summary Part Ten 3-Bet Pots on the Turn 3-Bet Pots on the Turn Introduction Double Barreling in a 3-Bet Pot Playing the Turn Out of Position After the Flop Checks Through Facing a Turn Bet in Position After Calling a Flop Bet Facing a Turn Check in Position After Calling a Flop Bet Summary Part Eleven River Play River Play Introduction Comparing In Position and Out of Position River Jams Value Betting When Raises are Possible inpointing the Optimal River Bet Size Utilizing Removal Effects Turning Made Hands Into Bluffs in Position Overbetting the River Summary Part Twelve Multiway Pots Multiway Pots Introduction Hand Strength on the Flop Bluff Catchers in Multiway Pots Speculative Preflop Hands Deciding Who is Responsible for Defending Summary Part Thirteen Shallow and Deep Stack Play Shallow and Deep Stack Play Introduction Shallow Stack Play at a Glance Deep Stack Play at a Glance Summary Part Fourteen Advanced Bet Sizing Advanced Bet Sizing Introduction Using Bet Sizing to Check for Contradicting Thoughts Summary Part Fifteen Applying Theory to Analyze Hands Applying Theory to Analyze Hands Introduction Facing Bets in Position Revisted Betting When Out of Position Revisted Summary Part Sixteen Sample Hands Sample Hands Introduction Sample Hands Conclusion

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