Preflop: All Stack Sizes Flashcards

1
Q

As stacks get shallower, you should play_____ hands that require high implied odds.

A

Fewer

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2
Q

What types of hands go up in value as stack sizes get deeper?

A

Hands with high implied odds

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3
Q

In position with a 100bb stack facing a raise to 3bbs, if you want to 3-bet, you should 3-bet to:

A

9BBs

(When you are playing deep stacked in position, you should usually 3-bet 3x the size of the previous raise.)

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4
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Out of position with a 100bb stack facing a raise to 3bbs, if you want to 3-bet, you should 3-bet to:

A

12BBs

(When you are playing deep stacked out of position, you will typically 3-bet 4x the size of the previous raise.)

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5
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In position with a 60bb stack facing three limpers, if you want to raise, you should raise to around:

A

7BBs

(A pot sized raise would be 3x the last bet plus the remaining money in the pot.
3 x 1 + 1 + 1 + .5 + 1 = 6.5bbs with no ante and
approximately 7.5bbs with ante.)

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6
Q

In position with a 60bb stack facing a raise to 3bbs and a 3-bet to 10bbs, if you want to 4-bet, you should 4-bet to:

A

All in

(At this stack depth you want to 4-bet to around 2.75x, which would be 27.5bbs. Since 27.5bbs is more than 30% of your 60bb stack, you should go all-in instead.)

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7
Q

Out of position with a 20bb stack facing a raise to 3bbs, if you want to 3-bet, you should 3-bet to:

A

All-in

(When a 3-bet will put in more than 30% of your stack, you should often go all-in instead.)

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8
Q

If you are facing a limper who you expect to call any reasonable raise and then play
straightforwardly on the flop, instead of raising to your default size, you should raise to a:

A

Larger size

(Against limpers who play straightforwardly, you want to raise larger to isolate them. In addition, you will build a bigger pot which you will frequently win with a continuation bet on the
fop.)

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9
Q

What size should your 3bet be w 60BBs+

A

3x IP and 4x OOP

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10
Q

What size should your 3bet be with 35-60BBs?

A

2.7x IP and 3.2x OOP

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11
Q

What size should your 3bet be with 22-35BBs?

A

2.7x IP and 3.2x OOP

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12
Q

What size should your 3bet be w less than 22BBs?

A

All in

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13
Q

What size should your 4bet be with 60BBs+?

A

2.75x IP and 3.25x OOP

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14
Q

What size should your 4bet be with 35-60BBs?

A

2.5x IP and 3x OOP

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15
Q

What size should your 4bet be with less than 35BBs?

A

All in

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16
Q

What should your raise size be over a limper at any stack depth?

A

1.7x your standard open size

17
Q

When raising preflop, if your raise will be more than ____ of your stack, you should go all in instead.

18
Q

How much should you add to your raise size for each additional caller?

A

One ‘unit’

19
Q

As an exploit preflop, how should your raise size adjust vs calling stations?

A

Raise larger

20
Q

Raise _____ with bluffs against habitual folders

21
Q

Your 3-bet range should be linear when:

A

You expect your opponent to call often

22
Q

Your 3-bet range should be polarized when:

A

You expect your opponent to 4-bet or fold

23
Q

What is a linear range?

A

Comprised of strongest hands as well as strong, but slightly weaker hands

24
Q

What kind of range should you use when 3betting a calling station?

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What is the problem with a linear 3bet range?
It makes your calling range weak
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What is a polarized range?
Contains the best hands that don't mind getting 4bet and hands not quite good enough to call
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What is an advantage to a polarized range?
Keeps opponents guessing
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What is a condensed range?
Hands that are not premium but also not weak
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When is a condensed range used?
When calling an open or 3bet
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What is a capped range?
The range of the player with fewer nut hands
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What is an uncapped range?
The range of the player with more nut hands
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What are the advantages to playing in position? (2)
You get more information and have more control.
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What is the worst position in poker?
The small blind