MTT Easy Postflop.
The video course on MTT Easy Postflop tournament poker will give you a clear post-flop decision-making system and help you confidently play tournaments with buy-ins up to $82.
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MTT Easy Postflop is a practical video course on tournament poker that will give you a complete understanding of the post-flop game at limits up to $82 and teach you how to confidently make decisions in any situation at the table.
The course was created by one of the most experienced Russian-speaking coaches - Alexey Exan13, and is designed for players of low and medium limits. It reveals the whole structure of the post-flop game: from the fundamental concepts to the analysis of complex situations that you face in tournaments every day. Thanks to the logical presentation and system structure, the material is easily absorbed and helps not just to memorize the solutions, but to understand why they work.
After completing the course, you will learn
- deeply understand the poker terminology and mathematics of the game;
- build a strategy for drawing any hand after the flop;
- be able to consciously choose and apply different bet sizes depending on the game situation
- confidently read the actions of rivals and respond competently to pressure;
- features of the draw with a velly of hands on a post-flop: when to slouple, how to get thin and in what spots to use overbets;
- confidently play hands of medium strength - avoiding unnecessary losses and extracting the maximum from the bluffs of opponents;
- effectively bluffing on a post-flop - to understand in which situations bluff makes a profit, and where it leads to losses;
- competently play draw hands, choosing the optimal strategy depending on the type of draw and the situation at the table;
- learn effective methods of independent work on the game, which will help to grow steadily and consolidate knowledge.
The course consists of 12 chapters and 20 hours of video, decorated in the form of professional presentations with conclusions, distributions and homework. This is not just theoretical material, but a textbook that makes your game stable and profitable at a distance.
After studying it, you will be able not only to play more confidently, but also to delve into more complex sources of strategic information much faster.
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Access to the video course is provided on the website with the ability to download videos
Video viewing is possible only through a special video player, which also needs to be downloaded
Access is provided for viewing from 2 devices (you can connect a third one upon request)
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- How to properly process educational information about poker obtained from various sources.
All the necessary mathematics of a post-flop poker game
equity, sales coefficient, pot odds, implays and reverse implays, formulas for calculating profitability of actions and much more
All the necessary terminology of a poker game. How and why to use it in the game.
- Creating an overview structure of all post-flop game variants and their differences
- Structural understanding of the selection of strategies on the post-flop of the 4 main options and their subcategories
- Differences between different types of post-flop bets, and why it is necessary to understand them
- GTO and exploit: what is the difference and what is more profitable
- All types of boards: division into 4 categories for analysis
- Selection of sizing on the flop: what is beneficial in each category of boards
Selection of sizing on thorns in different situations
When turn overbet is really profitable
- Wide variety of rates for maximum profit
Modifications of sizing: how and why to change the size of bets
Betting Reading on All Streets: How to Read an Opponent and Get an Advantage
The main principle of thinking in poker
The correct algorithm for the development of thought on postflop
Levels of thinking and their application in the game
Mistakes in the drawing of the value of the hands
Why rectilinear selection is often the most profitable
Effective draw lines in the strategy of straightforward
selection
When it is profitable to play a strong hand through slow play
Optimal Draw Lines in Slopeplay Strategy
Thin collection of velly is an important value of a strong post-flop strategy
When thin velum betas are most beneficial
Which lines of the draw are effective in fine selection
Typical mistakes in bank control on post-flop
Passive control of the bank: essence and situations for application
Optimal draw lines under passive control of the bank
What is the bank's protective control and when is it beneficial
Effective draw lines in defensive sweat control strategy
Typical bluffing mistakes and how to avoid them
Complete Analysis of the Mathematics of Bluffing: Logic and Calculations
Profitability formulas and bluff break-even points
How confident bluff raises the level of your game
How to determine if a bluff is beneficial in a particular situation
Effective approaches to the most difficult part of post-flop - bluffing
- Six factors of bluff profitability: sizing, opponent range, board structure and player type, blockers, statistics, ICM-pressure.
The first category is the descent curve:
what types of boards belong to it, how to bluff correctly on such textures, and what the graphical model of profitability looks like in these situations.
"Hill" and "Ascension" categories:
two models of the structure of boards with different drawing dynamics. We analyze how our game lines change on these textures, which sizing to choose and how to adapt to opponents.
Categories "Hollow" and "Lifting when overcards are released":
two more textures of the boards and the principle of drawing a bluff on them. We explain what their features are, when it is beneficial to increase pressure, and when to refuse aggression.
Game without initiative: bluff after cold call and call vs 3-bet
- How to effectively bluff if you are a cold-color preflop
- Features of bluffing in 3-bet cans after passive entry into hands
How to play a bluff as a bluff after defending the big blind:
— Beneficial types of check-raise boards with BB against different positions
— How to play bluff as a bluff through probe betas on turn and river
— When to use dock betas in bluff lines
- Typical mistakes when drawing draw on post-flop.
- When an aggressive play makes a profit — and why
- In which situations passive play draw draw brings more profit.
- Exactly how to play passively.
- Protection of the check range of the preflop-raiser without position (OOP)
- Effective modern methods of working on your game
- Research in Hand2Note — what it is and how to use it to increase winrate
- Solvers: how to learn solutions and put them into practice
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