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quels sont les standards?(par rapport aux types de joueurs et limites jouées).
L'article fourni dans hold'em manager peut te montrer la voie à suivre pour trouver le bon % de 3bet à faire, et comment réagir face à un 3bet :
The following shows average bb/100 for players using a datamined database of NL 6 Max from NL100 to NL1000 over the last 6 months – I took results from the 1790 players with at least 5K hands in the database. For each stat I have grouped results into 5 equal ranges and then taken the median bb/100. Often it is more meaningful to look at combinations of stats but this should give you a general guide.
Median bb/100
3Bet % < 3.9 -1.51
3.9 to 5.2 1.87
5.2 to 6.2 4.26
6.2 to 7.4 3.22
7.4+ 3.56
A relatively high 3Bet% preflop is obviously a key stat for winning players. We are going to have articles completely dedicated to 3betting but generally, if you have any doubt whether your are 3betting enough then you probably need to do it more often. A tactic that often works is 3betting a late position raiser with basically any 2 reasonable cards when you first join a table. Then, tighten up a little bit but still raise with some speculative hands. By the time you pick up a big hand you ideally would have 3bet your opponents a few times and at that point you are more likely to get it all-in preflop.
Median bb/100
Call vs < 23.7 3.65
3Bet 23.7 to 29.9 3.48
29.9 to 36.9 2.98
36.9 to 47.1 1,87
47.1+ -1.52
This shows how big of a mistake it is to call too frequently to 3bets – obviously these results would be even worse when calling out of position. Lower this number be 4betting or folding a lot more often than you currently do.
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En HU, je me réfère beaucoup au %age de 3bet preflop. Plus ce pourcentage est élevé, plus ma range est large pour le call (logique).
N'hésite pas à 4better light, ou loose (en fonction de comment il réagit face à un 4bet), c'est souvent mieux que le call.
Ce message a été modifié par flovvr: 16/07/2008 à 09:31
14/07/2008 à 20:46
Grenoble !
