<span class="explanation_section">📕 Like the Button in 3-Way, make SB HU a priority in your learning.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In SB HU, you can profitably play almost 100% of your hands.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 12bb+ prioritize open raising with all your best hands</span>
There are two main reasons for making a direct OS:
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In HU SB, it is important to have an OS range to maximize EV and exploit BB’s bad calls.</span>
Recreational players don’t call shoves enough when the stack is under 12bb (unlike 14bb+, where they called too much).
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 12bb-, it's better to play most of your range as a limp to reduce variance. However, some hands are still much more profitable when OSed directly.</span>
When your stack drops below 6bb, it’s no longer possible to exploit your edge. The best way to exploit your opponent is to adopt a simple "push or fold" strategy.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 6bb-, adopt a push or fold strategy. Knowing the correct OS ranges becomes crucial.</span>
1️⃣ Don’t fold too much in SB: In heads-up, it’s recommended to play nearly 100% of your hands.
2️⃣ It’s crucial to OS certain hands:
3️⃣ But don’t overdo it...
4️⃣ Avoid caricatured MR strategies: An overly aggressive game (systematic MR) makes you predictable and thus exploitable, even against recreational players.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 Like the Button in 3-Way, make SB HU a priority in your learning.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In SB HU, you can profitably play almost 100% of your hands.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 12bb+ prioritize open raising with all your best hands</span>
There are two main reasons for making a direct OS:
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In HU SB, it is important to have an OS range to maximize EV and exploit BB’s bad calls.</span>
Recreational players don’t call shoves enough when the stack is under 12bb (unlike 14bb+, where they called too much).
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 12bb-, it's better to play most of your range as a limp to reduce variance. However, some hands are still much more profitable when OSed directly.</span>
When your stack drops below 6bb, it’s no longer possible to exploit your edge. The best way to exploit your opponent is to adopt a simple "push or fold" strategy.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 6bb-, adopt a push or fold strategy. Knowing the correct OS ranges becomes crucial.</span>
1️⃣ Don’t fold too much in SB: In heads-up, it’s recommended to play nearly 100% of your hands.
2️⃣ It’s crucial to OS certain hands:
3️⃣ But don’t overdo it...
4️⃣ Avoid caricatured MR strategies: An overly aggressive game (systematic MR) makes you predictable and thus exploitable, even against recreational players.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 Like the Button in 3-Way, make SB HU a priority in your learning.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In SB HU, you can profitably play almost 100% of your hands.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 12bb+ prioritize open raising with all your best hands</span>
There are two main reasons for making a direct OS:
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In HU SB, it is important to have an OS range to maximize EV and exploit BB’s bad calls.</span>
Recreational players don’t call shoves enough when the stack is under 12bb (unlike 14bb+, where they called too much).
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 12bb-, it's better to play most of your range as a limp to reduce variance. However, some hands are still much more profitable when OSed directly.</span>
When your stack drops below 6bb, it’s no longer possible to exploit your edge. The best way to exploit your opponent is to adopt a simple "push or fold" strategy.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 6bb-, adopt a push or fold strategy. Knowing the correct OS ranges becomes crucial.</span>
1️⃣ Don’t fold too much in SB: In heads-up, it’s recommended to play nearly 100% of your hands.
2️⃣ It’s crucial to OS certain hands:
3️⃣ But don’t overdo it...
4️⃣ Avoid caricatured MR strategies: An overly aggressive game (systematic MR) makes you predictable and thus exploitable, even against recreational players.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 Like the Button in 3-Way, make SB HU a priority in your learning.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In SB HU, you can profitably play almost 100% of your hands.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 12bb+ prioritize open raising with all your best hands</span>
There are two main reasons for making a direct OS:
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In HU SB, it is important to have an OS range to maximize EV and exploit BB’s bad calls.</span>
Recreational players don’t call shoves enough when the stack is under 12bb (unlike 14bb+, where they called too much).
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 12bb-, it's better to play most of your range as a limp to reduce variance. However, some hands are still much more profitable when OSed directly.</span>
When your stack drops below 6bb, it’s no longer possible to exploit your edge. The best way to exploit your opponent is to adopt a simple "push or fold" strategy.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 6bb-, adopt a push or fold strategy. Knowing the correct OS ranges becomes crucial.</span>
1️⃣ Don’t fold too much in SB: In heads-up, it’s recommended to play nearly 100% of your hands.
2️⃣ It’s crucial to OS certain hands:
3️⃣ But don’t overdo it...
4️⃣ Avoid caricatured MR strategies: An overly aggressive game (systematic MR) makes you predictable and thus exploitable, even against recreational players.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 Like the Button in 3-Way, make SB HU a priority in your learning.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In SB HU, you can profitably play almost 100% of your hands.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 12bb+ prioritize open raising with all your best hands</span>
There are two main reasons for making a direct OS:
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In HU SB, it is important to have an OS range to maximize EV and exploit BB’s bad calls.</span>
Recreational players don’t call shoves enough when the stack is under 12bb (unlike 14bb+, where they called too much).
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 12bb-, it's better to play most of your range as a limp to reduce variance. However, some hands are still much more profitable when OSed directly.</span>
When your stack drops below 6bb, it’s no longer possible to exploit your edge. The best way to exploit your opponent is to adopt a simple "push or fold" strategy.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 6bb-, adopt a push or fold strategy. Knowing the correct OS ranges becomes crucial.</span>
1️⃣ Don’t fold too much in SB: In heads-up, it’s recommended to play nearly 100% of your hands.
2️⃣ It’s crucial to OS certain hands:
3️⃣ But don’t overdo it...
4️⃣ Avoid caricatured MR strategies: An overly aggressive game (systematic MR) makes you predictable and thus exploitable, even against recreational players.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 Like the Button in 3-Way, make SB HU a priority in your learning.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In SB HU, you can profitably play almost 100% of your hands.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 12bb+ prioritize open raising with all your best hands</span>
There are two main reasons for making a direct OS:
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In HU SB, it is important to have an OS range to maximize EV and exploit BB’s bad calls.</span>
Recreational players don’t call shoves enough when the stack is under 12bb (unlike 14bb+, where they called too much).
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 12bb-, it's better to play most of your range as a limp to reduce variance. However, some hands are still much more profitable when OSed directly.</span>
When your stack drops below 6bb, it’s no longer possible to exploit your edge. The best way to exploit your opponent is to adopt a simple "push or fold" strategy.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 6bb-, adopt a push or fold strategy. Knowing the correct OS ranges becomes crucial.</span>
1️⃣ Don’t fold too much in SB: In heads-up, it’s recommended to play nearly 100% of your hands.
2️⃣ It’s crucial to OS certain hands:
3️⃣ But don’t overdo it...
4️⃣ Avoid caricatured MR strategies: An overly aggressive game (systematic MR) makes you predictable and thus exploitable, even against recreational players.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 Like the Button in 3-Way, make SB HU a priority in your learning.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In SB HU, you can profitably play almost 100% of your hands.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 12bb+ prioritize open raising with all your best hands</span>
There are two main reasons for making a direct OS:
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In HU SB, it is important to have an OS range to maximize EV and exploit BB’s bad calls.</span>
Recreational players don’t call shoves enough when the stack is under 12bb (unlike 14bb+, where they called too much).
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 12bb-, it's better to play most of your range as a limp to reduce variance. However, some hands are still much more profitable when OSed directly.</span>
When your stack drops below 6bb, it’s no longer possible to exploit your edge. The best way to exploit your opponent is to adopt a simple "push or fold" strategy.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 6bb-, adopt a push or fold strategy. Knowing the correct OS ranges becomes crucial.</span>
1️⃣ Don’t fold too much in SB: In heads-up, it’s recommended to play nearly 100% of your hands.
2️⃣ It’s crucial to OS certain hands:
3️⃣ But don’t overdo it...
4️⃣ Avoid caricatured MR strategies: An overly aggressive game (systematic MR) makes you predictable and thus exploitable, even against recreational players.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 Like the Button in 3-Way, make SB HU a priority in your learning.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In SB HU, you can profitably play almost 100% of your hands.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 12bb+ prioritize open raising with all your best hands</span>
There are two main reasons for making a direct OS:
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In HU SB, it is important to have an OS range to maximize EV and exploit BB’s bad calls.</span>
Recreational players don’t call shoves enough when the stack is under 12bb (unlike 14bb+, where they called too much).
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 12bb-, it's better to play most of your range as a limp to reduce variance. However, some hands are still much more profitable when OSed directly.</span>
When your stack drops below 6bb, it’s no longer possible to exploit your edge. The best way to exploit your opponent is to adopt a simple "push or fold" strategy.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 6bb-, adopt a push or fold strategy. Knowing the correct OS ranges becomes crucial.</span>
1️⃣ Don’t fold too much in SB: In heads-up, it’s recommended to play nearly 100% of your hands.
2️⃣ It’s crucial to OS certain hands:
3️⃣ But don’t overdo it...
4️⃣ Avoid caricatured MR strategies: An overly aggressive game (systematic MR) makes you predictable and thus exploitable, even against recreational players.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 Like the Button in 3-Way, make SB HU a priority in your learning.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In SB HU, you can profitably play almost 100% of your hands.</span>
<span class="explanation_section">📕 12bb+ prioritize open raising with all your best hands</span>
There are two main reasons for making a direct OS:
<span class="explanation_section">📕 In HU SB, it is important to have an OS range to maximize EV and exploit BB’s bad calls.</span>
Recreational players don’t call shoves enough when the stack is under 12bb (unlike 14bb+, where they called too much).
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 12bb-, it's better to play most of your range as a limp to reduce variance. However, some hands are still much more profitable when OSed directly.</span>
When your stack drops below 6bb, it’s no longer possible to exploit your edge. The best way to exploit your opponent is to adopt a simple "push or fold" strategy.
<span class="explanation_section">📕 For 6bb-, adopt a push or fold strategy. Knowing the correct OS ranges becomes crucial.</span>
1️⃣ Don’t fold too much in SB: In heads-up, it’s recommended to play nearly 100% of your hands.
2️⃣ It’s crucial to OS certain hands:
3️⃣ But don’t overdo it...
4️⃣ Avoid caricatured MR strategies: An overly aggressive game (systematic MR) makes you predictable and thus exploitable, even against recreational players.
