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Theory Behind BTN v BB That Solver Misses

Ever feel like the advice 'just exploit your opponents' is missing something? That's because it is. This is a deep theory discussion that overlays with practice in the trainer - not just solver outputs, but how to think about deviating from equilibriums without torching EV. We cover topics like: Sorting out your study Defending vs river aggression Nuances of picking bluff combos on turn/river When why and how block bets actually work Mixing flop and turn strategies Correctly thinking about how to deviate from equilibrium to exploit opponents If you just found my channel welcome. My name is Ryan aka 'newguy89'. I've been playing poker seriously for the last 15+ years and currently a coach at BBZ Poker. If you enjoy this kind of high level discussion, I've got plenty more in the BBZ seminar library. And if you're looking for structured deep dives on specific NLHE topics, I've got 3 courses. The Bounty MTT course I just launched is the BEST VALUE PKO course on the market. Links below. 00:00 Introduction 02:17 Studying MTTs effectively: Applying pareto principle (80/20) 08:30 Aggregate reports and deep theory discussion on exploit adjustments 14:56 HLL paired board contrast 40bb v 100bb - very common leak 17:08 Hand 1 24:15 Assessing river bluff combos 26:46 Hand 2 - A mixed c-bet, thinking ahead to turn probes 31:15 Hand 3 32:00 Framework for defending against river bets 36:59 Block betting and dismantling faulty assumptions about attacking capped ranges 44:36 Hand 4 52:27 River block bet strategy - Proper theory and application 59:16 Takeaways 1:05:55 Assuming solid regs buy into "gameflow" = fooled by randomness and ego 1:07:53 Huge thought process leak for many regs on river bet sizing BBZ seminars here: https://bbzpoker.com/?ref=106 Bounty MTT course: https://bbzpoker.com/product/bounty-m...