ICM e dúvidas básicas de SNG

[gustavolgc]

Os valores é o nº de blinds que você tem ex: se tem 65s com 4 blinds na posição inicial você deve ir all in q é uma jogada positiva agora se tem 7 blinds só seria positivo ir com essas cartas se a posição fosse o Dealer(BU).

Obs: as tabelas rebound são para chamar all in e a primera é pra empurrar all in

abs....

[Gabrielbpf]

E pra estudar ICM é só baixar o SNG WIZARD, SNG PT, SNG EGT, POKER STOVE e etc..

[T1ag0]

desculpa reviver o topico.. mas.. essa tabela ai que o cara postou ta com o link quebrado.. alguem tem ela ai ?

[Herick_BR]

desculpa reviver o topico.. mas.. essa tabela ai que o cara postou ta com o link quebrado.. alguem tem ela ai ?

Acredito que se trate da tabela do sage (que serve para o HEADS UP no sit and go)...aí vai ela e um artigo que a explica:


The number in the R column represents the number of Big Blinds you or your opponent has left AFTER posting a Big Blind.

The point value you see for Jam (SB) represents the point value you need in order to move all in against your opponent.

For example if you or him has 5 Big blinds left after posting a big blind, you would need to have a point value of 24 or more to GO all in. If you don't have at least 24 you would fold.

The Call (BB) column represents the point value you would need in order to CALL your opponent's all in when you are in the Big Blind. If your opponent or you had an R of 5 then you would need 28 in order to call your opponen'ts all in.
Notice calling an all needs a higher number than moving all in does.

Example: Lets say you have 460 left, and you are in the small blind. The blinds are 25/50 and after you post the 25 small blind you have 435 left. To calculate your R you want to subtract 25 more chips from your 435. The reason why is because the R is the number of Big Blinds you have left after post the BIG BLIND. It does not matter if you aren't the big blind. You look at your total stack (460) and subract a big blind(50).
So now you are looking at 410 which we can call 400. This equates to an R of 8. You have 8 Big blinds left after you subtract a big blind from your total stack. You now look at your two cards and calculate their point total.

Remember to double the value of the higher card and add the value of the lower card. If they are suited you should add 2 to your point total. If you have a pocket pair, double one of them and add the other one and THEN Add 22 more to get your point total. For our example we would need a point total of 27 in order to push. If you didn't have 27 you would fold. ******UNLESS YOU ARE 99% sure that if you limp your opponent will check and you will get a free flop AND they are passive post-flop

[dunadan]

Acho que era essa http://resources.pokerstrategy.com/S...ushfold_pt.pdf

[Herick_BR]

Acho que era essa http://resources.pokerstrategy.com/S...ushfold_pt.pdf

É, era essa msm... a q eu postei é pra hu, vale a pena tb

[feeelopes]

me ajudou muito!

obrigada mesmo

[Orpheus02]

Pessoal, o que vocês acham dessa tabela de push e fold da PokerStrategy?

Esse número de BB's necessário para dar push/fold ou call considera chipEV ou $EV?
Isso é fundamental pois caso seja chipEV ela não será útil na bolha por exemplo...

[Orpheus02]

Ja achei as explicacoes sobre a tabela em outro topico =)