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Fernando 费尔南多

'JNANDEZ'Habegger 哈贝格

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QL PLO MASTERMIND

Pot Limit Omaha strategy training program.
It features in-depth training videos, challenging
它具有深入的培训视频,具有挑战性
quizzes, a strong network of players and weekly live
测验,强大的玩家网络和每周直播
Q&A sessions.
Learning about the "Four Pillars of Postflop Strategy" reframed my decision making process in even the closest spots.
学习“后翻牌策略的四大支柱”重新构建了我在最紧要关头的决策过程。

Now I feel more comfortable identifying when a hand is a clear raise, call, or fold on the flop, and find myself in fewer marginal situations on later streets than previously.
现在我感到更舒服,能够更清楚地识别翻牌时是明显的加注、跟注还是弃牌,发现自己在后续街道上的边缘情况比以前少了。
Mastering Small Stakes Pot-Limit Omaha should be required reading for any player new to PLO or transitioning from NLHE. Fernando has spent more time engaged in a deep study of PLO than anyone on the planet, so you can be confident his recommended strategies are in any game format and will remain so for many years to come.
精通小注额无限注奥马哈应该是任何新手 PLO 玩家或从 NLHE 过渡的玩家必读的书籍。Fernando 在深入研究 PLO 方面花费了比地球上任何人都多的时间,因此您可以相信他推荐的策略在任何游戏格式中都是有效的,并且将在未来很多年内保持不变。
The days when you could be successful in poker by only playing and sometimes reviewing your own hands is long gone. If you are serious about improving and want to take your game to the next level, Mastering Small Stakes Pot-Limit Omaha is one of the best purchases you can make.
你只靠玩牌和偶尔回顾自己的手牌就能在扑克中取得成功的日子早已一去不复返。如果你认真想提高水平,并希望将游戏水平提升到更高层次,掌握小注限奥马哈扑克是你可以做出的最好购买之一。

- Einars, Amateur Poker Player
- Einars,业余扑克玩家

Even though I have been a professional poker player and student for more than a decade, this is the first time I really feel like one. This is thanks to Fernando and the PLO Mastermind team.
尽管我已经是一名职业扑克玩家和学生超过十年,但这是我第一次真正感觉自己像一个。这要感谢费尔南多和 PLO Mastermind 团队。
  • Arthur aka pechcore, Yearly PLO Mastermind member
I was able to move from playing low to mid-high stakes PLO in an incredibly short time frame by following Fernando's coaching.
我通过跟随费尔南多的指导,能够在极短的时间内从低档升级到中高档的 PLO 游戏。

He taught me how to think as a crusher and how to push myself every day to find new methods and new routines that could improve my game and my life as a whole."
他教会了我如何像一台粉碎机一样思考,如何每天推动自己寻找能够改善我的比赛和整个生活的新方法和新常规。
  • Diego Montone, Amateur Poker Player
    迭戈·蒙托内,业余扑克玩家

Fernando Habegger

Fernando "JNandez” Habegger is a well established Pot Limit Omaha specialist and coach. He started playing in 2006 and then took a job as a poker dealer in order to get closer to the game.
Fernando "JNandez” Habegger 是一位经验丰富的 Pot Limit Omaha 专家和教练。他从 2006 年开始玩牌,后来成为一名扑克荷官,以便更接近游戏。
Towards the end of 2010, JNandez made the move from No-Limit Hold'em to PLO. He started playing online after investing one third of his bankroll to get the best PLO and mental game coaching available at the time.
2010 年底,JNandez 从无限注德州扑克转向 PLO。他投资了自己的三分之一的银行存款,开始在线玩 ,以获取当时最好的 PLO 和心理游戏辅导。
Since 2011, JNandez has made a profit every year playing mid- and highstakes PLO cash games and tournaments, with profits ranging from to per year from playing poker. He's traveled to most of the major live poker stops and established himself as one of top PLO coaches in the game.
自 2011 年以来,JNandez 每年通过参加中高档 PLO 现金游戏和锦标赛赚取利润,利润范围从 美元不等。他曾前往大多数主要的现场扑克站点,并确立自己作为游戏中顶级 PLO 教练的地位。
In April 2018, JNandez launched the PLO Mastermind on JNandezPoker.com (now PLOMastermind.com), one of the biggest PLO training platforms in the world. His content has helped hundreds of members and students take their game and mindset to a new level.
2018 年 4 月,JNandez 在 JNandezPoker.com(现在是 PLOMastermind.com)上推出了 PLO Mastermind,这是世界上最大的 PLO 培训平台之一。他的内容帮助了数百名会员和学生将他们的游戏和心态提升到一个新的水平。
JNandez has travelled and documented the path to become a PLO crusher,
JNandez 已经旅行并记录了成为 PLO 破坏者的道路

and now offers his roadmap so you can get started in Mastering Small Stakes Pot-Limit Omaha.
现在提供他的路线图,让您可以开始掌握小注限制奥马哈。
First published in 2020 by D&B Publishing
2020 年首次由 D&B 出版社出版
Copyright © 2020 Fernando Habegger
The right of Fernando Habegger to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted in accordance with the Copyrights, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
Fernando Habegger 被确认为此作品的作者,其权利已根据 1988 年的版权、设计和专利法案得到维护。
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, electrostatic, magnetic tape, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission of the publisher.
本出版物的所有权归属于出版商,未经事先许可,不得以任何形式或方式进行复制、存储于检索系统或传输,包括电子、静电、磁带、复印、录音或其他方式。
British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data
A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.
这本书的目录记录可从英国图书馆获取。
ISBN: 9781912862191 ISBN:9781912862191
Cover by Horacio Monteverde.
Printed and bound by Tallinna Raamatutrükikoda in Estonia.
爱沙尼亚的塔林书籍印刷厂印刷和装订。
All sales enquiries should be directed to Publishing: info@dandbpoker.com

POKER 扑克

Fernando 'JNANDEz' Habegger

Contents 内容

Introduction 介绍

01 A Modern Poker Approach

Section ONE: Preflop Play

02 Preflop Concepts 02 前翻概念
Preflop Strategy Introduction
Equity Distribution 股权分配
Stack-to-Pot Ratio 堆叠与底池比例
Nuttiness and Calibration
Preflop Sizing 翻牌前的下注大小
03 Preflop Ranges 03 翻牌前范围
First-In Raiser
Cold-calling Fundamentals
冷调基础
3-Betting Fundamentals
Facing a 3-Bet 面对 3-Bet
Facing a 3-Bet at 200bb
Limping 跛行
Defending the Big Blind Versus One Opponent
保卫大盲注对抗一个对手
Defending the Big Blind Versus Multiple Players
保卫大盲注对抗多名玩家
04 Preflop Categories 04 起手牌分类
Category One: Aces
Category Two: Broadway Pairs
第二类:百老汇双人组合
Category Three: Three Broadway Cards with One Non-Broadway
第三类:三张百老汇卡和一张非百老汇卡
Category Four: Double-paired
类别四:双对子
Category Five: Rundowns
Category Six: Two Broadway Cards with Two Medium-low Connectors
六类:两张百老汇牌与两个中低连接器
Category Seven: Three Card Rundown with a Broadway Card
七类牌:三张牌的概述与一张大牌
Category Eight: Mid-low Pairs
第八类:中低对
Category Nine: Ragged Hands
第九类:破烂的手

SECTION Two: PostFloP PlAY
第二部分:后翻牌玩法

05 The Four Pillars of Postflop Analysis
05 后翻分析的四大支柱
Introduction to Postflop Strategy
后翻策略简介
The Four Pillars of Postflop Analysis
后翻分析的四大支柱
Pillar One: Equity
Pillar Two: Polarization
Pillar Three: Position
Pillar Four: Stack-to-Pot Ratio (SPR)
06 Postflop Concepts 06 翻牌概念
C-betting Fundamentals
Blockers and Bluffing 阻挡和虚张声势
07 Postflop Theory: Single-raised Pots
07 后翻牌理论:单次加注底池
Flop C-bet IP Strategy (Button Versus BB)
Flop C-bet OOP Strategy (Cutoff versus Button)
Single-raised Pots IP Turn Strategy
Recap Traing Session
Single-raised Pots OOP Turn Strategy
Single-raised Pots IP River Strategy
Putting it all Together
将所有内容整合在一起
Single-raised Pots OOP River Strategy
单次加注盆河流策略
08 Postflop Theory: 3-bet Pots
Introduction 介绍
3-bet Pots OOP Flop Strategy (SB Versus Button)
3-bet 盆外弹出策略(SB 对按钮)
3-Bet Pots OOP on the Turn/River
转译文本:3-Bet Pots OOP on the Turn/River

3-bet Pots IP
09 Postflop Theory: Multiway Pots
Introduction 介绍
Multiway 3-Bet Pots 多路 3Bet 盆地
Multiway Single-raised Pots
多路单次加注罐

Section Three: Miscellaneous
第三部分:杂项

10 Pot-Limit Omaha Live
10 Pot-Limit Omaha 现场
Live PLO Fundamentals 现场 PLO 基础
Straddling 跨越
Buy-in Strategies
Running it Once or Twice?
Thinking About Players 思考玩家
Playing at the Aria
在 Aria 玩耍
11 Away from the Table
11 远离桌子
Bankroll Management 资金管理
The Mental Game 心理游戏
Study to Play Ratio
学习与玩耍的比例

Introduction 介绍

I started playing poker online in the late 2000s after having played live poker for a couple of years.
我在 2000 年代后期开始玩网上扑克,之前已经玩了几年现场扑克。

Online play was much more accessible for players around the world, and everyone could rail the biggest games in the world from their own house as hundreds of thousands of dollars flew over the table in the blink of an eye. The online poker dream was born.
在线游戏对世界各地的玩家来说更加便捷,每个人都可以在自己的家中参与世界上最大的游戏,数十万美元在眨眼间飞过桌面。在线扑克梦想诞生了。
The players who won the most money in the early days of online poker were mainly the players who were the best live players and they had a very exploitative style of play.
在线扑克早期赢得最多钱的玩家主要是那些最擅长现场比赛的玩家,他们采用了非常具有剥削性的打法。

Some of those players still rank very high on the all-time biggest winners list in online cash games - simply because they took advantage of a new opportunity.
一些玩家仍然在在线现金游戏中的史上最大赢家名单上排名很高 - 简单地因为他们利用了一个新机会。
After a few years, new technologies and software programs became available. These included equity calculators and tools to analyze ranges. Players rising to the top of the game started to work with this new software. This gave them a massive edge in creating a solid strategy.
几年后,新技术和软件程序开始出现。其中包括股权计算器和分析范围的工具。游戏中崭露头角的玩家开始使用这些新软件。这使他们在制定稳健策略方面具有巨大优势。
Since about 2015, we have witnessed the development of more powerful poker software, especially solvers. This has enabled a new crop of players to rise to the summit of the poker world.
自 2015 年左右以来,我们目睹了更强大的扑克软件,特别是解算器的发展。这使得一批新玩家得以崛起到扑克世界的巅峰。

The current elite players have an excellent understanding of how to use these programs in order to find mistakes in their opponent's strategies, while also improving their own.
当前的精英玩家对如何使用这些程序来发现对手策略中的错误以及改进自己有着出色的理解。
In today's poker environment, solvers and other types of software play a huge role in the creation of successful strategies. Learning how to work with these programs can cost a lot of time, energy, and money.
在当今的扑克环境中,求解器和其他类型的软件在成功策略的制定中发挥着巨大作用。学习如何使用这些程序可能会花费大量的时间、精力和金钱。

I understand this well because I have spent hundreds, if not thousands, of hours working with numerous different software programs to figure out how to beat my opponents.
我理解这一点很好,因为我花了数百甚至数千小时与许多不同的软件程序一起工作,以找出如何击败我的对手。
Over the last few years I have dedicated myself to researching the game, putting into practice what I have learned in some of the toughest online games and teaching these strategies to thousands of passionate poker players
在过去的几年里,我一直致力于研究游戏,将我在一些最艰难的在线游戏中学到的知识付诸实践,并将这些策略教给成千上万充满激情的扑克玩家

who are serious about taking their PLO game to the next level.
谁认真地想把他们的 PLO 游戏提升到下一个水平。
The information that you will find in this book comes from the thousands of hours that I put into playing, teaching, and studying Pot Limit Omaha. I have tried to create a fundamental blueprint that will increase your understanding of how to execute a winning PLO strategy.
这本书中的信息来自我花费在玩、教学和研究 Pot Limit Omaha 上的数千小时。我尝试创建一个基本蓝图,以增加您对如何执行成功的 PLO 策略的理解。
In addition to changes in technology, we are also seeing changes in poker formats. Initially Stud changed to Limit Hold'em as the main format and then in the last few decades No-Limit Hold'em has taken over. Nowadays, it is No-Limit Hold'em (NLHE) tournaments that are thriving.
除了技术的变化,我们还看到扑克游戏格式的变化。最初,斯德德(Stud)变成了限注德州扑克(Limit Hold'em)作为主要格式,然后在过去几十年里,无限注德州扑克(No-Limit Hold'em)取而代之。如今,无限注德州扑克(NLHE)锦标赛蓬勃发展。

NLHE cash is also being played almost everywhere. PLO gains traction in some cities more than others as well as during specific times such as tournaments.
无限德州现金游戏几乎在各处都有进行。奥马哈高低限在一些城市比其他城市更受欢迎,也在特定时间如锦标赛期间更受欢迎。

I remember each of the last few WSOP trips I've been on and I've been happy to see more tables offering PLO with each consecutive year.
我记得我参加过的最近几次 WSOP 之旅,很高兴看到每年都有更多的桌子提供 PLO。

Many experienced players are now looking for a new challenge, and want to regain that excitement you feel for a game when you are first introduced to it and discovering how to play it.
许多经验丰富的玩家现在正在寻找新的挑战,并希望重拾当初接触游戏时的激动感,发现如何玩游戏的乐趣。
An important thing to mention is that I've often found that the PLO tables are often the most enjoyable place in the poker room.
一个重要的事情要提到的是,我经常发现 PLO 桌子通常是扑克室里最令人愉快的地方。

There is not as much tension in PLO because many decisions come naturally (although they may be wrong) and most players feel as if they have a shot at winning.
在 PLO 中没有那么多紧张感,因为许多决定都是自然而然的(尽管它们可能是错误的),大多数玩家都觉得自己有机会赢得比赛。

The game offers more action and excitement to players who want to see a lot of flops and go all-in and think the game is similar enough to NLHE, where they understand the basics.
游戏为那些想要看到更多翻牌、全下并认为游戏与 NLHE 相似且理解基础知识的玩家提供了更多的动作和刺激。
Whatever stage you are at in your PLO development, this book will quickly take you through the basics and then into the deeper nuances of PLO. One of the biggest mistakes when approaching PLO is to play it like NLHE.
无论您在 PLO 发展的哪个阶段,这本书都会快速带您了解基础知识,然后深入了解 PLO 的更深层含义。在接近 PLO 时最大的错误之一是将其玩成 NLHE。

If you're someone who is ready for a new challenge within poker, then this book will have something for you. We're going to start out right, by setting the stage for a correct approach to Pot Limit Omaha strategy.
如果你是一个准备在扑克中迎接新挑战的人,那么这本书对你来说会有所帮助。我们将从正确的角度出发,为 Pot Limit Omaha 策略奠定基础。
Fernando Habegger
01

A Modern Approach to Poker

A Modern Poker Approach

What is GTO? 什么是 GTO?

GTO stands for Game Theory Optimal. It describes a model in which two or more players have reached an equilibrium strategy.
GTO 代表游戏理论最优。它描述了两个或更多玩家达到平衡策略的模型。

This is a situation in which all strategies are perfectly balanced and none of the players can do anything differently to increase their expected value (EV).
这是一种情况,其中所有策略都完美平衡,没有任何玩家可以做出不同的举动来增加他们的预期价值(EV)。

If everyone at your table is "playing GTO", it means that they are playing a strategy where they are not incentivized to change this strategy because they cannot increase their EV by doing so.
如果你桌上的每个人都在“玩 GTO”,这意味着他们正在执行一种策略,他们没有动力改变这种策略,因为这样做不能增加他们的预期价值。
In such a model, every player is aware of each other's strategy. This means that if a player changes their strategy, every other player will understand this immediately and can start exploiting them.
在这种模型中,每个玩家都意识到彼此的策略。这意味着如果一个玩家改变了他们的策略,其他每个玩家都会立即理解这一点,并开始利用他们。

This model clearly doesn't represent what happens in the real world and so the goal is not to blindly follow GTO.
这个模型显然不代表现实世界中发生的事情,因此目标不是盲目地遵循 GTO。
Our goal is to use GTO as a framework and then find the highest EV strategy by using observations about how our opponents deviate from GTO.
我们的目标是以 GTO 作为框架,然后通过观察我们的对手如何偏离 GTO 来找到最高 EV 策略。
The specific meaning of "GTO" is hotly debated in the poker community and has a lot of stigma attached to it. People have quite polarized opinions about the usefulness of GTO play.
“GTO”的具体含义在扑克社区中备受争议,并且带有很多污名。人们对 GTO 玩法的实用性有着截然不同的看法。

Some think it is the ultimate solution whereas others believe it's not helpful at all and can even be misleading.
有人认为这是最终解决方案,而另一些人认为这一点毫无帮助,甚至可能会误导。
At first glance, a GTO solution might seem random and hard to understand. But as we explore it more deeply, we become better at understanding the relevant patterns. The best poker players are exceptionally
乍一看,GTO 解决方案可能看起来随机且难以理解。但随着我们深入探讨,我们变得更擅长理解相关模式。最优秀的扑克玩家异常出色。

good at connecting those patterns to overall poker principles. Working with GTO solutions is not about memorizing thousands of models, it's about understanding the principles behind the patterns that emerge.
善于将这些模式与整体扑克原则联系起来。使用 GTO 解决方案并不是要记住成千上万个模型,而是要理解出现的模式背后的原则。

The GTO Framework

GTO functions as a framework that helps us build a fundamental strategy. When learning which hands to play and how, whether to call or 3-bet, whether to check or c-bet postflop, we need a baseline strategy that introduces a solid foundation for each spot in the game.
GTO 作为一个框架,帮助我们建立基本策略。在学习哪些手牌要玩,以及如何玩,是叫注还是 3-bet,是看牌还是 c-bet 后翻牌时,我们需要一个基线策略,为游戏中的每个位置奠定坚实的基础。
There is a concept known as maximum exploitation versus minimum exploitation. Maximum exploitation is about giving the information and reads that you have accumulated the ultimate power over your strategy.
有一个概念被称为最大开发与最小开发。最大开发是关于提供您积累的信息和阅读,从而对您的策略拥有终极权力。

Playing a strategy that is massively influenced by the reads and information that you have about your opponents is very dangerous because if your read is wrong, you will lose a lot of money.
玩一个战略,它受到你对对手的阅读和信息的巨大影响,是非常危险的,因为如果你的阅读是错误的,你将损失很多钱。
By making extreme adjustments to your opponents, you also expose yourself to becoming exploited. For example, if you are going to always bluff the one guy who you think is folding a lot on the river, he might pick up on it because you are bluffing so often.
通过对手进行极端调整,您也暴露了自己容易被利用的风险。例如,如果您总是在河牌时虚张声势,而您认为有一个人在这种情况下经常弃牌,他可能会察觉到这一点,因为您经常在虚张声势。

He might then counter-exploit you, by trapping and calling off frequently. Rather than focusing on adjusting against individual opponents, I want to provide you with a solid framework for a strong PLO strategy.
他可能会反制你,通过频繁地设陷阱和召唤来对付你。我想要为你提供一个强大的 PLO 策略的坚实框架,而不是专注于对抗个别对手。

Once this is established, we will cover when and how to deviate from this baseline to maximize your EV.
一旦这一点确立,我们将讨论何时以及如何偏离这个基准以最大化您的 EV。
For a long time, poker was considered to be a game of reads and exploitation. Because of this legacy it is attractive to use reads and exploitation as your primary decision-making tool.
长期以来,扑克被认为是一种依靠读牌和剥削的游戏。由于这一传统,使用读牌和剥削作为您的主要决策工具是很有吸引力的。

However, the best exploitative strategy will always be built upon an initial solid baseline strategy.
然而,最佳的剥削策略总是建立在一个初始坚实的基线策略之上。

GTO in Practice

Unsurprisingly, many of the early advocates of GTO in poker have risen to the top of the game. Players such as LLinusLLove, OtB_RedBaron, Sauce123, and Ben86 all play a strategy based on GTO and are known to be some of the best poker players in the world.
毫不奇怪,德州扑克中早期的 GTO 倡导者中许多人已经跻身游戏的顶尖。像 LLinusLLove、OtB_RedBaron、Sauce123 和 Ben86 这样的玩家都采用基于 GTO 的策略,并被认为是世界上最优秀的扑克玩家之一。
Ben86, considered one of the best PLO players, was once asked the following question on the Joey Ingram Poker Life Podcast, "What separates
Ben86,被认为是最优秀的 PLO 玩家之一,在 Joey Ingram 扑克生活播客上曾被问及以下问题:“是什么让

the top players in the world from the top 100 , and what separates both groups from the top 1000 ?"
世界前 名选手中的前 100 名,以及这两组与前 1000 名选手之间的区别是什么?
His answer was three-fold.
他的回答是三重的。
  • "The Top 10 players have the strongest fundamental understanding of GTO, allied to an understanding of what should be happening in order to exploit what's actually happening."
    前十名选手对 GTO 有最强的基本理解,同时也理解应该发生的事情以利用实际发生的情况。
  • "The Top 100 players have the same fundamental quality, but the absolute skill level of execution is lower. Then there is also a subset of exploitative "Victor-type" (Isildur1), intuitive players.
    前 100 名选手具有相同的基本素质,但执行的绝对技能水平较低。然后还有一部分利用性的“胜利者型”(Isildur1),直觉型选手。

    They are very good at executing an exploitative playing style and they are usually massively impacted by variance. It is no easy matter to be clear about who is running good and who is actually good."
    他们非常擅长执行剥削性的打法,通常受到方差的巨大影响。要清楚地知道谁在运气好,谁实际上是好手,这并不容易。
  • "If everybody is playing cat and mouse, then there are going to be clearly superior players in that game. But when the 'cat and mouse players' run into the 'GTO guys' they can't live."
    如果每个人都在玩猫鼠游戏,那么在这场游戏中肯定会有明显优秀的玩家。但当“猫鼠玩家”遇到“GTO 家伙”时,他们就无法生存。
Isildur1 had huge success in heads-up NLHE by playing an extremely aggressive style. He was frequently over-betting and bluffing. Although he wasn't playing a GTO strategy, it worked. That was because many of his opponents weren't good enough to know how to counter this style.
Isildur1 在头对头无限注德州扑克中取得了巨大成功,他采用了极端激进的风格。他经常过度下注和虚张声势。尽管他没有采用 GTO 策略,但这种方式奏效了。这是因为许多对手不够强大,不知道如何应对这种风格。
You will see this happening very often in low level poker, where one player has a specific set of plays that are working very well within a specific player pool. However, as this player climbs the ranks they run into smarter opponents and get stuck.
在低级扑克中,你会经常看到这种情况发生,其中一个玩家有一套特定的策略在特定的玩家群体中运作得非常好。然而,随着这个玩家攀升排名,他们会遇到更聪明的对手并陷入困境。

Playing mostly by intuition is not a long-term recipe for success. In today's NLHE games, the GTO players are consistently dominating the exploitative ones.
主要凭直觉玩牌并不是成功的长期秘诀。在当今的 NLHE 游戏中,GTO 玩家一直在稳定地主导着剥削性玩家。
Ben86 also seems to refer to variance. The top 100 players will not always be there because they have the strongest GTO understanding of the game, it's also because there is a lot of variance in poker.
Ben86 似乎也在提到方差。前 100 名玩家并不总是因为他们对游戏的最强 GTO 理解而在那里,也是因为扑克中存在很多方差。

Not just in all-ins and bad beats, everything from what you get dealt, in which positions, who got the weak player to make a costly play, etc. As a player, it can be difficult to really know how good someone really is or whether they are just running hot.
不仅仅是全推和倒霉的牌,一切都取决于你拿到的牌,所处的位置,谁让弱玩家做出了代价高昂的下注等等。作为一名玩家,真正了解某人的水平有多高或者他们只是运气好是很困难的。
The top 10 players have the strongest understanding of GTO and can quickly identify an imbalance in your game and adjust to exploit you.
前 10 名选手对 GTO 有最强的理解,能够快速识别你游戏中的不平衡,并调整以利用你。
Ben86 says, "if everybody is playing cat and mouse there are going to be clearly superior players at that game." What he means is that when everyone
Ben86 说:“如果每个人都在玩猫捉老鼠,那么在这个游戏中肯定会有明显优秀的玩家。”他的意思是当每个人。

is playing an exploitative strategy, there are going to be some people who understand how to exploit the population tendencies better than other players do. They have a superior understanding of the meta-game that is currently being played and they know how to exploit it.
正在采取一种剥削策略,会有一些人比其他玩家更好地理解如何利用人口倾向。他们对当前正在进行的元游戏有着更高级的理解,并知道如何利用它。
But when these primarily exploitative players run into the GTO guys, they can't exploit them, and their weaknesses are revealed.
但是当这些主要是剥削性玩家遇到 GTO 玩家时,他们无法剥削他们,他们的弱点就会暴露出来。

The GTO guys are going to be able to "exploit" the intuitive players by understanding what makes them unbalanced and, at the same time, the GTO players will cap their own downside. That's the real power of GTO.
GTO 的玩家们将能够通过理解使他们失衡的因素来“利用”直觉型玩家,同时,GTO 玩家将限制自己的下行风险。这就是 GTO 的真正力量。

That's why the top 10 players all have the strongest fundamental understanding of GTO.
这就是为什么前十名选手都具有对 GTO 最强大的基本理解。

GTO Versus Weak Opponents
GTO 对弱对手

There is a huge misconception that when you play against weak opponents, you can focus on making reads and exploit them relentlessly simply because they play a terrible strategy.
有一个巨大的误解,即当你与弱对手对战时,你可以专注于读牌并无情地利用他们,仅仅因为他们采用了糟糕的策略。

However, if you don't know what your opponent is doing because they are unpredictable, then playing a GTO strategy can be extremely helpful.
然而,如果你不知道对手在做什么,因为他们是不可预测的,那么采用 GTO 策略可能会非常有帮助。
Our end goal is not to follow a GTO strategy but to build a better understanding of our opponent's game. Reads are often more accurate and actionable if they are coming from a fundamental understanding of GTO.
我们的最终目标不是追随 GTO 策略,而是建立对对手游戏的更好理解。如果从对 GTO 的基本理解出发,阅读通常更准确和可操作。

If you can spot how an opponent is deviating from GTO and how that makes him or her vulnerable to being exploited, you will be able to create an edge for yourself. That is going to be our goal.
如果你能发现对手如何偏离 GTO,并且如何使他或她容易被利用,你就能为自己创造优势。这将是我们的目标。
Most of the small stakes (and even many high stakes) players that you will face at your tables are going to be making massive mistakes. To generate an edge over them, you need to understand what those mistakes are and how to exploit them.
大多数在你桌上遇到的小注(甚至很多高注)玩家都会犯很大的错误。要获得优势,你需要了解这些错误是什么,以及如何利用它们。
It's true that against recreational players, playing a balanced strategy to prevent getting exploited isn't as important compared to situations when you are playing against pros, because recreational players won't punish you as harshly.
对休闲玩家来说,采用平衡策略以防止被利用并不像在与专业人士对战时那样重要,因为休闲玩家不会像专业人士那样严厉地惩罚你。

But you still want to cap your downside, especially when you don't have much information about your opponent.
但是您仍然希望限制风险,尤其是当您对对手了解不多时。
There are four steps to identify your optimal strategy:
识别您的最佳策略有四个步骤:

- Understand the baseline (identify GTO).

  • Identify how your opponent deviates from GTO (find leaks).
    确定对手如何偏离 GTO(找到漏洞)。
  • Exploit your opponent's weakness (exploit).
    利用对手的弱点(利用)。
  • Cap the downside (limit downside).
    限制下行风险。
An easy example is the following. Let's say that you are on the Button and you have to decide whether you want to raise or fold. You know that in GTO terms, the Button should raise of his combos and the Big Blind (BB) is supposed to defend of hands preflop against a pot raise (identify GTO).
一个简单的例子是这样的。假设你在按钮位置,你必须决定是要加注还是弃牌。你知道在 GTO 术语中,按钮应该加注他的组合 ,大盲(BB)应该在翻牌前防守 手牌来对抗加注(识别 GTO)。
Based on the tendencies of your opponent in the BB so far you might believe they will only defend instead of (find leaks). A possible exploit could be to increase your Button open raising range from up to (exploit).
根据对手在大盲位的倾向,你可能会认为他们只会防守 而不是 (找到漏洞)。一个可能的利用方法是将你的按钮位置开牌范围从 增加到 (利用)。
You still shouldn't extend your Button raising range much more than that because you don't want to get counter-exploited and there is also the possibility that your read is wrong (limit downside).
您仍然不应该将按钮加注范围扩大得比这更多,因为您不希望被对手利用,而且您的读牌也可能是错误的(限制下跌)。

You want to keep your downside protected and the way to do this is by making meaningful, but minimal, exploits. Stick to your baseline and make slight adjustments based on your opponent's tendencies.
您希望保护自己的下行风险,做到这一点的方法是进行有意义但最小化的利用。坚持您的基准,并根据对手的倾向进行轻微调整。

If you do this you make sure that your downside is protected in case your opponent picks up on your adjustments or your read turns out to be wrong.
如果你这样做,你可以确保你的下行在你的对手注意到你的调整或你的判断错误的情况下得到保护。

How to Learn GTO
如何学习 GTO

We can only see GTO results in the form of a poker solver output. For example, a PLO solver suggests to open-raise A-A-5-2 UTG but to fold J-85-2. Thanks to billions of calculations the solver has calculated that one hand is a raise and the other is not. That's all the solver output we get. The solver doesn't tell us why a hand is a raise, so we don't know the reasons. This is where we, as humans, come into play.
我们只能看到 GTO 结果以扑克求解器输出的形式。例如,PLO 求解器建议在 UTG 位置开牌 A-A-5-2,但要弃牌 J-85-2。由于进行了数十亿次计算,求解器计算出一手是 加注,另一手不是。这就是我们得到的求解器输出。求解器不告诉我们为什么一手是加注,所以我们不知道原因。这就是我们作为人类介入的地方。
Our job is to make sense of the outputs by applying logic. We identify patterns and we attach ideas and principles to them. We test by developing a hypothesis, running solver experiments and comparing situations.
我们的工作是通过运用逻辑来理解输出。我们识别模式,将想法和原则与之联系起来。我们通过制定假设、进行求解器实验和比较情况来进行测试。

Then we implement and test the strategies in the real world to build a deeper understanding of what is going on.
然后我们在现实世界中实施和测试这些策略,以更深入地了解正在发生的事情。
The good news is you don't have to worry about the concept of GTO or work with any solver output as I have already done this work. This is what I've been doing since 2017 when the first PLO solvers came out.
好消息是您不必担心 GTO 概念或与任何求解器输出一起工作,因为我已经完成了这项工作。这是我自 2017 年首次出现 PLO 求解器以来一直在做的事情。

I have spent thousands of hours researching GTO fundamentals and, in this book, I'll
我已经花费了数千小时研究 GTO 基础知识,在这本书中,我将

present it to you with easy-to-apply concepts. You will go through the process of building your solid baseline strategy and start learning how to maximize your win rate when other players are deviating from a "GTO strategy."
用易于应用的概念向您展示。您将经历建立坚实基线策略并开始学习如何在其他玩家偏离“GTO 策略”时最大化您的胜率的过程。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Against unknown players, start with a balanced strategy to play a strong game while minimizing your downside.
    对于未知的玩家,从一个平衡的策略开始,玩一个强大的游戏,同时最大限度地减少你的风险。
  • Once you get more reads and information on your opponents, you can start to deviate from your baseline strategy.
    一旦您获得更多关于对手的阅读和信息,您就可以开始偏离您的基本策略。
  • Make sure that you don't over-adjust as doing so will expose you to significant risks.
    确保您不要过度调整,因为这样做会使您面临重大风险。
There are four steps to creating an optimal strategy:
创建最佳策略有四个步骤:
  • Understand the baseline and use it to build solid principles.
    理解基线并利用它来建立坚实的原则。
  • Identify in which way your opponents deviate from GTO.
    确定你的对手偏离了 GTO 的方式。
  • Exploit your opponents' weaknesses.
  • Limit your downside. 限制你的下行风险。
02

Preflop Play 翻牌前玩法

Preflop Strategy Introduction

In this section, we will go over different preflop categories, explain the differences between Pot Limit Omaha (PLO) and No-Limit Hold'em (NLHE), and cover the most important preflop concepts.
在本节中,我们将讨论不同的起手牌分类,解释无限注德州扑克(NLHE)和底池限注奥马哈(PLO)之间的区别,并介绍最重要的起手概念。

The main goal of this introduction is that you gain an excellent understanding of the fundamentals so your preflop game can improve step-by-step in the subsequent chapters.
这个介绍的主要目标是让您对基本原理有出色的理解,以便您的翻牌游戏可以在后续章节中逐步改善。

Preflop Equity in PLO and NLHE

Most players are very likely coming to PLO from a NLHE background, so let's start with a few key differences between the games.
大多数玩家很可能是从无限德州扑克背景转向 PLO,所以让我们从游戏之间的一些关键区别开始。
The most obvious (and fun!) difference is that in PLO you are dealt four cards. That doesn't mean there are twice as many starting hands possible in PLO. In fact, there are 270,725 starting hand combinations whereas in NLHE there are only 1,326 possible combinations.
最明显(也是最有趣的!)区别是,在 PLO 中你会被发四张牌。这并不意味着在 PLO 中有两倍多的起手可能性。事实上,在 PLO 中有 270,725 种起手组合,而在 NLHE 中只有 1,326 种可能的组合。
The good news is that PLO is not like NLHE where you can learn all your opening ranges by heart. In PLO it is much more about understanding scenarios and principles rather than memorizing individual hand combinations.
好消息是 PLO 不像 NLHE 那样,你可以把所有的开牌范围都背下来。在 PLO 中,更多的是理解情景和原则,而不是记忆个别手牌组合。
In the preflop section of the book, I will split up the different starting hands into various categories to help you develop a good intuition for which hands to open preflop and which hands to fold.
在书的起手牌部分,我会将不同的起手牌分成各种类别,以帮助您培养对何时应该起手和何时应该弃牌的良好直觉。

I'll also share with you some common traps new players often fall into, so you can avoid these mistakes and gain an immediate advantage over your opponents. After reading this
我还会与您分享一些新玩家经常会陷入的常见陷阱,这样您就可以避免这些错误,并立即获得对手的优势。阅读完这篇文章后

book, you will understand preflop patterns and know what to look for when deciding whether to open-raise or fold.
书籍,您将了解翻牌前的模式,并知道在决定是开牌还是弃牌时要注意什么。
Let's start by developing an understanding of how to value and categorize your hand preflop. In PLO, preflop equities between hands are much smoother than in NLHE, meaning that preflop equities run much closer.
让我们首先开始了解如何评估和分类您的起手牌。在 PLO 中,起手牌之间的起手权益比在 NLHE 中更加平滑,这意味着起手权益更加接近。

If you get dealt Aces in NLHE, you will probably be very excited about the upcoming hand since you will have very high equity and therefore you will very often win.
如果你在无限注德州扑克中得到了 A 牌,你可能会对即将到来的手牌感到非常兴奋,因为你将拥有非常高的股权,因此你很可能会经常赢得比赛。
For example, if you have Aces and your opponent is holding Q will have about equity. In PLO, if you have an extremely strong hand such as A-A-K-K and your opponent holds J-7 - J you only have about equity. This difference in equity can come as a frustrating surprise to some players.
例如,如果你有 A,而你的对手持有 Q,你大约会有 的股权。在 PLO 中,如果你有非常强大的手牌,比如 A-A-K-K,而你的对手持有 J-7-J,你只有大约 的股权。这种股权差异可能会让一些玩家感到沮丧的惊喜。
It is a common misunderstanding to think that because preflop equities run closer, it means there is less room for an edge in PLO, compared to NLHE. In reality the opposite is often the case because a lot of your opponents will use this as an excuse to justify playing very loose.
认为因为起手牌的公平性更接近,就意味着在 PLO 中比在 NLHE 中更难获得优势,这是一个常见的误解。实际上,通常情况相反,因为很多对手会以此为借口来证明他们可以玩得很松。

This is a huge mistake and one that should allow you to print money against these players.
这是一个巨大的错误,应该让你对这些球员印钞。
Another reason players tend to play too many hands preflop in PLO is because the worst possible odds your opponents have to consider is 2-to-1 on a preflop call. Many players think that as long as they have equity preflop, they should continue. As we will see later, this is not the case.
在 PLO 中,玩家倾向于在翻牌前玩太多手的另一个原因是因为对手必须考虑的最差赔率是 2 比 1。许多玩家认为只要他们在翻牌前有 的股权,他们就应该继续。但我们将在后面看到,情况并非如此。
By the way, the general rule for calculating the maximum raise size is:
顺便说一下,计算最大加注尺寸的一般规则是:
Take the previous bet, multiply it by 3 , and then add that to what is already in the pot.
将先前的赌注乘以 3,然后加上已经在锅中的金额。
For example, you are UTG in a 6-max $5/$10 game. To calculate the maximum opening raise, take the previous bet (in this case the Big Blind). Then, multiply this by . Finally, add what is already in the pot, the small blind.
例如,您在 6 人座$5/$10 游戏中是 UTG。要计算最大的开牌加注,需要将前一个赌注(在这种情况下是 大盲注)乘以 。最后,再加上已经在奖池中的 小盲注。
So, you could pot it to in this situation ($10 Big Blind x 3) + $5 small blind. This means that if play is folded to the Big Blind, they would have to call in a pot of .
所以,在这种情况下,您可以把它放到 ($10 大盲注 x 3)+ $5 小盲注。这意味着如果玩家放弃到大盲注,他们将不得不在 的底池中叫
If the player in the Cutoff wanted to make a pot-size 3-bet, they would take the previous bet, which is your $35 open-raise. Multiply that raise by 3 ($35 x ). Finally, add the rest of the pot, which is the small blind ($5) and
如果 Cutoff 位置的玩家想要进行一个与底池大小相等的 3Bet,他们需要拿到之前的赌注,也就是你的$35 的开盲注。将这个加注乘以 3($35 x )。最后,再加上剩下的底池金额,也就是小盲注($5)。

the Big Blind ($10). The maximum 3-bet size that the Cutoff can use is therefore ( ). When it comes back to you, you would be facing an call in a pot, so again the odds are 2-to-1.
大盲注($10)。因此,Cutoff 可以使用的最大 3-bet 尺寸是 )。当轮到你时,你将面对一个 底池中的 跟注,所以再次赔率为 2 比 1。
Usually you don't have to calculate the pot size yourself. If you are playing online, just click the pot or max Button to preview the size. If you are playing live, the dealer can calculate the pot size for you if you request it.
通常情况下,您不必自己计算底池大小。如果您在网上玩,只需点击底池或最大按钮即可预览大小。如果您在现场玩,如果您要求,荷官可以为您计算底池大小。

What is important to keep in mind are the pot odds and how the other players consider them. How much of their strategy are they (or you) basing on simple pot odds?
重要的是要记住的是赌注比和其他玩家如何考虑它们。 他们(或您)的策略有多少是基于简单的赌注比?

The Difference Between Equity and Expected Value (EV)
权益和预期价值(EV)之间的区别

In PLO, the gap between the basic value of a hand and its situational value is often much greater than in NLHE.
在 PLO 中,一手牌的基本价值和情境价值之间的差距通常比在 NLHE 中大得多。
Basic value is based on a hand's equity. For example, if you are holding Q -J-10 and your opponent holds 9--7-6 equity. You can figure out the preflop equities on a site such as propokertools.com.
基本价值是基于手牌的公平性。例如,如果你手中有 Q-J-10,而你的对手手中有 9-7-6,你可以在 propokertools.com 这样的网站上计算出翻牌前的公平性。
However, equity calculations such as this don't take into account equity realization. They simply represent how often a hand is going to win versus another hand when they go all-in. When you think about basic value you don't consider any future bets.
然而,这样的权益计算并未考虑权益实现。它们只是表示一手牌在全押时与另一手牌相比获胜的频率。当您考虑基本价值时,您不考虑任何未来的下注。

This isn't a realistic representation of your hand's value unless you are going all-in and know for a fact you will realize all your hand's equity by getting to showdown.
这不是你手牌价值的真实代表,除非你全押并且确信你将通过到达摊牌阶段实现所有手牌的权益。
Situational value adjusts the value of a hand based on the context of the situation, which creates a much more realistic picture as it takes equity realizability into account: whether you will under-realize or over-realize your equity.
情境价值根据情境的背景调整手牌的价值,这样可以更真实地反映情况,因为它考虑了权益的实现性:你是否会低估或高估你的权益。

Giving situational value to a hand allows for the calibration of preflop ranges based on the particular situation.
将手牌赋予情境价值,可以根据特定情况校准翻牌前的范围。
In PLO, situational value is extremely important, even more important than in NLHE. In this book, I will provide you with all the information and tools that you need to assess the situational value of a hand.
在 PLO 中,情境价值非常重要,甚至比在 NLHE 中更重要。在这本书中,我将为您提供评估手牌情境价值所需的所有信息和工具。

In later chapters, we will discuss the concept of calibration in more depth but for now, you should know that it's about adjusting your preflop range to the situation you are in or are headed into, based on numerous factors such as position, opponent tendencies and the number of players that have already entered the pot.
在后面的章节中,我们将更深入地讨论校准的概念,但现在,您应该知道,这是关于根据诸多因素(如位置、对手倾向和已经进入底池的玩家数量)调整您的起手范围以适应您所处或即将进入的情况。

Equity Distribution 股权分配

What is (Flop) Equity Distribution?
什么是(翻牌)权益分配?

Many players think about preflop and postflop strategy separately but, in reality, they depend on each other. Let's touch a little on the basics of postflop strategy and how that can help us determine which hands are profitable to play preflop and which aren't.
许多玩家认为翻牌前和翻牌后策略是分开的,但实际上它们是相互依存的。让我们简单谈一下翻牌后策略的基础知识,以及如何帮助我们确定哪些手牌在翻牌前是有利可图的,哪些不是。
Flop equity distribution is the equity of specific hands or ranges that are distributed on the subsequent street. In simpler terms, it explains how we are flopping with our specific hand or range against the hand/range of our opponent(s) across all possible remaining streets.
翻牌权益分配是指在随后的街道上分配的特定手牌或范围的权益。简单来说,它解释了我们如何在所有可能的剩余街道上,用我们的特定手牌或范围对手(们)的手牌/范围进行翻牌。
The first question you might ask yourself right now is, "when should I think about flop equity distribution?” You should think about flop equity distribution in every possible preflop scenario.
你现在可能会问自己的第一个问题是,“我什么时候应该考虑翻牌权益分配?”你应该在每种可能的翻牌前情景中考虑翻牌权益分配。
At any point in the hand, you always have to determine if it's profitable to invest additional money into the pot. Unless you're all-in or close to it, the answer to this question will depend on how the subsequent streets are going to be played.
在任何时候,您都必须确定将额外资金投入底池是否有利可图。除非您全押或接近全押,否则这个问题的答案将取决于接下来的街道将如何打。

This concept might sound very technical, so let's jump in with a practical example (Diagram 1).
这个概念听起来可能很技术性,所以让我们通过一个实际的例子来深入了解(图表 1)。
This graph represents the flop equity distribution of all K-K-x-x hands against all A-A-x-x hands. In other words, it demonstrates the equity that Kings have versus Aces across all possible flops.
这张图代表了所有 K-K-x-x 手牌对所有 A-A-x-x 手牌的翻牌公平分布。换句话说,它展示了国王手牌对阿斯手牌在所有可能的翻牌中的公平性。
Consider this, a tight player makes a 4-bet off a 100bb stack and we know that he only does this with Aces. What action should we take against his 4bet?
考虑到这一点,一个紧密型玩家在 100bb 的筹码堆叠上进行 4-bet,我们知道他只会用 Aces 这样做。我们应该如何应对他的 4bet?

In this situation, just as in any preflop scenario, the flop equity distribution profile of your hand versus your opponents' range should be one of the main deciding factors in your decision.
在这种情况下,就像在任何翻牌前的情况一样,你手牌与对手手牌范围的翻牌权益分布概况应该是你决策的主要因素之一。
Diagram 1 图表 1
Flop equity distribution of versus
的翻牌权益分配
On the vertical axis of the graph, you can see how much equity you are flopping with your range, versus your opponents' range. On the horizontal axis, you can see the frequency percentage of boards where we flop that certain amount of equity.
在图表的垂直轴上,您可以看到您的范围与对手范围相比翻牌时的权益量。在水平轴上,您可以看到我们翻牌获得特定权益量的频率百分比。
Kings versus Aces is known to have a "rough" equity distribution. That is, about of the time Kings will flop a strong hand with at least equity, usually meaning a set or two pairs. Then we see a steep dropoff in equity, when the Kings don't out flop the Aces and are still behind the overpair. Most of the time, the flop equity with Kings versus Aces will be well below . Back to the example. If you are holding Kings and you know that your opponent is holding Aces, should you call the 4-bet? Based on the graph, what do you think?
国王对阿斯是众所周知的“粗糙”权益分配。也就是说,大约 的时间国王会在翻牌时拿到至少 权益的强手,通常意味着三条或两对。然后我们会看到权益急剧下降,当国王没有超过阿斯并且仍然落后于大对手时。大多数情况下,国王对阿斯的翻牌权益将远低于 。回到这个例子。如果你手里有国王,而你知道对手手里有阿斯,你应该跟注 4 倍吗?根据图表,你认为呢?
The answer is no, you shouldn't. Not if you're sure that your opponent has Aces. Intuitively this might already make sense to you. We just don't outdraw Aces often enough on the flop and are paying a steep price to see it.
答案是否定的,你不应该这样做。如果你确定对手有 Aces,那就更不应该了。直觉上,这对你来说可能已经有意义了。我们在翻牌时很少能够超过 Aces,并且为了看到它而付出了高昂的代价。

Flop Equity Distribution of Other Hands
其他手牌的翻牌权益分配

Now think about the following hand: . Should you call a 4-bet
现在想想以下手牌: 。如果你应该跟注 4 倍下注

with this double-suited rundown if you know your opponent is holding Aces? This hand's flop equity distribution versus Aces looks like this (Diagram 2).
如果你知道对手手中有 Aces,那么这个双花色的破产手牌怎么办?这手牌与 Aces 的翻牌权益分布如下(图 2)。
Diagram 2 图表 2
Flop equity distribution of versus
的翻牌权益分配
As you can see, there is no steep dropoff in equity. The difference is apparent and equity distribution profiles like this are called "smooth" distributions. Again, you intuitively might already understand that you should call with this hand. But why exactly?
正如您所看到的,股权没有急剧下降。差异是明显的,像这样的股权分配配置被称为“平滑”分布。再次,您可能已经直觉地了解您应该用这只手打电话。但为什么呢?
  • will flop equity or more of the time.
    将在 的股权或更多的时间内失败
  • 8-7-6 -5 will flop equity or more of the time.
    8-7-6 -5 将在 的时间中翻牌 或更多的股权。
  • 8-7-6-5 will flop equity or more of the time.
    8-7-6-5 将在 的时候翻牌 或更多的股权。
We can conclude that there are many different boards on which - will flop enough equity to continue against a c-bet from our opponent postflop, which is an incredibly important factor when deciding if you should be calling or folding preflop. You will be able to realize your hand's equity much more often versus an overpair.
我们可以得出结论,有许多不同的牌面, - 会在对手的后翻筹码下跌足够的资产,这是决定你是否应该在翻牌前跟注或弃牌的一个非常重要因素。你将更频繁地实现你手牌的资产对抗对手的高对子。
The equity distribution profile of Kings included a big inflection point
国王的股权分配概况包括一个重要的拐点

caused by the fact that we either flop a set or we don't. The flop equity profile of 8-7-6-5 double-suited doesn't have an inflection point, which makes the graph much more "smooth."
由于我们要么翻牌要么不翻牌的事实。 8-7-6-5 双色牌的翻牌权益曲线没有拐点,这使得图表更加“平滑”。
Hands that have a very rough equity distribution are generally not worth investing a lot of money into the pot preflop.
手牌分布非常坎坷的手牌通常不值得在翻牌前投入大量资金。

You can compare it to setmining in NLHE, where you don't want to invest a lot of Big Blinds calling with a hand such as 5-5 because it will mostly do well only if you flop a set.
您可以将其与在无限德州扑克中的 setmining 进行比较,在那里您不希望投入很多大盲注来跟注 5-5 这样的手牌,因为只有在翻牌时获得三条时才会有很好的表现。

When you hold 5-5 in a big pot without a set, you will very often have to fold postflop versus continued aggression from your opponent.
当你在一个大底池中拿着 5-5 而没有三条时,你很可能会经常在后翻牌时对手持续的侵略下选择弃牌。
Hands that have a smooth equity distribution profile will flop a solid amount of equity on a high percentage of different boards. We don't need a set to have a lot of equity versus a bare overpair.
具有平滑权益分配配置文件的手会在不同牌面的高百分比上翻牌大量权益。我们不需要一副牌有很多权益与裸露的对手对手。

There are many combinations of pair plus draw or combo draws with high postflop equity. We also have better visibility, meaning we tend to know if we're ahead or not more easily than we do with a pair of Kings. We will talk more about visibility in later postflop chapters.
有许多组合的对子加上绘制或组合绘制,具有高后翻牌权益。我们也有更好的可见性,意味着我们倾向于更容易知道我们是否领先,而不像拿着一对国王那样困难。我们将在后续的后翻牌章节中更多地讨论可见性。
These two hands are quintessential PLO examples for flop distribution. While you must learn to think about the equity distribution profile of your hand or range, you shouldn't think solely in terms of being either smooth or rough.
这两只手是翻牌分配的典型 PLO 示例。虽然你必须学会考虑你的手牌或范围的权益分配情况,但不应只考虑是平稳还是粗糙。

A lot of hands will fall somewhere in between the two categories. As previously mentioned, there are additional principles to consider when deciding whether to play a hand which we will cover in the following chapters.
很多手牌会落在这两个类别之间。如前所述,在决定是否打一手牌时,还有其他原则需要考虑,我们将在接下来的章节中进行讨论。
For now, just know that preflop strategy depends strongly on what sort of postflop scenario you are setting up for yourself.
目前,只需知道,起手策略强烈取决于您为自己设置了什么样的翻牌后局面。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

The flop equity distribution profile of your hand or range can be a critical decision factor when determining what action to take preflop.
您手牌或范围的翻牌权益分布概况可能是确定翻牌前采取何种行动的关键决策因素。
  • Hands with a flop equity distribution that features a slowly descending amount of average equity across all boards are called smooth hands. For example: .
    手牌的公平分布特征是在所有牌局中平均公平度逐渐降低的手牌被称为平滑手牌。例如:
  • Hands that can flop very well occasionally but are more often just
    可以很好地翻转的手,但更常见的是只是

    mediocre or marginal hands are called rough hands, for example K -9-2 . These will have a steep drop-off in average equity across a number of boards.
    中文简体:平庸或边缘的手被称为粗糙的手,例如 K -9-2。这些手在多个牌局中的平均权益会急剧下降。
  • Smooth hands are often better propositions to invest additional chips into the pot preflop than rough hands.
    光滑的手牌通常比粗糙的手牌更适合在翻牌前投入额外的筹码。

Stack-to-Pot Ratio (SPR)
堆栈与底池比率(SPR)

What is SPR? 什么是 SPR?

Another key postflop concept to understand is stack-to-pot ratio (SPR). The SPR describes the relationship between your stack size and the size of the pot.
另一个重要的后翻概念要理解的是筹码与底池比率(SPR)。SPR 描述了您的筹码堆大小与底池大小之间的关系。
Postflop decision-making in poker is largely affected by equity, position and the SPR. Understanding the relation between equity and SPR is the bread and butter of PLO stack-off situations. The smaller the SPR is, the less equity we need to stack off (go all-in).
在扑克中,后翻牌决策在很大程度上受到资产、位置和 SPR 的影响。理解资产和 SPR 之间的关系是 PLO 全押情况的基础。SPR 越小,我们需要全押(all-in)的资产就越少。
Let's elaborate on this with an easy calculation.
让我们用简单的计算来详细说明这一点。
There is in the pot and your stack is which means that you have an SPR of 4-to-1 ($400/$100). In poker, even though it's a ratio, SPR is usually expressed as a single number, in this case 4.
壶里有 ,你的筹码堆是 ,这意味着你的 SPR 是 4 比 1($400/$100)。在扑克中,尽管它是一个比率,SPR 通常表示为一个单一数字,这种情况下是 4。
If the SPR is low, e.g. 1 or 2 , it means that you are playing with very shallow stacks and you will need less equity to stack off. If the SPR is higher, e.g. 6 , you will need a lot more equity to stack off.
如果 SPR 很低,例如 1 或 2,这意味着您正在使用非常浅的筹码堆玩游戏,并且您需要更少的资产来全押。如果 SPR 较高,例如 6,您将需要更多的资产来全押。

In this book, we will use the term SPR frequently, and you will begin to understand how much equity you need at a particular stack depth to stack off correctly.
在这本书中,我们将经常使用术语 SPR,并且您将开始了解在特定的堆栈深度上正确进行全押需要多少资产。
The key numbers when dealing with the SPR are 1,4 and 13 . If you are at SPR 1, it takes one full pot-sized bet to get the money in. For SPR 4, it takes two full pot bets. And for SPR 13, it takes 3 full pot bets.
处理 SPR 时的关键数字是 1、4 和 13。如果您在 SPR 1,需要下注一个完整的底池大小才能把钱放进去。对于 SPR 4,需要下注两个完整的底池大小。而对于 SPR 13,需要下注三个完整的底池大小。
In single-raised pots, the SPR is usually between 8 or 9 for heads-up pots, or 6 to 7 for multiway pots. In 3-bet pots, the SPR is usually 3.5 to 4 in heads-up pots, and closer to 2 in multiway pots.
在单次加注的情况下,头对头的 SPR 通常在 8 或 9 之间,而多路加注的情况下为 6 到 7。在 3 次加注的情况下,头对头的 SPR 通常为 3.5 到 4,而多路加注的情况下更接近 2。

This means that overall, in most situations, you could get all the money in by the river.
这意味着总体而言,在大多数情况下,你可以在河牌圈押入所有筹码。
However, we are not always betting full pot and the focus is not on getting all the money in, it's about making the highest EV decisions.
然而,我们并不总是押满筹码,重点不在于把所有的钱都赢回来,而是要做出最高 EV 价值的决策。

If you want to succeed at PLO, you must understand the equities of your hand or range against your opponent's range and you need to combine this with the SPR calculations.
如果你想在 PLO 中取得成功,你必须了解你手牌或范围与对手范围的资产,并且需要将这一点与 SPR 计算相结合。

SPR and Stacking-Off SPR 和堆叠离场

The next table (Diagram 3) should give you broad indications of how much
下表(图 3)应该为您提供了关于多少的广泛指示

equity you need with what SPR to be able to stack off profitably. This assumes you have no fold equity with your raise.
您需要的权益与 SPR 相结合,才能有利可图地进行堆叠。这假设您在加注时没有折叠权益。
Stack to Pot Ratio (SPR)
堆叠到底池比率(SPR)
Stack-off Equity Needed 堆栈权益需求
0.5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
11
12
13

Diagram 3 图表 3

Remember that when deciding whether or not to stack-off, you shouldn't compare the EV of stacking off only to folding or a break-even situation. You should also be comparing it to the EV of calling.
记住,在决定是否要全押时,你不应该仅将全押的预期价值与弃牌或平衡局面进行比较。你还应该将其与跟注的预期价值进行比较。

Calling can be the highest EV play even in medium-low SPRs, especially when you are in position because it allows you to use your positional advantage over multiple streets. You are also calling sometimes with near equity, such as when slowplaying.
在中低 SPR 中,即使在位置上,跟注可能是最高 EV 的策略,因为它允许您利用您在多个街道上的位置优势。有时您也会以接近 的资产跟注,比如慢速玩牌。
The takeaway from this table is that once you get to SPR 5 or above, you don't want to be routinely getting it in light on the flop. By light, I mean against a range that will have you dominated.
从这个表格中得出的结论是,一旦你达到 SPR 5 或更高,你不想在翻牌时轻易就进入比赛。所谓轻易,是指对抗一个会让你处于劣势的范围。

The thing is that as the SPR increases, your opponents are willing to stack off with stronger hands and in PLO it very often ends up being the nuts or a dominating combo draw unless
事情是,随着 SPR 的增加,你的对手愿意用更强的手牌全押,而在 PLO 中,很多时候最终都是最佳牌或者占优势的连续抽牌

the stacks are very shallow.
这些堆栈非常浅。
In multiway pots you also want to tighten up your stack-off threshold, even when the SPR is comparatively lower. This is because you're now facing multiple opponents and the chances of running into a better hand are greater. It is also possible to run into multiple strong hands.
在多路锅中,即使 SPR 相对较低,您也希望收紧您的全押阈值。这是因为您现在面对多个对手,遇到更好的手牌的机会更大。也有可能遇到多个强手。
When an opponent is potting the flop with a low SPR, and seemingly committing to the hand, you should use the previous table and calculate the stack-off profitability.
当对手在低 SPR 情况下下注翻牌,并似乎致力于这手牌时,您应该使用之前的表格并计算堆叠盈利能力。

If you're facing a half-pot bet at a higher SPR, you probably have some flop fold equity and can justify stacking off and bluffraising a part of your range.
如果你面对一个更高 SPR 的半注大小的赌注,你可能有一些翻牌弃牌权益,并且可以理直气壮地全推和搞笑地加注你的一部分范围。

In the table below (Diagram 4), you can see how having just a little bit of fold equity significantly decreases the stack-off equity required to breakeven.
在下表中(图 4),您可以看到,只要有一点点的折叠权益,就可以显著降低达到盈亏平衡所需的全押权益。
Stack to Pot Ratio (SPR)
堆叠到底池比率(SPR)
Plus % Fold Equity
加倍% 折叠权益
Stack-off Equity Needed 堆栈权益需求
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3.5
3.5
3.5
3.5
4
4

Diagram 4 图表 4

We will discuss SPR more in depth in future single-raised pots and 3-bet pots chapters.
我们将在未来的单次加注和 3 次加注章节中更深入地讨论 SPR。

For now it is just important for you to know what SPR is, so you will be able to understand how it all comes together with the concepts of nuttiness and calibration to affect your preflop range construction.
目前重要的是让您了解什么是 SPR,这样您就能理解它如何与疯狂和校准的概念结合在一起,影响您的翻牌前范围构建。

Studying Preflop Strategy

In PLO, it's not possible to memorize all hand combinations for each situation. What we can do is to split hands up into different categories. Here we will assign nine different categories into which a hand can be placed.
在 PLO 中,不可能记住每种情况下所有手牌组合。我们可以做的是将手牌分成不同的类别。在这里,我们将把手牌分为九个不同的类别。
Before we do that, let's clarify a few terms.
在我们开始之前,让我们澄清一些术语。
  • Rainbow means that you hold exactly four cards with four different suits.
    彩虹意味着你手中正好有四张不同花色的牌。
  • Single-suited means that you hold exactly two, three or four cards from
    单色意味着您手中正好有两、三或四张牌

    the same suit. For example, A or .
    相同的套装。例如,A
  • Double-suited means that you hold precisely two cards from two different suits. For example or .
    双色牌意味着您手中恰好有两张来自两种不同花色的牌。例如
We can use the nine preflop categories as a structural separation of all the preflop combinations. Keep in mind that these categories do not imply a strength difference; they are only used to provide an overview of all the possible hand combinations.
我们可以使用九种起手牌分类作为所有起手组合的结构分离。请记住,这些分类并不意味着强度差异;它们仅用于提供所有可能手牌组合的概览。
  1. Unpaired single-suited
  2. Unpaired double-suited 未配对的双色
  3. Unpaired rainbow 不成对的彩虹
  4. One pair single-suited
  5. One pair double-suited 一对双色牌
  6. One pair rainbow 一对彩虹
  7. Two pair single-suited
  8. Two pair double-suited 两对双色牌
  9. Two pair rainbow 两对彩虹
All possible starting hands fall into one of these categories. As you can see in the table below (Diagram 5), the nine categories vary greatly in terms of strength and in terms of how often they get dealt to you.
所有可能的起手牌都属于这些类别之一。正如您可以在下表(图表 5)中看到的那样,这九个类别在强度和发牌频率方面差异很大。
Unpaired Paired 配对 Double Paired 双对
Single Suited 单色
Double Suited 双色牌
Rainbow
Diagram 5 图表 5
Frequency of Being Dealt Hand Categories
被发放手牌类别的频率
This chart shows that it is very likely that you will get dealt an unpaired single-suited hand as this happens of the time. The probability of getting a double-paired hand is very low. In this chapter, I will very briefly discuss the different categories. The main goal here is to familiarize you with
这张图表显示,你很可能会被发到一手非配对单花色的牌,因为这种情况发生的概率是 。获得一手双对子的牌的概率非常低。在本章中,我将简要讨论不同的类别。这里的主要目标是让你熟悉。

the words and terms, so please don't try to memorize all the exact categories and frequencies.
请不要试图记住所有确切的类别和频率。

Unpaired Single-suited

Let's briefly break down the unpaired single-suited category into more detail. An example of a hand in this category would be A - . This hand belongs in the top of strongest hands when it comes to basic value.
让我们简要地详细介绍一下不成对的单色类别。这个类别中的一个手牌示例是 A - 。当涉及基本价值时,这手牌属于最强手牌的前
Another hand in this category, , is in the bottom of PLO hands. Why exactly does this second hand rank so low? It looks nice enough and you might think that it's easy to make straights with this hand.
在这个类别中, ,是 PLO 手牌中排名最低的 。为什么这第二手牌排名如此之低呢?看起来还不错,你可能会认为用这手牌很容易做顺子。
A lot of these low hands are actually very weak because these hands will give you a lot of weak made hands (such as bottom two pairs) and draws (such as low straights) that can easily be dominated by your opponents.
很多这些低手实际上非常弱,因为这些手会给你很多弱牌手(比如底部两对)和牌型(比如低顺子),很容易被对手压制。

In PLO, it is very important that you play the right hands preflop to avoid being dominated postflop. Playing a lot of weak hands that are easily dominated is one of the easiest and most common ways to burn money.
在 PLO 中,很重要的一点是在翻牌前打对的手牌,以避免在翻牌后被支配。打很多容易被支配的弱手牌是浪费金钱的最简单和最常见的方式之一。

Especially, as mentioned before, if you rely on pot odds and miscalculate your hand's profitability and equity realization on future streets.
特别是,如前所述,如果您依赖锅赔率并错误计算您手牌的盈利能力和未来街道上的权益实现。

In Pot-Limit Omaha High Cards are Still Best

In PLO, just as in NLHE, high cards usually win. Players mistakenly overvalue hands with low suits and low rundowns because these hands look good. You want to play hands based on their components and on the value they have in specific situations.
在 PLO 中,就像在 NLHE 中一样,高牌通常会赢。玩家通常会错误地高估低花色和低级牌的手牌,因为这些手牌看起来不错。您应该根据手牌的组成部分以及在特定情况下的价值来打牌。

Suit Types 西装类型

Hands with two, three or even four cards of the same suit all fall into the "single-suited" category. However, the strength of these hands can be quite different.
手中有两张、三张甚至四张同花色的牌都属于“单花色”类别。然而,这些手牌的强度可能会有很大不同。

A hand with four cards of the same suit, such as A -K -9 -8 , is much worse than the same hand with only two of the same suit, e.g. A -K -8 . It's simply a lot harder to make a flush when you hold four cards of the same suit as you already block two of your potential flush outs.
一手有四张相同花色的牌,比如 A -K -9 -8,比起只有两张相同花色的手牌,例如 A -K -8,要差得多。当你手中有四张相同花色的牌时,要组成同花顺就会困难得多,因为你已经挡住了两张可能的同花顺牌。

When I mention hands with three cards of the same suit I will call them "trip-suited hands" and hands with four cards of the same suit will be called "monotone hands".
当我提到三张相同花色的手牌时,我会称之为“三花色手牌”,而四张相同花色的手牌将被称为“单色手牌”。
Therefore, there are three types of single-suited hands in this category.
因此,在这个类别中有三种类型的单色手牌。

Single-suited A↔-K -Q
单色 A↔-K -Q
Trip-suited A -K -Q -J
旅行适合 A -K -Q -J
  • Monotone A
Another point to note is that higher-value hands have the highest suits but don't block the second highest suit. For example, A is great because when you make a flush, you can easily get paid by a King-, Queenor Jack-high flush. Equity wise, it might be similar to a hand such as A-KQ -10 but it will have better situational value.
另一个要注意的重点是,价值更高的手牌拥有最高的花色,但不会挡住第二高的花色。例如,A 很棒,因为当你组成同花时,你可以轻松地得到由 K、Q 或 J 高同花付款。从公平性的角度来看,它可能类似于 A-KQ-10 这样的手牌,但在特定情况下具有更好的价值。

Avoid monotone and tripsuited hands that have less outs to make a flush and a smaller chance to run into weaker flushes.
避免单调和三张同花的手牌,这些手牌的外部较少,很难组成同花,并且更容易碰到较弱的同花。

Double-paired 双对的

Double-paired hands are only dealt to you about of the time and they vary quite a lot in strength. The main strength of double-paired hands is their ability to flop a set, which they do about of the time.
双对手牌只有约 的概率发到你手中,它们在实力上差异很大。双对手牌的主要优势在于能够在翻牌圈中组成三条,这种情况发生的概率约为

falls into the top of hands in PLO. however, would be in the bottom of hands. Again, how high your paired hands rank and its suit play a big part in determining the strength of your hand.
在 PLO 中属于前 手牌。然而, 将属于底部 手牌。再次强调,您的配对手牌排名以及其花色在确定手牌强度方面起着重要作用。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • We identified two different methods to evaluate hand strength in PLO: Basic Value and Situational Value.
    我们确定了两种不同的方法来评估 PLO 中的手牌强度:基本价值和情境价值。
  • Basic Value is concerned only about the equity of your hand. This matters when going all-in.
    基本价值只关注你手中的公平性。这在全押时很重要。
  • Situational Value is based on the current strategic factors.
    情境价值基于当前的战略因素。
  • Exactly how high your suit and individual cards are is very important. High cards are still the best in most scenarios. Having the Ace-high suit and not blocking the King-high and Queen-high suits increases the value of your hand.
    你的套牌和个别牌有多高是非常重要的。在大多数情况下,高牌仍然是最好的。拥有高牌套牌并且不阻碍国王高和皇后高套牌会增加你手牌的价值。
  • Low cards and suits devalue your hand and make it more likely you end up dominated by your opponent.
    低牌和花色会贬低你的手牌,使你更有可能被对手压制。

Nuttiness and Calibration

Introduction 介绍

In this section, we will discuss the basics of nuttiness and calibration. These two concepts can help you to determine accurately the expected value (EV) of starting hands in different scenarios.
在本节中,我们将讨论疯狂和校准的基础知识。这两个概念可以帮助您准确确定不同情况下起手牌的预期值(EV)。

Nuttiness 坚果味

The nuttiness of a hand describes the likelihood that your starting hand will make the nuts on either the flop, turn or the river. Hands that are considered "nutty" perform especially well in multiway pots.
手牌的坚果性描述了您的起手牌在翻牌、转牌或河牌中是否会成为最佳牌的可能性。被认为是“坚果”的手牌在多路底池中表现特别出色。
If multiple players enter the pot, it is very likely that one or two players end up connecting with the flop. Since you already know this is going to happen, you want to make sure you have "nutty" or nutted hands that have the potential to dominate your opponents.
如果有多名玩家进入奖池,很可能会有一两名玩家与翻牌相连。由于您已经知道这将会发生,您希望确保自己拥有“坚果”或有潜力主宰对手的手牌。

For example, you want to have an Ace-high flush when your opponent is holding the Queen-high flush. Let's illustrate this concept with an example. Compare the following two hands, which one do you think scores highest in "nuttiness"?
例如,当你的对手持有皇后高同花顺时,你想要有一副 A 高的同花顺。让我们用一个例子来说明这个概念。比较以下两手牌,你认为哪一手在“最强牌”中得分最高?
Hand 1: Aı-8 -7 -6
手 1:Aı-8 -7 -6
Hand 2: J -
手 2:J -
Hand 1 is the more nutted hand because it contains an Ace-high suit and it is possible to make the nut flush with this hand. This hand is also better connected with the 8-7-6, and will allow you to make some nut straights.
手牌 1 是更有优势的手牌,因为它包含一个高牌 A,并且有可能用这手牌做出最大的同花顺。这手牌也与 8-7-6 更好地连接,并且可以让你做出一些最大的顺子。
Hand 2 is non-nutted. You cannot make the nut flush with either suit. While you can technically end up with a straight flush, that is very unlikely. Also, the hand is more disconnected and has the potential to make more nonnut straights.
手牌 2 是非牛。你不能使任何花色的牌变成顶级同花。虽然你理论上可以得到同花顺,但这是非常不太可能的。此外,这手牌更加不连贯,并有潜力形成更多非牛顺子。
It is important to note that you shouldn't approach this comparison by thinking in terms of which hand is "better".
重要的是要注意,您不应该通过思考哪只手“更好”来进行比较。

You want to determine the strengths of each hand in different circumstances, not which hand is the strongest. Understand that these two hands have different qualities which makes them better qualified for different situations.
您想要确定不同情况下每只手的优势,而不是哪只手最强。了解这两只手具有不同的特质,使它们更适合不同的情况。
A - -7 has more nutted components, so it performs better in multiway pots, whereas is a very smooth hand which means that it is often going to flop some piece of the board and therefore performs better in heads-up pots.
A - -7 有更多的坚果组成部分,因此在多路锅中表现更好,而 是一手非常平稳的牌,这意味着它经常会在翻牌时得到一些牌桌上的牌,因此在一对一的锅中表现更好。

Context and Calibration

To determine which hand is "better", you need to understand the context. In different situations, different hand qualities are important. It is up to you to understand the context of the situation you are in and what hands are best suited for it.
要确定哪只手“更好”,您需要了解背景。在不同的情况下,不同的手质量是重要的。由您来了解您所处情况的背景以及哪只手最适合它。

Let's go through a few examples of different contexts and what type of hands are best suited for each.
让我们通过几个不同情境的例子,看看哪种手最适合每种情况。

Hand Example 1

The Cutoff raises pot to 3.5 bbs. You are on the Button with A (Diagram 6). What action should you take?
截止线将底池提高到 3.5 倍大盲注。您在按钮位置持有 A (图 6)。您应该采取什么行动?

Diagram 6 图表 6

With this hand, you should call. Why? Because the strength of this hand is its ability to make the nuts.
用这只手,你应该叫。为什么?因为这只手的力量在于它能够制造坚果。

You want to encourage more opponents into the pot who might be holding hands with weaker connectivity and weaker spades so you can dominate them in the event that you hit a nut flush or a nut
您希望鼓励更多可能持有连接性较弱和黑桃较弱的对手进入底池,这样一旦您获得最大的同花顺或最大的牌,您就可以主导他们

straight.

Hand Example 2

The Cutoff raises to . You are on the Button with (Diagram 7). What action should you take?
截止线升至 。您在按钮位置上有 (图 7)。您应该采取什么行动?

Diagram 7 图表 7

You should 3-bet with this hand. Given the hand's low nuttiness, you gain more EV from pushing out the players behind you who might be holding higher-ranked cards and suits that are dominating you.
你应该用这手牌进行 3 次加注。鉴于这手牌的低牌面价值,你可以通过挤出身后可能持有更高级别牌和主导你的花色的玩家来获得更多的预期价值。

This hand flops very smooth, which means that it's going to do well in a 3-bet pot or even a 4-bet pot.
这手牌非常顺畅,这意味着它在 3-bet 或甚至 4-bet 的局中会表现出色。
Now, this doesn't mean that you should 3-bet every double-suited disconnected hand from every position. This is where preflop calibration becomes important.
现在,这并不意味着您应该在每个位置都对每个双色不相连的手牌进行 3 次加注。这就是前翻校准变得重要的地方。

Calibration 校准

Preflop calibration is the process of constructing your preflop ranges optimally based on the situation and other ranges in play.
翻牌前的校准是根据局势和其他牌型的最佳构建翻牌范围的过程。
We calibrate a Big Blind defending range based on:
我们根据以下内容校准大盲注的防守范围:
  • How many players are involved
    有多少玩家参与
Those player's preflop ranges
那些玩家的翻牌范围
Continuing on from earlier, let's consider another example.
延续之前的内容,让我们考虑另一个例子。

Hand Example 3

The EP player raises and gets two callers. You are on the Button with Jo-3 (Diagram 8). What is the correct play?
EP 玩家加注并得到两个跟注者。你在按钮位置拿着 J-3(图 8)。正确的打法是什么?

Diagram 8 图表 8

Call. There are already three players in the pot, so you are looking for nuttiness. This hand can flop the nut flush (draw), a strong top set or a nut straight (draw). If the hand was only suited to the Jack, and not the Ace, this hand would be devalued and, here, simply a fold.
打电话。锅里已经有三名玩家,所以你在寻找最佳手牌。这手牌可以翻出最佳同花顺(牌型),一个强大的顶对子或最佳顺子(牌型)。如果这手牌只适合杰克,而不适合 A,那么这手牌将被贬值,在这里只能弃牌。

If double-suited, the hand is strong enough to 3-bet in order to (hopefully) push out a player or two, thereby improving the strength of the Jack-high flush while still being able to dominate with the Ace-high suit.
如果双色牌,手牌足够强大,可以进行 3 次加注,以便(希望)赶走一个或两个玩家,从而提高 J 高同花的强度,同时仍然能够以 A 高同花牌牌型占优势。
This is a common situation if you are playing low stakes or if you are playing live poker. Remember that you need to calibrate your ranges based on the games that you are playing.
这是一个常见的情况,如果你在玩低赌注或者玩现场扑克。记住,你需要根据你所玩的游戏来校准你的范围。

If your games play very loose, you need to account for more multiway pots and calibrate your preflop ranges towards
如果您的游戏非常松散,您需要考虑更多的多路赌注,并根据此调整您的起手范围

nutted hands. In those games, most of the money you make will come from dominating your opponent's hands and draws. Similarly, most of the money you lose will come from being dominated yourself, so avoid that at all costs!
在这些游戏中,你赚到的大部分钱都将来自于主导对手的手牌和牌型。同样,你输掉的大部分钱也将来自于被对手主导,所以要尽一切努力避免这种情况!

Hand Example 4

The EP player raises and gets two callers. You are on the Button with J (Diagram 9). What should you do?
EP 玩家加注并得到两个跟注者。你在按钮位置持有 J (图 9)。你应该怎么做?

Diagram 9 图表 9

Hopefully you can identify that you should just fold. You should instinctively think, this situation requires a nutted hand because there are already three players in the pot. Or, this hand is non-nutted, which means that it's not the right hand to call with in a multiway pot.
希望你能意识到你应该只是弃牌。你应该本能地认为,这种情况需要一个坚固的手牌,因为已经有三个玩家参与了。或者,这手牌不是坚固的,这意味着这不是在多人参与的局中应该跟注的正确手牌。
If you're still thinking that this hand is extremely connected, and therefore you have a good chance to make the nut straight, you are partially right. This hand indeed looks decent and is connected.
如果你仍然认为这手牌非常连贯,因此你有很大机会组成最大的顺子,你部分正确。这手牌确实看起来不错,而且是连贯的。

But, it is important to stop and really think about the cold calling ranges of the players before you.
但是,在你之前,停下来真正思考球员的冷呼叫范围是很重要的。
Your opponents should be holding hands that directly dominate you, such as or . If you flop a straight or straight draw, it's somewhat likely an opponent has a better one or the same one plus a redraw. Calling with a hand such as will often get you into a
您的对手应该持有直接压制您的手牌,比如 。如果您摊牌是顺子或顺子牌,对手很可能有更好的牌或相同的牌加上重摇机会。用 这样的手牌跟注通常会让您陷入困境。

troublesome spot where you are dominated and could potentially lose a lot of money.
可能会让您处于困境并有可能损失大笔资金的地方。
In reality, your hand is not very strong. The gap at the top of the hand means your straight draw with the J-9 will be weak. It's quite easy for your opponents to dominate your made hands or draw.
实际上,你的手牌并不是很强。手牌顶部的空缺意味着你用 J-9 的直接抽牌会比较弱。你的对手很容易压制你的成牌或抽牌。

In low rake environments, you might be able to call with your hand in position versus one opponent or open in late position yourself. In most small stakes games however, the higher rake in bb/100 will turn playing this hand into a slightly -EV play.
在低抽水环境中,您可能可以在有位置的情况下与一个对手通话,或者在晚期位置自己开牌。然而,在大多数小注游戏中,每 100 大盲的更高抽水将使得玩这手牌成为一个略微负预期的玩法。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • The nuttiness of a hand describes the likelihood that your starting hand will make the nuts on either the flop, turn or on the river. Nuttiness matters most in multiway pots, where multiple players hit a piece of the flop and you often enter a game of postflop domination.
    手牌的坚果性描述了你的起手牌在翻牌、转牌或河牌上会成为最佳牌的可能性。坚果性在多路底池中最为重要,多名玩家都命中了翻牌的一部分,你经常会进入后翻牌主导的游戏中。

    Nuttiness matters less (but still matters) in low stack-to-pot ratio heads-up scenarios.
    坚果味在低筹码与底池比例的对决中变得不那么重要(但仍然重要)。
  • Calibration is the process of constructing your preflop ranges optimally based on the precise situation and the ranges in play. You will need to know how to effectively calibrate your ranges if you want to maximize your profit.
    校准是根据精确情况和玩法范围,最佳地构建您的翻牌范围的过程。如果您想最大化利润,您需要知道如何有效地校准您的范围。

    Calibration means that instead of asking which hands are the best, you need to ask which hands are best structured for the specific scenario you are in.
    校准意味着,你不是在问哪些手是最好的,而是要问哪些手最适合你所处的特定情况。

Preflop Sizing 翻牌前的下注大小

Introduction 介绍

Most players don't critically think about the preflop sizes they use and simply adopt the sizing preferences that are most common in the game they are playing. In this chapter, we will examine what raise sizing you should use and why it is so important.
大多数玩家并没有对他们使用的起手牌大小进行深思熟虑,而是简单地采用他们所玩游戏中最常见的下注尺寸偏好。在本章中,我们将探讨您应该使用的加注尺寸以及为什么它如此重要。

Winning the Blinds 赢得盲注

Raising preflop to the maximum is the standard in PLO as it allows you to win the blinds more often and play an unraked pot.
将起手牌加注到最大是 PLO 中的标准做法,因为这样可以更频繁地赢取盲注并参与无抽水的底池。
Why is winning the blinds so important? You are probably thinking something along the lines of "1.5 blinds is such a small amount; why would I even care about that?"
为什么赢得盲注如此重要?您可能在想:“1.5 个盲注只是一个很小的数额;我为什么要在意呢?”
That's a good question. A lot of poker players have the misconception that winning the blinds and antes is only important in tournaments, once stacks are getting shallow and picking up the blinds can give a significant boost to your total stack. This is not true.
这是一个很好的问题。很多扑克玩家误以为赢得盲注和底注只在锦标赛中才重要,一旦筹码变得稀少,抢夺盲注可以显著提升你的总筹码。这是不正确的。
In fact, one can say that the main goal of any cash game is to win the blinds!
事实上,可以说任何现金游戏的主要目标是赢取盲注!
Let's illustrate this point with some easy math. Winning the blinds equals a win of , which equals a win rate of over one hundred hands. That's an unbelievably high win rate! If you were able to consistently steal the blinds, you would be the biggest cash game winner in the world.
让我们用一些简单的数学来说明这一点。赢得盲注相当于赢得 ,这等于在一百手中的胜率为 。这是一个令人难以置信的高胜率!如果你能够持续地偷盲注,你将成为世界上最大的现金游戏赢家。

In reality, the best online players are winning about 5 to 10bb/100 and the best live players win about 20 to 40bb/100. It should be clear to you why picking up the blinds uncontested is so essential.
事实上,最好的在线玩家每 100 手赢得约 5 到 10 个大盲注,而最好的实况玩家每 100 手赢得约 20 到 40 个大盲注。你应该清楚地明白为什么无争夺地拿下盲注是如此重要。
If your raise isn't large enough, your opponents have an added incentive to defend their blinds with a greater number of hands as the price they are getting justifies it.
如果你的加薪不够多,你的对手就有更大的动机用更多的手牌来保护他们的盲注,因为他们得到的价格是合理的。

By selecting a larger sizing, you make it less profitable for the blinds to defend their blind and you increase your win rate.
通过选择更大的尺寸,您使盲注防守盲注的利润减少,并提高您的胜率。
Furthermore, pots that only play preflop and don't see a flop are typically
此外,只玩翻牌圈而不看翻牌的玩家通常

unraked. This means that you don't have to split your profits from the hand with the casino or poker site if you take down the pot preflop.
未分担。这意味着如果您在翻牌前赢得底池,您不必与赌场或扑克网站分享利润。
You want to maximize your preflop fold equity that you have so you pick up an unraked pot as often as possible, and the way to do this is by using the maximum preflop open-raising size.
您希望最大化您的起手圈子权益,因此您尽可能经常赢得未下注的底池,而实现这一目标的方法是使用最大的起手圈子开牌尺寸。

Maximizing EV

Raising to full pot allows you to have a higher chance of winning the blinds, and it also helps you build bigger pots when you are holding a strong hand.
将赌注加满可以让您有更高的赢取盲注的机会,同时在您手中有强牌时也有助于建立更大的底池。
On the other hand, when you are raising to 3.5 Big Blinds, you are also risking a lot of money - 350bb/100 in fact. That's why you don't want to enter the pot with extremely weak holdings.
另一方面,当您加注至 3.5 大盲注时,您也在冒很大的风险 - 实际上是每 100 手 350 大盲注。这就是为什么您不想以极弱的手牌进入底池。
In a many live games, you will find that your opponents are coming into the pot with a very wide range, regardless of how big you open. If this occurs in the games you play, you still want to focus on playing nutty hands, and you should open-raise as large as possible.
在许多现场游戏中,您会发现您的对手不管您开多大,都会用非常广泛的范围进入底池。如果这种情况发生在您玩的游戏中,您仍然希望专注于玩强手,并且您应该尽可能大幅度地加注。

This combination will allow you to build big pots when you have hands that dominate your opponents, a recipe for PLO success.
这种组合将使您能够在您手中的牌支配对手时建立大底池,这是 PLO 成功的秘诀。

Common Mistakes with Raise Sizing
提高尺寸常见错误

The most common mistakes that players make when it comes to raise sizing are:
玩家在提高筹码大小时最常见的错误是:
  • Open-raising too small; if you want to open the action, you should pot it.
    开牌太小了;如果你想开牌,你应该把它放在锅里。
3-betting too small. 3-betting 太小。
Open-limping. 开放性跛行。
There are only a few exceptions in which these three lines of action are legitimate options. In PLO tournaments it can make sense to open-raise smaller or to open limp.
在这三种行动中,只有少数例外情况是合法的选择。在 PLO 锦标赛中,以较小的加注或者跟注是有道理的。

Stacks are much shallower in PLO tournaments and in many late game situations you want to protect your tournament life by minimizing variance and the size of the pot.
在 PLO 锦标赛中,筹码堆叠要浅得多,在许多晚期比赛情况下,您希望通过减小方差和奖池的大小来保护您的比赛生命。
Also, limping in PLO tournaments can be optimal as there is no rake taken from individual pots, which means that taking down the pot preflop isn't as crucial as in cash games.
此外,在 PLO 锦标赛中瘸腿可能是最佳选择,因为没有从个别奖池中抽取佣金,这意味着在翻牌前赢取奖池并不像在现金游戏中那样关键。

But unless you are playing a tournament, you should avoid open limping, and you should open-raise and 3-bet to the full
但是除非你在参加比赛,否则你应该避免开放性 limping,而应该进行开牌和 3-bet 到最大

size of the pot.
锅的大小。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • The goal of any poker cash game is to win the blinds. Winning 1.5 Big Blinds doesn't sound like much, but it is effectively a per 100 hands win rate.
    任何扑克现金游戏的目标都是赢取盲注。赢得 1.5 个大盲注听起来不像什么,但实际上是每 100 手的胜率
  • You want to maximize your chances of winning the blinds to increase your overall win rate and avoid getting a fraction of the pot due to losing money to the rake. Therefore, you should open-raise and 3-bet to the maximum (pot) size.
    您希望最大化赢取盲注的机会,以提高您的整体胜率,并避免因输掉钱而只得到一小部分底池。因此,您应该以最大(底池)尺寸进行开牌加注和三倍加注。
  • In tournaments your raise size might change, especially in the later stages. This is because pots aren't raked, stack sizes are shallow, and there are tournament life or ICM considerations.
    在比赛中,您的加注大小可能会改变,特别是在后期阶段。这是因为奖池不会被抽水,筹码堆叠较浅,还有比赛生存或 ICM 考虑因素。

Preflop Ranges 翻牌前范围

First-in Raiser

Baseline Strategy 基准策略

A baseline strategy will give you solid and profitable open-raising ranges that you can always use. We'll call this your standard raise first in (RFI) range.
基准策略将为您提供稳健且有利可图的开牌范围,您可以随时使用。我们将称之为您的标准加注范围(RFI)。
At 100bb deep on a 6-handed table, the following RFI frequencies define your GTO baseline strategy:
在 6 人桌上 100 大盲深度,以下 RFI 频率定义了您的 GTO 基线策略:
  • From EP open about 19%
    从 EP 开放约 19%
  • From MP open about
    从 MP 打开关于
  • From the Cutoff open about 31%
    从截止开放约 31%
  • From the Button open about 48%
    从按钮打开约 48%
  • From the Small Blind open about 35%
    从小盲位大约开 35%
From here, you can make (minor) adjustments based on other players' tendencies and stack sizes at your table. For example, if the players behind you are playing very aggressively, you will want to open fewer hands.
从这里开始,您可以根据桌上其他玩家的倾向和筹码堆叠大小进行(轻微)调整。例如,如果您身后的玩家非常激进,您会希望打开更少的手牌。

If the players behind you play a very loose and passive strategy, you're better off removing some of the less nutty hands from your opening ranges, as these hands will suffer in multiway pots.
如果你身后的玩家采用非常宽松和被动的策略,最好从你的开牌范围中移除一些不太强的手牌,因为这些手牌在多路赌注中会受到影响。

This should give you a broad sense of how your range widens as you get closer to the Button.
这应该让您对您的范围如何随着您靠近按钮而扩大有一个广泛的感觉。
One small thing to take into account is how to calculate these percentages of hands. A good rule of thumb to consider is that Aces are about of all hands. You are pretty much playing all Aces (except some A-A-A hands)
一个小事情要考虑的是如何计算这些手牌的百分比。一个好的经验法则是,Aces 大约占所有手牌的 。你基本上在玩所有的 Aces(除了一些 A-A-A 手牌)。

from every position. Therefore, from EP and MP positions, Aces make up about of your opening range.
从每个位置。因此,从 EP 和 MP 位置,Aces 大约占您开局范围的
Kings and Queens therefore, are also about of all hands each. That said, you are not raising all Kings and Queens from every position. A hand such as K-K-7 is usually an open fold, unless you're on the Button or Small Blind. It's usually fine to play a better Kings hand such as K -K -7 6 . Similarly, a hand such as is usually a fold before the Cutoff, and should be folded even from the Cutoff.
国王和皇后因此,也是每手牌中的 。 也就是说,您不会在每个位置都加注所有国王和皇后。 例如,像 K-K-7 这样的手牌通常是一个开放的弃牌,除非您在按钮或小盲位上。 通常可以玩一个更好的国王手牌,比如 K-K-7 6。 同样,像 这样的手牌通常在割草位之前是一个弃牌, 甚至应该在割草位上弃牌。
Overall, if your hand is disconnected it's really going to need to have a very strong suit or high ranking cards for it to be open-raised. The exception to this rule is Aces, because you can profitably 4-bet them and still dominate Kings and Queens hands that cold call preflop.
总的来说,如果你的手牌不连贯,它真的需要有非常强的牌型或高排牌才能被开牌。这个规则的例外是 A,因为你可以有利地 4-bet 它们,仍然能支配在翻牌前冷跟注的 K 和 Q 手牌。

Another common mistake is opening low ranking cards because they are connected. While a hand such as looks nice, in reality it's a very weak hand to open-raise (or cold-call) with. This is especially true if you think the pot will go multiway.
另一个常见的错误是因为它们相连而打开低级牌。虽然像 这样的手看起来不错,但实际上它是一个非常弱的手牌,不适合开牌(或冷呼)。特别是如果你认为底池会变成多路牌。

It's so easy to be dominated when holding this hand and, importantly, very difficult to dominate your opponents - which should be one of your goals.
握住这只手时很容易被控制,而且很难控制你的对手,这应该是你的目标之一。
Imagine you play a hand such as and get a flop facing two opponents. Looks pretty good, right? Top two pair and a gutshot straight draw.
想象一下,你打出了一手 ,在面对两个对手的 翻牌。看起来相当不错,对吧?最高的两对和一个内直的抽牌。

The problem is, your opponents are typically going to be playing higher ranking cards, so they can have hands such as top pair and a flush draw, J-10 with a flush draw, Q-J-8, A-K-9, J-10-9, Q-Q-J, etc. If you get action on the flop, you should not be happy with your hand here.
问题是,你的对手通常会打出更高排名的牌,所以他们可能会有像顶对和同花顺牌、J-10 同花顺牌、Q-J-8、A-K-9、J-10-9、Q-Q-J 等这样的牌。如果你在翻牌圈得到行动,你不应该对你的手牌感到满意。
Moreover, how are you going to play if the turn is a 10 or higher or a heart? You're now stuck. You want to get to showdown cheaply and have no idea if the turn improved your opponent's hand (somewhat likely) or what you will want to do on the river.
此外,如果轮到你出牌时是 10 或更高或者是红心,你会怎么玩呢?你现在陷入困境。你想以较低的成本进入决胜局,但不知道轮是否改善了对手的牌(有点可能),以及你在河牌时该怎么做。

And this was after flopping top two pair! That's why a hand such as Q-J-10-8 is already a lot more playable, especially in games where others are calling with weaker rundowns. Being selective about the hands you play will end up paying off big time.
这是在翻牌后拿到了顶部两对!这就是为什么像 Q-J-10-8 这样的手牌已经更容易玩了,尤其是在其他人用更弱的牌组跟注的游戏中。对于你要玩的手牌要有选择性最终会带来巨大的回报。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • When you join a new table where you don’t know your opponents' strategies, start with using standard or GTO RFI frequencies. When you get more information about your opponents, you can adjust your ranges.
    当您加入一张新桌子时,不了解对手策略,开始使用标准或 GTO RFI 频率。当您获得更多关于对手的信息时,您可以调整您的范围。
  • The top percentage of hands is not completely linear. You are looking for
    手的顶部百分比并非完全线性。您正在寻找

    strong suits, connected hands, and high ranking cards. If one of these is missing, it is unlikely to be an open-raise from earlier positions. If two are missing, it's likely you should only raise from the Button.
    强牌、连牌和高牌。如果其中一个缺失,从早期位置进行开牌的可能性不大。如果有两个缺失,很可能只能从庄家位置加注。
  • If you expect multiway pots, focus strongly on nutty hands. Hands that can dominate and are not easily dominated. That's the best structural advantage to gain and the easiest way to avoid huge mistakes.
    如果你期望有多方参与的底池,要专注于强势的牌型。那些可以主导局面且不容易被主导的牌型。这是获得最佳结构优势和避免巨大错误的最简单方法。
  • Remember, single-suited hands make up around of hands, so be very selective about which ones you play. Suited hands are very common and weak unless they have very high and connected cards.
    记住,单色手牌约占手牌的 ,因此要非常谨慎地选择要玩的手牌。同花手牌非常常见,除非它们有非常高和连续的牌。

Cold-calling Fundamentals
冷调基础

Introduction 介绍

When we refer to cold-calling ranges in this chapter, it applies to situations in which you are facing a single raiser and you are in position.
当我们在本章中提到冷打电话范围时,指的是你面对一个加注者且你处于有利位置的情况。

So, you are sitting in either MP, the Cutoff, or the Button, and you are facing an openraise by a player from one of the earlier positions.
所以,您坐在 MP、Cutoff 或 Button 中的任何一个位置,面对着一个较早位置的玩家的开牌。
In later chapters we discuss Big Blind and multiway situations. For now, the goal is to give you a sound fundamental understanding of cold-calling in position against a single open-raiser.
在后面的章节中,我们将讨论大盲注和多路局面。目前,目标是让您对在位置上对抗单个开牌者的冷呼叫有一个扎实的基本理解。

Frequencies and Positional Awareness
频率和位置意识

As when open-raising, the closer you are to the Button, the more you should increase your cold-calling frequency. This is even true when facing the same opening range. For example, against an EP raiser you should aim to cold call about in MP, in the Cutoff and on the Button. The difference between the Middle Position and the Button is . The more likely it is that you will have guaranteed postflop position, the wider your cold-calling range should be.
当进行开牌时,您离庄家越近,就应该增加冷打牌的频率。即使面对相同的开牌范围,这也是正确的。例如,对抗 EP 开牌者,您应该在 MP 冷打约 ,在 Cutoff 冷打约 ,在 Button 冷打约 。中位位置和庄家之间的差距是 。您越有可能保证在翻牌后的位置,您的冷打范围就应该更广。
Another key point to keep in mind is that when your position is better, your calling range increases and your 3-betting range decreases. So, from the Button, 3-betting marginal hands is not nearly as necessary as from middle position.
另一个要记住的关键点是,当你的位置更好时,你的跟注范围增加,而你的 3 次加注范围减少。因此,从按钮位置来看,3 次加注边缘手牌并不像从中间位置那样必要。

For example, from MP against an EP raise, you should call with about 5% of hands and 3-bet with about 5.2%. From the Button against an EP raise, you should call and 3-bet with just .
例如,从 MP 对抗 EP 的加注,您应该用大约 5%的手牌跟注,用大约 5.2%的手牌三次加注。从按钮对抗 EP 的加注,您应该跟注 ,只用 三次加注。
In the next chapter, we will discuss why this is the case. For now, just keep in mind that your 3-bet range is always going to influence your cold-calling range.
在下一章中,我们将讨论为什么会出现这种情况。现在,只需记住,你的 3-bet 范围总是会影响你的冷呼叫范围。
Many players misunderstand this concept. They think that you should be very aggressive and 3-bet a lot from the Button because you have guaranteed position. But that is not true.
许多玩家误解了这个概念。他们认为你应该在按钮位置非常激进,并且频繁进行 3 次加注,因为你有保证的位置。但这并不正确。

In fact, when you have guaranteed position, you benefit from keeping the SPR higher as this gives you more room to maneuver postflop and a greater positional advantage.
事实上,当您拥有保证的位置时,保持更高的 SPR 会让您在后翻牌时有更多的操作空间和更大的位置优势。
When you are on the Button, you have a lot more incentive to just call.
当你在按钮上时,你更有动力只是打电话。
That doesn't mean that when you have a great hand, you don't want to 3-bet. It just means that the Cutoff and MP positions have more incentive to 3-bet marginal hands, because they benefit from pushing out players behind and gaining position.
这并不意味着当你有一个很好的手牌时,你就不想进行 3-bet。这只是意味着 Cutoff 和 MP 位置更有动机进行 3-bet 边缘手牌,因为他们可以通过推出后面的玩家并获得位置的好处。

The Button knows there is no one who can have position on them, so they benefit comparatively less from 3-betting and more from just calling. This results in the Button being considerably more passive and playing a wider range.
按钮知道没有人可以在他们身上占据位置,所以他们从三次加注中受益相对较少,而从仅仅跟注中受益更多。这导致按钮变得更加被动,并玩更广泛的手牌范围。

Middle Position Versus Early Position
中间位置对早期位置

So what exactly are the hands that you should cold call with from MP versus EP?
那么,究竟应该用中位位置还是早位位置打冷电话的手牌是什么?
In this situation, you are facing a tight UTG open raising range, and four more players are sitting behind you who still have to act. If you decide to call, the chances are very high that you are going to see a multiway flop.
在这种情况下,你面对的是一个紧的 UTG 开牌范围,而你身后还有四名玩家需要行动。如果你决定跟注,很有可能会看到一个多路翻牌。

So the essential factor in this situation is nuttiness. You are looking for high suits, strongly connected hands and high pairs.
因此,在这种情况下,关键因素是疯狂。您要寻找高牌、紧密连接的手牌和高对子。

The hands that are good enough to call in this situation are usually a hybrid of these factors and they need to be able to dominate your opponents postflop in a multiway pot (Diagram 10).
通常在这种情况下足够好的手是这些因素的混合体,它们需要能够在多路底池中主导你的对手后翻(图表 10)。
Diagram 10 图表 10
Some examples are: 一些例子包括:

A -

This hand has high suits and high card connectivity. This is a combination that makes this hand very nutted and therefore it should be called.
这只手有高花色和高牌连接性。这是一个使这只手非常强大的组合,因此应该称之为。

The connectivity of this hand is worse than the previous example but the suits are higher. For that reason, this hand should also be added to your MP calling range.
这手的连贯性比前一个例子差,但花色更高。因此,这手也应该加入到你的中位位置跟注范围内。

When a hand lacks high cards, the connectivity has to be extremely good to play the hand profitably. With low cards, you want rundowns without gaps in them.
当一手牌缺乏高牌时,连贯性必须非常好才能盈利地打这手牌。对于低牌,你希望有没有间隙的顺子。

This hand is a perfect rundown and is an example of an extremely connected hand that should also be added to your calling range.
这手是一个完美的梳理,是一个极其连贯的手的例子,也应该加入到您的呼叫范围中。

As-10-10-2v

This hand features a Broadway pair combined with a high suit. The nuttiness of this hand is still good and therefore it should be called against an EP open-raise.
这手牌具有一对百慕大配合高牌的特点。这手牌的优势仍然很好,因此应该对 EP 的开牌加注。

Button Versus Early Position

The main difference here is that the MP and Cutoff have already folded and therefore the pot is less likely to go multiway. Furthermore, you have guaranteed position. Remember - right now we are only discussing situations where we face one raiser without callers.
这里的主要区别在于 MP 和 Cutoff 已经弃牌,因此锅很少会变成多路。此外,您已经确保了位置。记住-现在我们只讨论面对一个加注者而没有跟注者的情况。

If another player were to cold-call before you, then you need to adjust your range towards more nutted hands, because you are going to face other nutted hands.
如果另一个玩家在你之前冷跟注,那么你需要调整你的手牌范围,更倾向于有更好牌型的手牌,因为你将面对其他更好牌型的手牌。
As mentioned, the Button is supposed to call 15.7% and 3-bet 3.5% against an EP open-raise. What are some of the hands that are calling on the Button versus EP that you would never play in middle position?
如上所述,按钮应该在早期位置开牌时呼叫 15.7%并 3-bet 3.5%。在按钮位置对抗早期位置时,有哪些手牌是你绝对不会在中间位置玩的?

On the Button, facing one opponent, nuttiness matters slightly less and playability becomes more critical. As the hand is likely to go heads-up or three-way, you can add more non-nutted hands to your preflop hand range (Diagram 11).
在按钮上,面对一个对手,疯狂程度稍微不那么重要,可玩性变得更为关键。由于手牌可能会进入对决或三方对决,您可以在翻牌前范围内加入更多非坚果手牌(图表 11)。

Diagram 11 图表 11

Some examples of hands that are not good enough to call from MP but that are good enough to call from the Button are:
一些在中位位置不够好以跟注的手牌示例,但在庄家位置足够好以跟注的手牌有:
Q -J -
This hand has good connectivity and suitedness, but it isn't as nutted as
这只手的连接性和适应性很好,但它并不像果仁那样

that reason, this hand shouldn't be called from MP. The playability of this hand in position is great and, because of that, this hand can be called profitably from the Button.
因此,这手牌不应该从 MP 位置叫牌。这手牌在位置上的可玩性很强,因此,这手牌可以从按钮位置有利地叫牌。

K -Q - J -6
K - Q - J -6

This is the same story. This hand has high suits and good connectivity but because of the dangler, the , this hand shouldn't be called from MP.
这是同一个故事。这只手有高牌和良好的连贯性,但由于悬挂者,这只手不应该从 MP 叫牌。

7 -6-5-4

The connectivity of this hand is excellent but it lacks high cards and is trip-suited. For these reasons this hand should be folded from MP. However, from the Button, where the thresholds to call are a bit lower, this hand should be called.
这手的连贯性很好,但缺乏高牌和三色同花。因此,这手应该从中位位置弃牌。然而,从庄家位置来看,叫注的门槛稍低,这手应该叫注。

The connectivity and suitedness of this hand are okay but not amazing. The nuttiness isn't good enough to afford a call from MP. But from the Button, this hand has enough positive components to call.
这手牌的连贯性和适用性还可以,但并不是令人惊叹的。这手牌的坚固性还不足以在中位位置跟注。但是在庄家位置,这手牌有足够的积极因素来跟注。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • As you get closer to the Button, your calling range increases and your 3betting range decreases. This is because calling allows you to use your positional advantage postflop.
    随着你靠近按钮,你的跟注范围增加,而你的 3Bet 范围减少。这是因为跟注让你能够利用后翻牌位置优势。
  • From earlier positions, you should focus more on nuttiness. From the Button, where multiway pots are less likely and you are able to leverage a positional advantage, playability is more important.
    从较早的位置开始,您应该更加关注坚果牌。从按钮位置开始,多路赌注的可能性较小,您可以利用位置优势,可玩性更为重要。

3-Betting Fundamentals

Introduction 介绍

3-betting is a big part of PLO, especially given how many players rarely fold after getting 3-bet. These big pots can have a massive influence on your win rate, so let's ensure that you have the right fundamentals and the proper 3betting preflop ranges.
3-betting 是 PLO 的重要组成部分,特别是考虑到有多少玩家在被 3-bet 后很少放弃。这些大底池可能会对您的胜率产生巨大影响,因此让我们确保您具备正确的基本知识和适当的 3betting 前翻牌范围。

To Call or to 3-Bet
打电话还是 3-Bet

Keep in mind that when you decide to 3-bet, you are giving up on coldcalling, and vice versa. You must understand the benefits of both options since they are mutually exclusive.
请记住,当你决定 3-bet 时,你就放弃了冷呼叫,反之亦然。你必须理解这两种选择的好处,因为它们是互斥的。
When you 3-bet, you will often play a heads-up pot since the other players at the table now have to make a much bigger preflop investment to enter the pot. In 3-bet pots, the SPR is much lower than in single-raised pots.
当你 3-bet 时,你通常会玩一个两人底池,因为桌上的其他玩家现在必须做一个更大的前翻投资才能进入底池。在 3-bet 底池中,堆叠比率比单次加注底池要低得多。

In 3-bet pots at 100bb, the SPR will be around 4, which means that you will very often be playing for stacks.
在 100bb 的 3-bet 盆中,SPR 将约为 4,这意味着你很可能会经常进行全押。
When you are cold-calling an open-raise, it's more likely that you will end up in a multiway pot, especially if you are cold-calling from one of the early positions.
当您在冷打开时跟注时,您更有可能最终进入一个多路池,特别是如果您是在早期位置之一冷打开。

In live games or small stakes online games, many pots will go multiway because you are likely facing a lot of players with very wide preflop ranges who don't adjust correctly for multiway play.
在现场游戏或小注网络游戏中,许多底池会变成多路底池,因为你很可能面对很多玩家,他们的起手范围非常宽泛,而且对多路玩法没有正确调整。

Single-raised pots at 100bb will usually play at an SPR of around 13 which means that you need a much stronger hand to stack off on the flop, especially when you are playing multiway.
单次加注时,100 大盲注的底池通常会在约 13 左右的 SPR 下进行,这意味着你需要更强的牌来在翻牌圈全押,尤其是在多路对战时。

Positional Advantage 位置优势

Another key difference is that when the SPR is low, as in 3-bet pots, the out of position player has less of a positional disadvantage given that they can more easily go all-in on the flop or turn. That means that they can often avoid playing the river out of position.
另一个关键区别在于当 SPR 较低时,例如 3-bet pots 时,处于位置劣势的玩家在翻牌或转牌时更容易全押,因此他们在位置上的劣势较小。这意味着他们通常可以避免在位置劣势下打河牌。

The river is a tricky street to play in PLO, given how often the nuts change and how that impacts the out of position player.
河流是在 PLO 中玩耍的一个棘手的街道,因为坚果经常变化,这会影响到位置不利的玩家。
In high SPR situations, the out of position player has to play all three streets with this situational drawback. This robs them of EV which is, in turn, gained by the IP player.
在高 SPR 情况下,位置不佳的玩家必须在这种情况下的三条街上进行比赛。这使他们失去了 EV,而这些 EV 反过来又被 IP 玩家获得。

So, having a high SPR increases the IP player's positional advantage, as they can leverage it through multiple streets.
因此,拥有高 SPR 的 IP 玩家在位置上具有优势,因为他们可以通过多条街道利用它。

Reasons to 3-bet

Please note that this explanation is a simplified version to introduce you to why and when you should consider 3-betting preflop. In further chapters, we will analyze this concept in more detail.
请注意,这个解释是一个简化版本,旨在介绍为什么以及何时应该考虑三倍加注前翻牌。在后续章节中,我们将更详细地分析这个概念。
We have already indicated that a 3-bet pot leads to a low SPR scenario, where players are likely to stack off on the flop or turn. Your opponents know that they can stack off with a piece of the flop and something to go with it.
我们已经指出,3-bet pot 导致了一个低 SPR 的情况,玩家很可能在翻牌或转牌时全下。你的对手知道他们可以用一部分翻牌和配套的东西全下。

If they hit a pair and a draw, or a combo draw, they are happy to go all-in. Therefore, your goal in 3-bet pots is to dominate your opponent in such stack-off scenarios.
如果他们有一对和一个吸引,或者一个组合吸引,他们很乐意 all-in。因此,在 3-bet 局中,你的目标是在这种堆叠对决中主导你的对手。
The best hands to accomplish that goal are pair plus draw type hands that dominate your opponents' similar holdings. Ideally, you want to flop top pair and a high flush or straight draw versus middle pair and weak flush or straight draw.
实现这一目标的最佳手牌是对手相似手牌的双对加上抽牌类型的手牌。理想情况下,您希望在翻牌时拿到顶对和高同花顺或顺子牌,以对付对手的中对和弱同花顺或顺子牌。

You need to accomplish this postflop goal by constructing your 3-betting range with this precise purpose in mind.
您需要通过构建具有这一明确目的的 3-betting 范围来实现这个后翻目标。
Therefore, there are two main reasons to 3-bet:
因此,有两个主要原因可以进行 3-bet:

3-bet to Push an Equity Edge
3-bet 以推动股权优势

You should 3-bet hands that want to build a big pot with an equity advantage. The main type of 3-betting value hands are A-A-x-x, A-K-K-x, and A-Q-Q-x.
您应该 3-bet 那些希望以权益优势建立大底池的手牌。3-bet 价值手牌的主要类型是 A-A-x-x,A-K-K-x 和 A-Q-Q-x。

An additional type are double-suited high cards, which are hands that are double-suited, have very good connectivity and Broadway or near-Broadway cards or pairs. Altogether, these amount to only about of all hands.
另一种类型是双色高牌,这些手牌是双色的,具有非常好的连贯性,并且包含 Broadway 或接近 Broadway 的牌或对子。总的来说,这些手牌仅占所有手牌的约

3-bet for Better Playability

The second reason to 3-bet is for playability. Hands that want to 3-bet for playability often have a very smooth equity distribution, meaning that they flop good equity on a large number of flops. These hands are also non-nutted, so they are not optimized for multiway pots.
第二个 3-bet 的原因是为了可玩性。那些想要为了可玩性而 3-bet 的手牌通常具有非常平滑的权益分布,意味着它们在许多翻牌中都有很好的权益。这些手牌也不是最佳手牌,因此它们不适用于多路池。

This means that 3-betting becomes more appealing to make the pot heads-up. This category includes a lot of non-nutty high double-suited rundowns. They still need to mostly feature high ranking cards because you are hoping to dominate your
这意味着 3-betting 变得更有吸引力,使底池变成两人对决。这个类别包括很多非坚果高双色连牌。它们仍然需要主要是高等级的牌,因为你希望主导。

opponent's postflop stack-off range. Even though they lack nuttiness, their equity versus the range of just one player is quite high and they add a lot of playability to your range going into a low SPR postflop scenario.
对手的后翻牌全押范围。尽管它们缺乏最佳手牌,但它们对单个玩家范围的赌注权益相当高,并且它们为您的范围增加了很多可玩性,进入低 SPR 后翻牌情景。

Realizability

In 3-bet pots, the money will very often end up getting all-in. For that reason, your hands must have the potential to realize all of their equity. You want to 3-bet hands that are happy with putting in all the money postflop at an SPR of 4.
在 3-bet 的局面中,很多时候钱最终会全部进去。因此,你的手牌必须具备实现全部权益的潜力。你希望 3-bet 那些在 SPR 为 4 时愿意在后翻牌时把所有钱都下进去的手牌。

Hands such as high double-suited rundowns are often able to stack off because they frequently flop a pair or better alongside a decent draw.
像高双色连牌这样的手牌通常可以堆叠,因为它们经常在翻牌时获得一对或更好的牌,并且有一个不错的牌型。
If you think back to the flop equity distribution profile, you know that 8 -7-6 -5 had a much smoother equity distribution. This hand will have a much easier time realizing equity because you often flop enough equity to call an all-in bet from your opponent.
如果你回想一下翻牌权益分布图,你会知道 8-7-6-5 有一个更加平滑的权益分布。这手牌将更容易实现权益,因为你经常会在翻牌时获得足够的权益来跟上对手的全押注。

When you flop a flush draw in a 3-bet pot you can very rarely get away from it. This also holds true for your opponent, so you want to make sure that you have the better flush draws and straight draws so you have a ton of equity versus your opponents in big pots.
当你在 3-bet 局中出现同花顺牌时,你很少能够放弃它。这也适用于你的对手,所以你要确保你有更好的同花顺牌和顺子牌,这样你在大局中对手有很高的资产。
By the way, is a hand that you should 3-bet from the Cutoff versus MP to push out the Button behind you, but flat from the Button when facing a raise since there's no one behind to push out and gain position.
顺便说一下,从 Cutoff 对抗 MP 应该 3-bet ,以排挤身后的 Button,但当面对加注时,应该从 Button 平跟,因为没有人能排挤并获得位置。

3-betting for Value

If you are 3-betting for value, you are looking to build a big pot with a hand that has a raw equity advantage. For example, when you are holding Aces, most of the time you 3-bet because you want to get a lot of chips into the pot preflop.
如果你是在进行 3 次加注以获取价值,那么你是希望用一手具有原始权益优势的牌来建立一个大底池。例如,当你手中有 A 时,大多数情况下你会进行 3 次加注,因为你希望在翻牌前将大量筹码放入底池。

You also give opponents the option to 4-bet, which would be even more profitable. If you just call with Aces, your opponent doesn't have the option to 4-bet and you lose that extra EV.
您还给对手提供了 4-bet 的选择,这样会更有利可图。如果您只是跟着 Aces 叫注,您的对手就没有 4-bet 的选择,您就会失去那额外的 EV。
A further reason to 3-bet Aces is that they tend to perform better in low SPR scenarios, where they can dominate stack-off hands with a nut flush draw or at least do well enough versus pair plus draw hands to go all-in after c-betting.
3-bet Aces 的另一个原因是,它们在低 SPR 情况下往往表现更好,可以主导具有最大同花顺牌或至少在 c-bet 后与对子加上同花牌对抗得足够好的手牌。

In single-raised pots, Aces would more often not be able to realize their equity and end up losing more often by not getting to showdown.
在单次加注的情况下,A 牌更多时候无法实现其权益,最终更多次输掉比赛,因为无法到达摊牌。
To be clear, I am saying that your hand has to play better in a 3-bet headsup pot compared to a single-raised multiway pot. I am not saying that your hand should play exceptionally well in a 3-bet pot. Do you see the
要明确一点,我是说在 3-bet heads-up pot 中,你的手牌必须比在单次加注的多路池中打得更好。我并不是说你的手牌在 3-bet pot 中应该打得异常出色。你明白了吗?

difference? 不同?

Let's use an example to analyze this concept further.
让我们用一个例子来进一步分析这个概念。
You are holding A-A well in a 3-bet pot because both the suitedness and connectivity are weak but it's going to do much worse in a multiway pot. When you are in a singleraised multiway pot, your hand needs additional features to be able to realize your equity.
在 3-bet 底池中,你手中握有 A-A 是因为同花和连接性都较弱,但在多路底池中表现会更差。当你在一个单次加注的多路底池中时,你的手牌需要额外的特点才能实现你的权益。

In a multiway pot, there will very often be at least one player who flopped a piece of the board and decides to bet. To continue against this bet, you will need to have pretty high equity.
在一个多路赌注中,往往至少会有一个玩家在翻牌时拿到了一部分牌,并决定下注。要继续对抗这个赌注,你需要有相当高的权益。

A hand such as A -A won't be able to continue postflop unless you flop a set or a nut flush draw. So you want to 3-bet that hand to try and play a heads-up pot at a low SPR so you can push your equity on a greater number of flops.
像 A-A 这样的手牌在后翻牌时,除非你翻到一个三条或者最大同花顺的牌,否则无法继续下注。因此,你希望对这手牌进行 3 次加注,以尝试在低 SPR 的情况下玩一个一对一的底池,这样你就可以在更多的翻牌上发挥你的优势。
The final reason you want to 3-bet for value is that you benefit from preflop fold equity.
你想要进行 3 次加注的最终原因是你可以从翻牌前的弃牌权益中获益。

If you win a hand preflop after somebody already invested additional money in the pot, you will pay no rake because the hand didn't go to the flop and that will generate a tremendous win rate!
如果你在有人已经在底池中投入额外资金后赢得一手底池,你将不需要支付任何佣金,因为这手牌没有到翻牌,这将产生巨大的胜率!
You always want to compare the options of cold-calling and 3-betting in preflop scenarios. Even if you have a hand that might not do exceptionally well in 3-bet pots, you might still want to consider 3-betting because it might do even worse in a multiway single-raised pot.
您总是想要比较在翻牌前情况下的冷打和 3 次加注的选择。即使您手中的牌在 3 次加注的局面中可能表现不佳,您仍然可能考虑 3 次加注,因为在一个多方单次加注的局面中,它可能表现得更糟。

3-Betting for Playability
3-挑战可玩性

The main reason to 3-bet for playability is to push out players behind you and to get the pot heads-up. Hands that want to 3-bet for playability, in general, aren't very nutty, so they hugely benefit from pushing out players behind you who hold higher suits. Here is an example
主要原因是为了可玩性而 3-bet 是为了推出你身后的玩家并让底池变成两个人。一般来说,想要为可玩性而 3-bet 的手牌并不是很强,所以它们非常受益于推出身后持有更高牌的玩家。这里有一个例子。
You are in the Cutoff and you face a pot-size open-raise from early position. You are holding Q-J -9-8 (Diagram 12).
您在 Cutoff 位置,面对一个早期位置的底池开盲注。您手中有 Q-J-9-8(图 12)。
This hand is very well connected and has a very smooth equity distribution profile. It will connect with many different board textures but it lacks nuttiness. Therefore this hand plays better in a heads-up pot than a multiway pot.
这手牌连接性很好,资产分配平滑。它会与许多不同的牌桌纹理相连接,但缺乏坚果牌。因此,这手牌在一对一的底池中比在多路底池中玩得更好。

Players behind you could hold suits that dominate yours, so you benefit from pushing them out of the pot. These reasons mean this hand should be 3bet.
身后的玩家可能持有比你更强大的牌型,因此你可以从将他们挤出底池中获益。这些原因意味着这手牌应该进行 3bet。
With this hand, you will often flop a substantial amount of equity, such as a pair plus draw, and will be able to put all the money in on the flop or take the pot down with a c-bet. If you were instead in a pot with multiple
用这只手,您经常会翻牌获得大量的资产,比如一对加上抽牌,并且能够在翻牌时把所有的钱都下注或者通过 c-bet 赢得底池。如果您与多人一起参与底池,您可以选择放弃。

opponents, you would likely be in a bad spot when the money goes in because one of your opponents will show up with a dominating suit and the other one could have a stronger made hand.
对手,当钱进场时,你很可能会处于一个糟糕的境地,因为你的一个对手会出现一个支配性的花色,另一个可能会有一个更强的牌型。
Diagram 12 图表 12

Main Takeaways 主要要点

There are two reasons to 3-bet.
有两个原因可以 3-bet。
To build a bigger pot with a hand that:
用一只手建造一个更大的锅:
  • Has a raw equity advantage.
    具有原始股权优势。
  • Plays better heads-up, rather than in a multiway pot.
    在一对一的情况下玩得更好,而不是在多人底池中。
Benefits from preflop fold equity.
For playability in order to:
为了可玩性:
  • Push out players behind you with dominating hands that can't call a 3bet, but would come along if you call.
    用支配性的手牌推出身后的玩家,这些手牌无法跟注 3bet,但如果你跟注,他们会跟着来。
  • Play your hand in a higher EV context, as it plays better in a low SPR heads-up pot compared to a multiway pot.
    在更高的 EV 环境中打出你的手牌,因为与多路赌注相比,在低 SPR 的对决中表现更好。
  • Secure positional advantage and push out the players behind you who
    确保位置优势,并将身后的玩家挤出去

    have position. 有位置。

Facing a 3-Bet 面对 3-Bet

Introduction 介绍

When facing a 3-bet, there are three possible scenarios that all have different EV's attached to them:
当面对 3-bet 时,有三种可能的情况,它们都有不同的预期价值(EV)与之相关
  1. You can 4-bet, which is mainly done with Aces, some A-K-K and double-suited Ace-high rundowns. 4-betting with a range such as this generates very high EV.
    您可以进行 4 次加注,主要是用 Aces,一些 A-K-K 和双花色 Ace 高牌。使用这样的范围进行 4 次加注会产生非常高的 EV。
  2. Calling the 3-bet. In that case, you can end up recouping a portion of your initial investment (the open-raise) but the EV of calling will almost always be lower than your initial open-raise EV.
    呼叫 3-bet。在这种情况下,您可以收回您初始投资的一部分(开牌),但呼叫的预期价值几乎总是低于您初始开牌的预期价值。

    Very often, the EV of calling a 3-bet is negative but still preferable to folding and giving away your original completely.
    很多时候,跟注 3 次加注的预期价值是负数,但仍然比弃牌并完全放弃原始筹码更可取。
  3. Folding means you are giving up on your entire preflop investment. The reason that you fold a part of your open-raising range is because it will lose more money in a 3-bet pot compared to simply folding.
    弃牌意味着你放弃了整个翻牌前的投资。你折叠开牌范围的一部分的原因是因为在 3-bet 局中,相比于简单弃牌,它会损失更多的钱。

    This part of your range is usually badly dominated by your opponent's 3betting range and also lacks equity realizability. This means that you will often get all the money in on the flop while dominated and having minimal equity.
    您的牌区域通常被对手的 3bet 范围严重主导,并且缺乏权益实现性。这意味着您经常会在翻牌时输掉所有的钱,同时处于劣势并且具有最小的权益。

    Alternatively you end up having to check-fold too much. Hands that are part of this folding range are usually big pairs or high cards that don't have additional backup in the form of being double-suited or by being strongly connected.
    否则,您最终将不得不进行太多的查看弃牌。通常属于这种弃牌范围的手牌通常是大对子或高牌,它们没有额外的支持,例如双色或强连接。
Many players have a misconception when it comes to countering 3-bets in PLO. They often think that they don't have to fold against 3-bets, but this is incorrect. Weak hands will lose more money by calling and that's just a fact.
许多玩家在 PLO 中对抗 3-bet 时存在误解。他们经常认为他们不必对抗 3-bet,但这是不正确的。弱牌通过跟注会损失更多的钱,这只是事实。
If you raise from early position and the Button 3-bets, how often should you fold? The answer is that you should fold about 19% of the time, depending on the rake structure, your opponent and the stack depth.
如果你在早期位置加注,而按钮位置再加注 3 倍,你应该有多少频率选择弃牌?答案是,你应该根据抽水结构、对手和筹码深度,大约有 19%的时间选择弃牌。

If you pay a lot of rake, for example at the online low stakes, you should fold about more, so closer to . If you are paying little rake or even no rake, for example in a time-based rake structure in a live game, you only have to fold
如果您支付了很多佣金,例如在线低赌注,您应该多弃牌约 ,接近 。如果您支付的佣金很少甚至没有佣金,例如在现场游戏中的基于时间的佣金结构中,您只需要弃牌。

about of your hands against a 3-bet.
关于 对抗 3-bet 的手。
Your fold to 3-bet frequency heavily depends on your position and your opponent's position. If you are open-raising from the Cutoff and your opponent is on the Button, you should fold about of the time. Remember the Button has a reason to just call with a lot of his hands and leverage his positional advantage. So his 3-betting range should be tight and your Cutoff opening range is looser than your earlier position ranges.
您对 3-bet 频率的折叠程度在很大程度上取决于您的位置和对手的位置。如果您从 Cutoff 位置开牌,而对手在 Button 位置,您应该大约 的时间折叠。请记住,Button 位置有理由只用很多手牌跟注,并利用他的位置优势。因此,他的 3-bet 范围应该较紧,而您的 Cutoff 开牌范围比您之前的位置范围更宽松。
On the other hand, if you are open raising from the Button and you face a 3-bet from the Small Blind you should only fold about of the time since you are in position and facing a rather wide 3-betting range. The hands you are folding are the ones that will do the worst postflop. Again, you are going into a low SPR scenario where the Small Blind is likely to c-bet the flop with a strong range.
另一方面,如果你在庄家位置开牌,而小盲位对你进行 3 次加注,你应该只有 的时间放弃,因为你处于位置优势,并面对相当宽的 3 次加注范围。你要放弃的手牌是那些在后翻牌时表现最差的手牌。再次强调,你将进入一个低 SPR 情况,小盲位很可能会用强势范围进行后翻牌下注。

You therefore want hands that can face this decision profitably.
因此,您希望能够面对这个决定并从中获利的双手。
Keep in mind the general concept regarding rake. If the rake in your game is relatively high, you should start to fold about more against 3-bets. If the rake in your game is relatively low, you should fold about less against 3-bets.
牢记关于佣金的一般概念。如果您游戏中的佣金相对较高,您应该开始对 3-bet 折叠约 。如果您游戏中的佣金相对较低,您应该对 3-bet 折叠约

Key Concept One: Position
关键概念一:位置

In any poker game, position has a major impact on your EV. Most players underestimate how great the influence of position is in Pot Limit Omaha.
在任何扑克游戏中,位置对你的预期价值有很大影响。大多数玩家低估了位置在奥马哈无限注大小游戏中的影响力。

Playing in position you can realize much more of your equity than out of position because you will be able to generate more value with your strong hands, decide whether to go to showdown and get more postflop bluffing opportunities.
在位置上玩牌,你可以实现比不在位置上更多的权益,因为你将能够用你的强牌产生更多价值,决定是否去决胜局,并获得更多后翻牌的虚张声势机会。

Consequently, the minimum amount of equity required to call against a 3-bet profitably is much less when you have position. This means that out of position you will have to fold more often to 3-bets than in position.
因此,当您拥有位置时,对抗 3 次加注的最低资本要求更少。这意味着在位置不利的情况下,您将不得不更频繁地对 3 次加注做出弃牌决定。

Key Concept Two: How to Play Aces Versus a 3-bet
关键概念二:如何打 A 对面对 3 次加注

If you are facing a 3-bet when holding Aces at 100bb, you want to 4-bet of the time. The main reason to 4-bet is because the EV is much higher than calling. There is much more value in getting your opponent to put in a lot of money into the pot while you are a favorite than trapping preflop.
如果你手持 Aces 在 100bb 时面对 3-bet,你希望 4-bet 的时间 。4-bet 的主要原因是因为 EV 比跟注高得多。让对手在你是优势的情况下把大量筹码放入底池中有更多价值,而不是在翻牌前设陷阱。

Additionally, Aces hands have an easier time realizing their equity when the
此外,当 Aces 手牌时,更容易实现他们的权益
SPR gets lower, because this allows you to shove profitably on most flops and not have to play multiple streets without knowing whether your overpair is good or not.
SPR 降低,因为这样可以让您在大多数翻牌时有利可图地推注,而不必在不知道您的高对是否好的情况下玩多条街。
As you become deeper, especially over the 150bb mark, you want to start flatting more Aces versus 3-bets because combinations without much playability can be very tricky to play in medium to high SPR situations.
随着你变得更深入,特别是在 150bb 标记以上,你会想要开始平跟更多的 Aces 对抗 3-bets,因为在中高 SPR 情况下,缺乏可玩性的组合可能会非常棘手。

If you choose to add some Aces to your calling range, start with the ones with the least playability because those will be harder to play in 3-bet pots, and you would rather avoid making a big mistake and keep the pot size under control.
如果您选择在您的呼叫范围内添加一些 A,那么首先从可玩性最低的那些开始,因为这些在 3-bet 局中会更难打,您宁愿避免犯大错误并控制好底池的大小。

Key Concept Three: Single-Suited Versus DoubleSuited

Double-suited hands are called far more often than single-suited hands against a 3-bet. 3-bet pots play at low SPRs, which means that smoothness is the key factor when you are deciding whether to call a 3-bet or not because it will help you to realize your equity in a big pot.
双色手牌比单色手牌更经常被称为 3-bet。 3-bet 奖池在低 SPRs 下进行,这意味着当您决定是否跟注 3-bet 时,平稳性是关键因素,因为这将帮助您在大奖池中实现您的权益。

If you don't have the correct hand selection, you will often find yourself having to fold on the flop because you don't have enough equity to justify continuing. Double-suited hands have more equity and realizability against an A-A-x-x heavy range.
如果您没有正确的手牌选择,您经常会发现自己在翻牌圈不得不弃牌,因为您没有足够的资产来继续。双色手牌在对抗 A-A-x-x 重手牌范围时具有更多的资产和实现性。

You want to avoid flopping top pair without any backup because this hand class has low equity against Aces. Double-suited hands can flop more combo draws as well as pair with backdoor flush draws, which brings your equity closer to a equity matchup against your opponent's Aces heavy 3-bet range.
您想要避免在没有任何后备的情况下翻牌顶对,因为这种手牌类别对 Aces 的赢率较低。双花色手牌可以翻牌更多组合抓牌,同时也可以与后门同花抓牌配对,这会使您的赢率接近于与对手 Aces 为主的 3-bet 范围的赢率对决。
This doesn't mean you should fold all your single-suited or rainbow hands when you face a 3-bet. You should often still call with these hands, especially when you are in position.
这并不意味着当你面对 3-bet 时就应该放弃所有单花色或彩虹手牌。你通常应该继续用这些手牌跟注,特别是当你处于有利位置时。

When you are out of position and you are facing a tighter 3-bet range while having a positional disadvantage, you want to fold a lot of those non-double-suited combinations.
当您处于位置不利且面对更紧的 3-bet 范围时,您会想要放弃很多那些非双花色组合。

Key Concept Four: Playing Pairs Versus a 3-bet
关键概念四:对打对手的 3-bet

Pairs need to be very well connected or double-suited to call a 3-bet out of position. Think back to the material about the equity distribution profile.
双手牌需要非常紧密连接或双色才能在位置不利的情况下跟注 3 次加注。回想一下有关权益分配概况的材料。

When you are holding a pair, your hand will likely flop very "rough" and you will only flop substantial equity a small amount of the time. An example is K-K-10-
当你手中有一对时,你的手牌很可能会很“粗糙”,你只有很少的时间会翻出实质性的资产。一个例子是 K-K-10-
This hand has a hard time finding any boards where it wants to check-raise all-in or continue against a c-bet.
这只手很难找到任何想要全押或继续对抗 c-bet 的牌。

In most cases, you will flop a naked overpair without much backup against a range that contains a lot of Aces against which you are completely dominated when you don't have any additional backup.
在大多数情况下,您会翻开一手裸露的对子,没有太多支持,面对一个包含许多 A 的牌型范围,您完全被支配,当您没有任何额外支持时。
Examples of other hands that you want to fold against a 3-bet because they flop too rough are:
您想要对抗 3-bet 的其他手的例子,因为它们在翻牌时太粗糙:
K-K-Q-4s
  • K -10-10 -6
Examples of hands that you can call against a 3-bet out of position because they flop smooth and therefore have an easier time realizing equity:
您可以在位置不利的情况下对 3-bet 进行呼叫的手牌示例,因为它们在翻牌时较为顺畅,因此更容易实现权益:
  • K -K

Key Concept Five: Ace-high Suits

Ace-high single-suited hands are being called more often than trip-suited hands or non-Ace-high suits. There is a considerable difference between holding a single-suited hands to the Ace, holding a trip-suited hand to the Ace, or holding a non-Ace-high suited hand.
高牌单色手牌比三色手牌或非高牌手牌更常被叫牌。拿着单色手牌到 A 的情况与拿着三色手牌到 A 或拿着非高牌手牌之间存在着相当大的差异。
Examples of hands you should fold against a 3-bet:
A  一个
This hand doesn't have an Ace-high suit, so it has less equity.
这手牌没有 A 高花色,所以它的资产较少。

This hand has a very rough equity distribution profile and it will be hard to outdraw your opponent's 3-betting range.
这只手的公平分配配置非常粗糙,很难超越对手的 3-bet 范围。
Examples of hands that you should call against a 3-bet:
你应该对 3-bet 时应该跟注的手牌的例子:
A  一个
This hand has some connectivity and a nut-suit.
这只手有一些连通性和坚果套装。

Single-suited to the Ace means that this hand has a better chance at outdrawing your opponent's 3-betting range.
单色对 A 意味着这手牌有更好的机会超过对手的 3-betting 范围。

Key Concept Six: Double-suited Rundowns

Double-suited rundowns and double-suited big pairs backed up by an Ace can be used to 4-bet. Many players choose the wrong hands to 4-bet. You shouldn't only include A-A-x-x in your 4-betting range.
双色连牌和带有 A 支撑的双色大对可以用来进行 4 次加注。许多玩家选择错误的手牌进行 4 次加注。你不应该只在 4 次加注范围内包括 A-A-x-x。

If your opponent knows that you only 4-bet with Aces he will have quite an easy time playing against you both preflop and postflop.
如果你的对手知道你只有 Aces 时才会 4-bet,他将会在游戏中相当轻松地对抗你,无论是翻牌前还是翻牌后。

Other hands that you can include in your 4-betting range are all doing very well versus a 5-bet (connected and double-suited) or they are blocking Aces.
你可以包括在你的 4-bet 范围内的其他手在面对 5-bet(连牌和双色)时表现非常出色,或者它们会阻挡 Aces。
Examples of hands which are fit to include in your 4-betting range that are not Aces:
适合包括在你的 4-betting 范围内的手的例子,但不是 Aces:

This hand is blocking Aces, is double-suited and well connected. The equity of this hand should be very high against almost any range.
这手牌挡住了 A,是双色的,并且连接得很好。这手牌的公平性应该非常高,几乎对任何范围都很有优势。

A-K-K - 3

This hand is very strong in terms of raw equity. It's also double-suited, and it also blocks Aces.
这手在原始资产方面非常强大。 它也是双色的,还能阻挡 Aces。

Q中-Jo-10-8

This hand is double-suited, very well connected and can call 5-bets.
这手牌是双色的,非常连贯,可以跟注 5 次加注。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Aces should usually be 4-bet, but some combinations that lack realizability become better as calls when you are over 150bb deep.
    Aces 通常应该 4-bet,但一些缺乏实现性的组合在您深入 150bb 以上时作为跟注变得更好。
  • Double-suited hands are calling 3-bets far more frequently than singlesuited hands.
    双色手牌比单色手牌更频繁地跟注 3 倍注。
  • Pairs need additional factors to justify calling 3-bets, especially OOP.
    双打需要额外因素来证明在 OOP 情况下呼叫 3-bet。
  • Ace-high single-suited hands are called more often than triple suited hands or non-Ace-high suits.
    高牌单花色手牌比三花色手牌或非高牌花色手牌更常被称为。
  • Double-suited rundowns and double-suited big pairs backed up by an Ace can be used to 4-bet.
    双色连牌和备有一张 A 的双色大对可以用来 4-bet。

Facing a 3-bet at 200bb

If you are deeper than 100bb, your overall fold frequency also decreases. At 200bb, you are continuing more versus a 3-bet both in position and out of position.
如果您的筹码深度超过 100bb,您的整体弃牌频率也会降低。在 200bb 时,您在位置内外都会更多地继续对抗 3-bet。

The main reason is that there is less pot-sized betting and committing to the pot by the 3-bettor on the flop in 3-bet pots at 200bb. Let's take a brief look at how this affects strategy in both scenarios.
主要原因是在 200bb 的 3-bet 盆中,3-bettor 在翻牌时下注和承诺盆的次数较少。让我们简要看一下这如何影响两种情况下的策略。

OOP Deep as the Preflop Caller
OOP 深度作为翻牌前的跟注者

The most important factor in this scenario are the stack sizes and the fact you have more postflop playability. Given the higher SPR you are able to checkcall a bet and still have some implied odds compared to scenarios at 100bbs starting stack sizes.
在这种情况下,最重要的因素是堆栈大小以及您在后翻牌阶段的可玩性更强。鉴于更高的 SPR,您可以选择跟注一次赌注,与 100 个大盲注起始堆栈大小的情况相比,仍然具有一些暗示赔率。
At 100bb the 3-bettor will often bet pot and thus commit on the flop in situations where you have a very hard time continuing with single pair hands against a dominating Aces-heavy range.
在 100bb 时,3-bettor 经常会下注全池,因此在你很难继续与主导 Aces-heavy 范围的单对手牌对抗的情况下,在翻牌时会承诺。

This problem doesn't occur at 200bb as, being deeper, the 3-bettor doesn't have much incentive to pot bet the flop as they cannot pot and stack off that profitably. The equity threshold the 3bettor will have for stacking off this deep is much higher.
这个问题在 200bb 时不会发生,因为更深入,3-bettor 没有太多动力在翻牌时下注,因为他们不能盲注并盲注得到有利可图。3bettor 在这种深度下盲注的资产门槛要高得多。

Therefore, the 3bettor, while playing in position, will prefer to execute a multiple street game-plan to leverage stack size and positional advantage as much as possible.
因此,在位置上玩的 3bettor 会更倾向于执行一个多街游戏计划,以尽可能利用筹码大小和位置优势。
In addition to this, at 200bb the in position 3-bettor will have a wider 3betting range in comparison to scenarios at 100bb. This means his flop range is slightly weaker. Finally, at 200bb the RFI ranges are slightly tighter and stronger, except for the Button.
除此之外,在 200bb 时,位置 3 的 3bet 者与 100bb 时的情况相比,将拥有更广泛的 3bet 范围。这意味着他的翻牌范围略微较弱。最后,在 200bb 时,RFI 范围略微更紧更强,除了庄家。

Altogether this means the in position player will c-bet less often or with a smaller size. This benefits the OOP 3-bet caller and allows them to play more hands profitably preflop, compared to at 100bbs.
总的来说,这意味着在位置的玩家将更少地进行 c-bet 或以较小的尺寸进行 c-bet。这有利于 OOP 3-bet 的叫注者,并允许他们在翻牌前更有利地玩更多手牌,与 100 个大盲注时相比。

IP Deep as the Preflop Caller

Playing in position at 200 bbs (such as when you raise from the Button and the Small Blind 3-bets) your positional advantage becomes so much greater compared to scenarios at 100bb that you have a lot of incentive to call with most of your range when facing a 3-bet.
在 200 个大盲注的位置玩(例如,当你从按钮加注,小盲位再加注时),你的位置优势与 100 个大盲注的情况相比变得更加明显,因此当面对再加注时,你有很多动机用大部分手牌跟注。
By calling you can make it very tough for your opponent. They end up in a very large pot where they cannot execute the same strategy as they can at 100bb because the SPR is much higher and they will be out of position on multiple streets.
通过加注,你可以让对手变得非常困难。他们最终会进入一个非常大的底池,无法像在 100bb 时那样执行相同的策略,因为 SPR 更高,而且他们将在多条街道上处于劣势。
Again, this means the IP player will be able to leverage their positional advantage and ultimately increase the EV for their hands. Remember, as the IP caller versus a 3-bet, you will prefer calling over 4-betting with a lot of strong hands and have a very tight 4-betting range.
再次,这意味着 IP 玩家将能够利用他们的位置优势,最终增加他们手牌的 EV。请记住,作为 IP 叫注者对抗 3-bet,您会更倾向于用很多强手牌叫注而不是 4-bet,并且有一个非常紧凑的 4-betting 范围。

Limping 跛行

Should You Open Limp in PLO?
在 PLO 中应该开牌吗?

Limping is the act of only calling the size of the Big Blind (or straddle) preflop. When you are UTG or everyone folds to you, you have the option to fold, call (limp) or raise. As we've discussed before, you should almost always fold or raise and almost never open limp.
跛行是指只在翻牌前跟注大盲注(或加注)。当你是 UTG 或其他人都弃牌给你时,你可以选择弃牌、跟注(跛行)或加注。正如我们之前讨论过的,你几乎总是应该弃牌或加注,几乎不应该选择跛行。
In PLO, the rake tends to be very high, so you benefit greatly from taking down the pot preflop without paying any rake. In most cash games, there is a "no flop, no drop" structure. This means that if you don't see a flop, you don't pay any rake.
在 PLO 中,佣金往往非常高,因此在不支付任何佣金的情况下在翻牌前赢下底池会让你受益匪浅。在大多数现金游戏中,有一个“无翻牌,无佣金”结构。这意味着如果你不看到翻牌,就不需要支付任何佣金。

In such games, limping rarely has a place in your baseline strategy.
在这种游戏中,慢慢走几乎不在你的基本策略中。
If you limp, you don't have any fold equity preflop, so you always want to raise. Remember from the chapter about raise-sizing that stealing the blinds gives you a win rate of , which would be fantastic.
如果你跛行,你在翻牌前没有任何折叠权益,所以你总是想要加注。记住在有关加注大小的章节中提到,偷盲注会给你一个 的胜率,这将是非常棒的。
Your strategy should be aggressive preflop play in order to build big pots. So, make sure to charge your opponents for entering the pot and competing with you for the blinds.
您的策略应该是激进的翻牌玩法,以便建立大底池。因此,请确保向对手收费进入底池,并与您竞争盲注。
If you use an open-limping strategy, you won't be able to extract as many chips from your opponents when you hold a strong hand and want to get paid. If you limp a weak hand, you are just getting yourself into trouble by allowing hands with better equity to gain EV from you.
如果您使用开放性弱跛策略,当您手持强牌并希望得到付款时,您将无法从对手那里抽取太多筹码。如果您弱弱地跛手,那么您只会让自己陷入麻烦,因为允许具有更好权益的手牌从您那里获得 EV。
There are a couple of exceptions to the "no open-limping" rule. If you are playing a different format than "no flop, no drop" games, such as a tournament or time-raked cash game, limping can be a viable strategy.
有几个例外情况适用于“不允许开牌”的规则。如果您玩的是与“无翻牌,无底池”游戏不同的格式,比如锦标赛或按时间抽水的现金游戏,那么开牌可能是一种可行的策略。

If, in these games, you are shortstacked or facing short stacks, then limping can bring strategic advantages, such as playing higher SPR scenarios and not having to raise-fold a considerable percentage of your hands preflop.
如果在这些游戏中,您的筹码较少或面对筹码较少的对手,那么慢玩可能会带来战略优势,比如玩更高的 SPR 场景,而不必在翻牌前折牌很大比例的手牌。
Whether you are limping from an early or late position, you still want to limp strong playable hands. That way you can "force" the blinds to play weaker hands against you, where you often have a range and positional advantage.
无论您是从早期还是晚期位置跛行,您仍然希望跛行强大的可玩手牌。这样您就可以“迫使”大盲玩弱手牌对抗您,在这种情况下,您通常具有范围和位置优势。

After reading this book you should also have a baseline strategy for developing a skill advantage.
阅读完这本书后,您应该也会有一个发展技能优势的基线策略。

Exploiting Limpers

The decisions you want to make when you are facing limpers depend upon many different variables such as position, stack sizes, reads, the type of players behind you, etc. Let's start off with a simple fact.
当你面对跟注者时想要做出的决定取决于许多不同的变量,比如位置、筹码堆大小、读牌、你身后的玩家类型等等。让我们从一个简单的事实开始。

Most players who are limping in standard raked cash games are recreational players. They usually play very wide preflop ranges and they also often make many mistakes postflop.
在标准抽水现金游戏中慢玩的大多数玩家都是业余玩家。他们通常在翻牌前玩得很宽泛,而且在翻牌后也经常犯很多错误。

Being able to isolate these weak players can give your win rate a massive boost. You don't want to overdo it, because if you do, you become the weak player yourself and can be exploited by other watchful players or someone who wakes up with a big hand.
能够孤立这些弱玩家可以极大地提高您的胜率。您不想做得过火,因为如果您这样做,您自己就会成为弱玩家,并且可能会被其他警惕的玩家或者拿到大牌的人利用。

You could easily get into big trouble by getting into a multiway pot without having the hand that is suited for this scenario.
你如果在多人牌局中参与,而手牌并不适合这种情况,很容易陷入麻烦。

The open limper might also exploit your wide range by reraising you more often, which will allow him to lower his positional disadvantage and dominate your hand postflop.
主动跟注者也可能会更频繁地重新加注,从而利用你的宽范围,这将使他降低他的位置劣势,并在河牌后控制你的手牌。
In general, you should isolate limpers using a range that is tighter than your RFI range. For example, if it's folded to you on the Button, you should open-raise for pot about of the time. If the Cutoff decides to limp, you should raise tighter than that, because players who limp are not limping to fold against a single raise, they are limping to call.
通常情况下,您应该使用比您的 RFI 范围更紧的范围来隔离 limpers。例如,如果在 Button 位置对您弃牌,您应该大约 的时间开牌加注。如果 Cutoff 位置决定跟注,您应该比那更紧,因为跟注的玩家不是为了对抗单次加注而跟注,他们是为了跟注。

As an easy-to-remember general rule is that you can isolate players using the range from one earlier RFI position, per limper in the pot. For example, if the Cutoff limps and you are on the Button, isolate the player with your Cutoff RFI range.
作为一个容易记住的一般规则是,您可以使用从一个较早的 RFI 位置的范围来孤立玩家,每个盲注者在底池中。例如,如果 Cutoff 跟注,而您在 Button 位置上,可以使用您的 Cutoff RFI 范围来孤立玩家。

If both the MP and Cutoff players limp, then you should isolate with the RFI range from two positions earlier, e.g. the MP RFI range.
如果 MP 和 Cutoff 玩家都跟注,那么您应该使用比两个位置更早的 RFI 范围进行孤立,例如 MP 的 RFI 范围。
When there is a limper in front of you, there is little to no preflop fold equity. You will be almost guaranteed to see a flop and pay rake.
当你面前有一个跟注者时,几乎没有什么前翻牌折价权。你几乎可以肯定会看到翻牌并支付抽水。

You also won't be able to win the blinds by yourself any longer and you will have to split the dead blind money with at least one other player. If you raise first in and successfully steal the blinds, your win rate will be . If there is a limper who doesn't fold preflop, you can no longer achieve this win rate because you will have to split the blinds with both the limper and the casino or poker site.
你也不再能独自赢得盲注,而必须与至少另一名玩家分走死盲注的钱。如果你首先加注并成功偷取盲注,你的胜率将为 。如果有一个不在翻牌前弃牌的跟注者,你将无法再达到这个胜率,因为你必须与跟注者以及赌场或扑克网站分走盲注。

This massively decreases your win rate, so you want to tighten your range in order to have a more significant equity advantage versus the limper and avoid being exploited by other players.
这会大幅降低你的胜率,因此你需要收紧你的手牌范围,以便在与跟注者对比中获得更大的资产优势,并避免被其他玩家利用。

Over-limping 过度跛行

Over-limping is when you face a limper and decide to also come along. After all, it's only a small bet to call and you are getting better odds, right? While true, remember to think about where you are heading postflop and that will be a multiway pot.
过度跟注是指当你面对一个跟注者并决定也跟注时。毕竟,只是一个小注码,而且你得到了更好的赔率,对吧?虽然如此,记得要考虑你在后翻后的走势,那将是一个多路池。

Focus more on how your hand will play for all the future bets, not the immediate and smallest one preflop.
更多关注你的手将如何在未来所有的赌注中发挥作用,而不是在翻牌前立即和最小的赌注。

If you focus on the immediate pot odds and equity, you are basing your decision on the least important aspect of the hand and its very easy for your "small mistake" to compound into a larger one postflop.
如果你专注于即时的赔率和权益,你正在基于手牌最不重要的方面做决定,这很容易让你的“小错误”在后翻牌时变成更大的错误。

Therefore, you can argue that these small mistakes should really be considered big ones.
因此,您可以认为这些小错误实际上应该被视为大错误。
I can't stress this enough. Avoid playing multiway pots with hands that are not suited for multiway pots. If you can avoid this common small stakes PLO mistake, you are already way ahead of the competition.
我再强调一次。避免用不适合多路锅的手牌玩多路锅。如果你能避免这种常见的小注 PLO 错误,你已经领先于竞争对手。

Don't think that your superior skill can overcome a structural part of the game. You will get dominated, be forced to fold, or lose at showdown too often to play weak hands profitably in multiway pots.
不要认为你的高超技巧可以克服游戏的结构性部分。你会被主导,被迫弃牌,或者在摊牌时太频繁地输掉,以至于无法盈利地玩弱牌。
Remember, in position, you want to build big pots with your strong range versus your opponents' weak range. Going to the flop in position, heads-up against a weak player with a weak range is still an excellent result.
记住,在位置上,你想用你的强势范围建立大锅,对抗你对手的弱势范围。在位置上去翻牌,与一个弱玩家对抗弱范围仍然是一个出色的结果。

Going to the flop against multiple players, with a weak hand is not.
与多名玩家一起看翻牌,手牌较弱是不明智的。
You can consider limping along when you're out of position, such as in the Small Blind. Even in this case, however, you should only consider overlimping with decently strong hands.
当你处于失去位置时,比如在小盲位,你可以考虑勉强跟注。然而,即使在这种情况下,你也应该只考虑用相当强的手牌来勉强跟注。

In this scenario, even when you raise, you will be out of position without much preflop fold equity. A strong hand can gain a lot by 3-betting OOP and lowering the SPR significantly but when just raising against limpers you will still be heading into a high SPR scenario OOP.
在这种情况下,即使你加注,你也会处于没有太多翻牌前权益的位置。一手强牌可以通过在位置不利时三倍加注并显著降低 SPR 来获得很多好处,但当只是对付跟注者时,你仍然会进入一个位置不利的高 SPR 情况。

Most hands will not gain enough equity advantage to play profitably compared to just calling. As a rule of thumb, when out of position facing a limper, isolate them only with your UTG RFI range.
大多数手牌不会获得足够的股权优势,与仅仅跟注相比无法盈利。作为一个经验法则,当处于位置不利且面对一个跟注者时,只用你的 UTG RFI 范围孤立他们。

Rules of Thumb for Isolating Limpers
隔离跟注者的经验法则

  • Raise the previous position's RFI versus one limper.
  • Add one further position for each added limper.
This is the default strategy you want to use when you are facing a limper on whom you don't have any specific reads. Reasons to raise wider are if you are deeper or if your opponent has a very wide range and is weak postflop.
这是您在面对一个您没有任何具体读数的跟注者时想要使用的默认策略。扩大加注的原因是如果您的筹码更多,或者如果您的对手持有非常广泛的牌型且在后翻牌后很弱。
On the other hand, raise tighter if the players behind you are very aggressive or the limper is tight. To really crush your games, you need to understand the default strategy, and then you should adjust that basic strategy based on the table conditions or reads you have.
另一方面,如果你身后的玩家非常激进或者跟注者很保守,那么就要加大加注。要真正击败对手,你需要了解默认策略,然后根据牌桌情况或你的读牌调整基本策略。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • You should only open limp in games with very specific rake structures.
    在具有非常特定的抽水结构的游戏中,您应该只进行开牌。
  • Players who limp often play very poorly both preflop and postflop. You want to isolate them in order to play a pot with a weak player. Don't isolate too wide because doing so opens you up to being easily exploited.
    经常搭腿的玩家在翻牌前和翻牌后的表现通常都很差。你想要孤立他们,以便与一个弱玩家玩一个底池。不要孤立得太广,因为这样做会让你容易被利用。
  • When you are facing a limp in position, don't over-limp. Play either raise or fold.
    当你面对位置上的跛行时,不要过度跛行。要么加注,要么弃牌。
  • Out of position, over-limping can be an option. You want to over-limp about of your hands from the Small Blind, with specific attention to your range's nuttiness.
    在错误的位置,过度跟注可能是一个选择。你想要在小盲位过度跟注大约 手牌,特别关注你手牌范围的优势。
  • Isolate with UTG RFI range.
  • In general, when considering whether to isolate a player, you can do so with the RFI range from one earlier position per each limper in the pot.
    通常情况下,在考虑是否要孤立一名玩家时,您可以使用 RFI 范围,从每个底池中的一个早期位置的跟注者开始。
  • From the Small Blind, over-limp around 30%.
    从小盲位,过度跟注约 30%。
  • Use this as your baseline strategy and adjust it based on the reads and information that you have on your opponents.
    将此作为您的基本策略,并根据您对对手的了解和信息进行调整。

Defending the Big Blind Versus One Opponent
保卫大盲注对抗一个对手

Fundamentals 基础

When you are in the Big Blind and facing a single open-raise, you already know you're going to play a heads-up pot while out of position. If you face a pot-sized open-raise from a single opponent, you are getting a price of 2-to-1. This means you need equity to profitably call if you didn't have to make decisions on future streets. But because you do have to play future streets, you also need to take the equity realization factor into account.
当您在大盲位并面对单个开牌时,您已经知道您将在位置不利的情况下参与一场对决。如果您面对来自单个对手的与底池大小相同的开牌,您将得到 2 比 1 的赔率。这意味着如果您不必在未来街道上做决定,您需要 的资产回报率才能有利可图地叫牌。但是因为您必须玩未来的街道,您还需要考虑资产实现因素。
This principle is the same as in NLHE, where you might defend your Big Blind with , but you would fold . The equity of these hands is similar, but the realization of this equity is very different. This is due to the better suitedness and connectivity of . The higher equity realizability of this hand allows you to call more flops, turns, and rivers because you can hit flush and straight draws. With Q , that's much more unlikely.
这个原则与 NLHE 中的情况相同,你可能会用 保护你的大盲注,但你会弃牌 。这些手的公平性相似,但这种公平性的实现方式却非常不同。这是由于 更适合和连接性更好。这手更高的公平性实现性使你能够在更多翻牌、转牌和河牌时跟注,因为你可以命中同花和顺子。而用 Q ,这种情况就不太可能了。
In PLO, a similar principle applies. Hands that are double-suited and connected tend to realize a lot of their preflop equity because they connect with more boards than hands with fewer such advantages.
在 PLO 中,类似的原则也适用。双色并连的手牌往往能够实现很多前翻牌权益,因为它们与更多的牌面相连,而不像其他手牌那样具有更少的优势。

This means that 7 -6 -5 -4 is a much better defend than J-7 against a Button open-raise. Even though has equity versus a Button range and has equity, the double-suited rundown will connect with more flops and can continue past the flop more often. Not only does this mean you can get to showdown more but you are also able to turn your hand into a bluff if necessary.
这意味着 7 -6 -5 -4 比 J-7 更好地防守按钮开牌。即使 对按钮范围有 股权益, 也有 股权益,双花色的连续牌会与更多翻牌相连,并且更有可能在翻牌后继续。这不仅意味着你可以更多地参与摊牌,而且在必要时还可以将手牌变成虚张声势。

With a weak single pair of Jacks, you don't reach the point of either option.
用一对弱的 J,你都达不到任何选择的点。
Some players hold the belief that in PLO, it is profitable to defend their Big Blind with most of their hands preflop. That belief is based on the considerable equity that hands have preflop and how close equities of different starting hands run in PLO.
一些玩家认为,在 PLO 中,用大部分手牌预翻牌保护他们的大盲是有利可图的。这种信念基于手牌在翻牌前具有的相当大的资产价值,以及在 PLO 中不同起手手牌的资产价值之间有多接近。

What these players overlook is that equity always must be combined with equity realization. Otherwise, you are working with an incomplete model since we are not playing all-in before the flop. You must start thinking more about which hands realize a lot of their
这些玩家忽视的是,公平性总是必须与公平实现相结合。否则,您正在使用一个不完整的模型,因为我们在翻牌前不是全押。您必须开始更多地考虑哪些手牌实现了很多。

equity and what types of hands don't and that's where a number of components come into play. A double-suited hand realizes more equity than a single-suited hand.
权益和哪些类型的手不会,这就是许多组成部分发挥作用的地方。双色手牌比单色手牌实现更多的权益。

A single-suited hand realizes more equity than a tripsuited hand and a disconnected hand realizes less equity than a connected hand.
单色手牌的公平价值高于三色手牌,而不连续手牌的公平价值低于连续手牌。
However, that is not all. Weak disconnected hands not only have less equity, they also realize less of their equity. has less raw equity than and, on top of that, realizes less of its equity because it has fewer components that work together. This effectively means that the EV of the hand drops to a level where it's not profitable to call preflop. Just having equity isn't enough to justify a call. 10-10-9-8 has more equity and realizes more of it due to the higher connectivity, making it an easy defend from the Big Blind.
然而,这还不是全部。弱而不连贯的手不仅拥有更少的资产,而且也实现更少的资产。 的原始资产比 少,而且 由于其组件较少,实现的资产也较少。这实际上意味着手牌的 EV 降至一个不盈利的水平,无法在翻牌前跟注。仅仅拥有 的资产并不足以证明跟注的合理性。10-10-9-8 由于更高的连通性拥有更多的资产,并且实现更多,使其成为大盲注的易守手牌。
Players who hold this costly preflop misconception also don't pay enough attention to the positional disadvantage. The Big Blind is always out of position except when playing versus the Small Blind.
持有这种昂贵的翻牌误解的玩家也没有足够关注位置劣势。大盲永远处于位置劣势,除非与小盲对战。

As mentioned before, being OOP makes it harder to realize the full equity of your hand since you have less control over the action. Therefore, the Big Blind should fold a lot of marginal hands.
如前所述,作为 OOP 使得很难实现你手牌的全部公平性,因为你对行动的控制较少。因此,大盲应该放弃很多边缘手牌。
When deciding whether to defend the Big Blind against a single opponent, consider both:
在决定是否要对抗一个对手来保卫大盲注时,请考虑以下两点:
The equity of your hand against your opponent's raising range.
您手中的股权与对手的加注范围相比。
  • The realizability of your hand.
    您手中的可实现性。
Your hand's equity is heavily influenced by how wide your opponents' range is. If your opponent opens from an early position, you need to tighten up your preflop range considerably. If they play a range from the Button, you can defend around to , as you are getting a decent price from the Big Blind to play versus a wide range.
您的手牌公平性受对手手牌范围有多宽的影响很大。如果对手从早期位置开牌,您需要明显收紧您的翻牌范围。如果对手从庄家位开牌,您可以在大盲位获得合理的价格对抗广泛范围,可以防守大约
What's important to keep in mind about the second bullet point above is that some hands will realize their equity better than others. This means that range composition matters more than playing frequency.
关于上述第二个要点需要记住的重要一点是,有些手牌会比其他手牌更好地实现他们的权益。这意味着范围组成比打牌频率更重要。

The realizability factor is determined by the quality and quantity of your hand's components.
可实现性因素取决于您手部组件的质量和数量。

Exploitable Adjustment

If your opponent is very aggressive postflop, you want to adjust and
如果你的对手在翻牌后非常激进,你需要调整

tighten your preflop ranges. Opponents who c-bet and barrel a lot take advantage of wide and capped ranges.
收紧你的起手范围。经常进行 c-bet 和 barrel 的对手会利用宽泛且受限制的范围。

A natural exploit is to defend tighter preflop and have stronger hands in your range on every street, so your opponent ends up betting into a range that can more easily call down and punish this tendency.
一种自然的策略是在翻牌前更紧密地防守,并在每一轮中拥有更强的手牌范围,这样你的对手最终会下注到一个更容易跟注和惩罚这种倾向的范围内。

Big Blind Defense Versus One Opponent
大盲防守对手

If you are in the Big Blind facing a single open-raise, you should defend with a frequency that is slightly higher than your opponent's openraising range. For example, if EP open-raises of the time, the Big Blind should defend about 25%. If the Button open-raises with about , the Big Blind should defend with about to . This only applies to heads-up pots.
如果你在大盲位面对单个开牌,你应该防守的频率略高于对手的开牌范围。例如,如果早期位置开牌 的时间,大盲位应该防守约 25%。如果庄家开牌约 ,大盲位应该防守约 。这仅适用于两人局。

The Influence of the Rake
耙的影响

The Big Blind is supposed to fold about to of hands versus a Button raise and fold about against an EP raise. In high rake games, you should fold more, and in low raked games, you can fold less.
大盲注应该在按钮加注时弃牌约 手牌,并在早期加注时弃牌约 手牌。在高抽水游戏中,你应该更多地弃牌,在低抽水游戏中,你可以少一些。

The more rake you pay, the more the profit of your marginal defending hands gets eaten up by the rake, up to a point where some of the hands that you can defend in low rake situations now turn into losing hands.
您支付的佣金越多,您边缘防守手牌的利润就会被佣金吞噬得越多,直到某个程度,您在低佣金情况下可以防守的一些手牌现在变成了亏损手牌。

Common Small Stakes Mistakes
常见的小注错误

A mistake that is seen frequently at small stakes is when players defend too many weak single-component hands. Examples of such hands are: disconnected hands with a suited Ace, unsupported medium-high pairs, rainbow Broadway hands, and double-suited disconnected trash.
在小注水平经常出现的一个错误是玩家防守太多弱的单组分手。这类手的例子包括:不连贯的手带有同花 A、不支持的中高对、彩虹 Broadway 手和双色不连贯垃圾手。
For example, holding a suited Ace does not mean that you can always justify a call preflop against a single open-raiser.
例如,拿着一张合适的 A 并不意味着你总是可以在单个开牌者前注时进行跟注。

This single element becomes more important when playing a multiway pot because of the nuttiness factor and the increased chances of an opponent having a dominated flush draw. But in heads-up situations realizability is more important than nuttiness.
这个单一元素在玩多路锅时变得更加重要,因为有坚果因素和对手拥有主导同花顺牌的机会增加。但在一对一的情况下,实现性比坚果更重要。

The suited Ace adds a lot of nuttiness to a hand but doesn't add that much realizability. You need additional components, such as connectivity, high cards, or a pair.
适合的 A 牌为手牌增添了很多坚果味,但并没有增加太多的可实现性。您需要额外的组件,比如连贯性、高牌或一对。
The same thing holds for disconnected medium-high pairs, rainbow
断开的中高对、彩虹也适用同样的原则
Broadway hands and double-suited trash. Without backup, these hands don't have enough realizability in order to profitably call against an open-raise.
百老汇手和双色垃圾。没有后援,这些手不具备足够的可实现性,无法盈利地对抗开牌。

3-betting from the Big Blind

If you recall, in PLO there are two main reasons to 3-bet:
如果你回忆一下,在 PLO 中有两个主要原因可以 3-bet:
  • You have a high equity hand.
  • You have a hand with smooth equity distribution that plays better in a heads-up pot than in a multiway pot.
    您有一手平均分配的好牌,在一对一的局面中比在多人对局中更有优势。
When you are in the Big Blind, there are no players behind you to push out so the second reason is not relevant. That means your 3-betting range consists almost exclusively of high equity hands. This is especially true as you will be out of position postflop.
当您在大盲注位时,身后没有玩家可以推出,因此第二个原因不相关。这意味着您的 3-bet 范围几乎完全由高赔率手牌组成。尤其是因为您将在翻牌后处于劣势位置。

When defending your hand OOP, you want to 3-bet a stronger range that allows you to apply a lot of pressure on many different flops and turns. You can only accomplish this goal by sticking to multicomponent hands, such as double-suited high cards.
当在 OOP 防守你的手牌时,你希望 3-bet 一个更强大的范围,这样可以在许多不同的翻牌和转牌上施加很大的压力。只有通过坚持多组分手牌,如双色高牌,才能实现这个目标。

Exploitative Tip

When a player at your table is open-raising extremely wide, the way to adjust your strategy is to widen your 3-betting range. Don't start calling wider because a lot of these marginal hands have trouble realizing equity.
当你桌上的玩家开牌范围非常宽时,调整策略的方法是扩大你的 3-bet 范围。不要开始更广泛地跟注,因为很多这些边缘手牌很难实现资产回报。

Widening your calling range is not likely to lead to winning pots. It is much more profitable to punish someone who is open-raising weak hands by widening your 3-betting range.
扩大你的跟注范围不太可能赢得底池。更有利可图的做法是惩罚那些开牌弱手的人,通过扩大你的三倍加注范围。

Examples 例子

To clarify these Big Blind defense fundamentals, let's go through some examples.
澄清这些大盲防御基本原则,让我们通过一些例子来说明。

Hand Example 5

You are in the Big Blind, holding , facing a Button open-raise (Diagram 13). This hand has many different components. However, the quality of the components is very poor.
你在大盲注位置,手持 ,面对庄家的开牌(图表 13)。这手牌有许多不同的组成部分。然而,这些组成部分的质量非常差。
Diagram 13 图表 13
The rank of the cards is very low, which means that this combination will flop hands that are easily dominated, such as bottom two pair, marginal flush draws, or the bottom end of a straight draw. Therefore, this hand should be folded.
牌的等级非常低,这意味着这种组合会翻牌那些很容易被主导的手牌,比如底部的两对、边缘的同花顺牌或者直接牌的底部。因此,这手牌应该弃牌。

Hand Example 6

Now assume you are holding A-10-94 (Diagram 14).
现在假设你手里拿着 A-10-94(图 14)。

Diagram 14 图表 14

Many players would fold this hand because the Ace isn't suited. As discussed before, the importance of holding a suited Ace isn't crucial in heads-up situations; it's more about the realizability of a hand.
许多玩家会弃牌这手牌,因为 A 不是同花的。正如之前讨论的那样,在两人对战的情况下,持有同花 A 的重要性并不是至关重要的;更重要的是手牌的实现性。

This hand has decent connectivity; it holds precisely one suit and some medium and highrank cards. For those reasons, you should call with this hand. If you are facing more than one opponent, folding would be best.
这手牌的连接性还不错;它恰好有一个花色和一些中高等级的牌。因此,你应该跟注这手牌。如果你面对的对手超过一个,最好弃牌。

Hand Example 7

Let's say that now you are holding A -A -A (Diagram 15).
让我们假设现在你手里拿着 A-A-A(图 15)。
This hand has about equity against a Button open raising range, while a hand such as has equity. However, with 10 you should always be 3-betting, whereas with A -A - 4 -4ou can go for a call. The fact that a lower equity hand is 3-betting more often shows how significant the impact of equity realization for the EV of a starting hand is. The realizability of is higher as it is a multi-component hand. It can flop a set, strong two pairs, flush draws, and straight draws. Hands with weak Aces have trouble realizing their equity because they are a one-component hand.
这手牌对于一个庄家开牌范围的加注范围有大约 的股权,而像 这样的手牌有 的股权。然而,有 10 时,你应该总是进行 3-bet,而有 A -A - 4 -4 时,你可以选择跟注。一个较低股权的手牌更频繁地进行 3-bet 表明了股权实现对起手牌 EV 的影响有多么重要。 的可实现性更高,因为它是一个多组分手牌。它可以出现三张,强大的两对,同花顺和顺子。具有弱 A 的手牌难以实现其股权,因为它们是单组分手牌。

You are hoping to flop a decent overpair or top set, but there are not that many boards on which you want to get a lot of chips in when you are holding this hand.
您希望翻出一个体面的高对或顶对,但是当您拿着这手牌时,并不是所有的牌面都适合下大注。
Diagram 15 图表 15

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • When you are in the Big Blind and facing a single open-raise, there two primary things you need to consider:
    当您在大盲位并面对一个单独的加注时,有两个主要的事情需要考虑:
  • Your hand's equity. What is the RFI range of your opponent? Is your hand directly dominated by your opponent's range?
    您手中的公平性。您对手的 RFI 范围是多少?您的手是否直接被对手的范围所支配?
  • Your hand's realizability. Is your hand a one-component or multiplecomponent hand? How aggressive is your opponent postflop?
    您手的可靠性。您的手是单组件手还是多组件手?对手在翻牌后有多具侵略性?
  • If you have a hand with many components it becomes easier to realize your equity. The more rake you pay, the tighter your calling range from the Big Blind should be.
    如果你手中有许多组成部分,那么实现你的权益就会变得更容易。你支付的佣金越多,大盲注位置的呼注范围就应该越紧。
  • Your opponent's position and range have a very strong correlation to the EV of defending your Big Blind.
    您对手的位置和范围与您保护大盲注的预期价值有很强的相关性。
  • You shouldn't blindly call with any suited Ace just because you are getting a reasonable price. You need additional backup.
    你不应该仅仅因为得到了合理的价格就盲目跟注任何合适的 A,你需要额外的支持。
  • The main factor to consider when you are thinking about 3-betting from the Big Blind is if it has a strong equity advantage as well as smooth postflop equity distribution. You want to 3-bet hands that will dominate and with high realizability.
    在考虑从大盲位进行 3 次加注时,主要要考虑的因素是它是否具有强大的权益优势以及平滑的后翻牌权益分配。您希望 3 次加注的手牌能够占优势,并且具有较高的实现性。

Defending the Big Blind Versus Multiple Players
保卫大盲注对抗多名玩家

A scenario that is especially common at the low stakes and in live games is that you will very often face an open-raise and multiple callers. Therefore, you must understand how to adjust your Big Blind ranges when facing multiple players.
低赌注和现场游戏中特别常见的情况是,你经常会面对一个开盘加注和多个跟注者。因此,当面对多名玩家时,你必须了解如何调整你的大盲注范围。
The Big Blind is supposed to fold much more when facing two players compared to just one. A common mistake that PLO players make is to call way too wide when facing multiple players in the Big Blind because the odds are excellent.
大盲注在面对两名玩家时应该比面对一名玩家时要折牌得多。 PLO 玩家常犯的一个错误是在大盲注面对多名玩家时过于宽松地跟注,因为赔率非常优秀。

However, when you are playing multiway pots, you want your hands to be more nutted in order to dominate your opponents. If you start to widen your range, you will become the dominated player yourself, and this is a slippery slope to burning a lot of chips.
然而,当你参与多路赌注时,你希望你的手牌更强,以便主导你的对手。如果你开始扩大你的范围,你将成为被主导的玩家,这是一个消耗大量筹码的泥泞斜坡。
Playing against multiple opponents requires you to pay more attention to the quality of your starting hand, as it needs to hold up against more opponents. When you are in the Big Blind and you are facing an EP openraise, you should play about 50 % of your hands.
与多个对手对战需要您更加关注起手牌的质量,因为它需要经得起更多对手的考验。当您处于大盲位并面对早期加注时,您应该打约 50%的手牌。

However, versus an EP raise and a Button call, you should only play about half that. Failing to make this adjustment will cost you tons of money and you will be gifting the other two players a lot of EV.
然而,与 EP 加注和 Button 跟注相比,你应该只玩大约一半。如果未能做出这种调整,将会让你损失大量金钱,并且你会给其他两名玩家带来很多 EV。
If you are facing more than two players, your ranges should become even tighter. The hands you decide to play need to be very nutted. This can be a frustrating experience in small stakes games because it requires you to be patient when everyone else at the table isn't.
如果你面对的玩家超过两个,你的范围应该变得更紧。你决定玩的手牌需要非常强。在小注游戏中,这可能是一种令人沮丧的经历,因为这需要你在桌子上其他人都不耐烦时保持耐心。

But remember that most of your profit comes from situations where you do have a big hand, raise or re-raise preflop and benefit from your opponents' loose preflop ranges by dominating and stacking them postflop.
但请记住,大部分利润来自于你手中有大牌、在翻牌前加注或再加注,并通过支配对手宽松的翻牌范围,在翻牌后将他们叠加起来的情况。
There is less variance in heads-up pots because you can win pots more often but you should always focus on what you can control. Ensure you are playing the correct range composition for the scenario you are about to head into.
在对决局中,头奖的变化较小,因为你可以更频繁地赢得奖池,但你应始终专注于自己能控制的事情。确保你在即将进入的情景中玩的是正确的手牌范围组合。

So, which hands are best for squeezing from the Big Blind?
那么,从大盲注位置挤压的最佳手牌是哪些?

Squeezing from the Big Blind
从大盲注挤压

Squeezing is when you face a raiser and a caller and you decide to 3-bet. You are "squeezing" the caller or callers. Overall, when the Big Blind is facing an open-raise from the Cutoff and a cold call from the Button, the Big Blind is supposed to fold , call and 3 -bet (squeeze) about .
挤压是指当你面对一个加注者和一个跟注者,然后你决定进行 3 次加注。你在“挤压”跟注者。总的来说,当大盲面对来自 Cutoff 的开牌加注和来自 Button 的冷跟注时,大盲应该弃牌 ,跟注 ,并进行 3 次加注(挤压)约
When deciding whether to squeeze, consider the following points:
在决定是否挤压时,请考虑以下几点:
  • How many capped ranges are in play?
    有多少个封顶范围在游戏中?
  • Squeezing components. Specifically is my hand:
    挤压组件。具体来说是我的手:
Double-suited? 双色牌?
  • Nutted? 坚果?
  • Well-connected?
Blocking Aces? 阻挡 Aces?
  • Can my hand call a 4-bet?
    我的手可以跟注 4 倍吗?
The more capped ranges that are in play, the more value you can get from your good hands. As more players enter the pot, the SPR will be lower postflop. This allows you to realize more of your equity postflop in a squeezed pot.
玩得越多,您可以从好手中获得的价值就越大。随着更多玩家进入奖池,后翻牌时的 SPR 将更低。这使您能够在挤压奖池中更多地实现您的权益后翻牌。

This means there is a big difference between facing one raiser and one caller rather than one raiser and three callers. In small stakes games, this is especially important.
这意味着面对一个加注者和一个跟注者与面对一个加注者和三个跟注者之间存在很大的差异。在小注额游戏中,这一点尤为重要。

Squeezing Components

It isn't necessary for your hand to feature all four components to justify a squeeze. However, the more components you have, the more likely it is that you are holding a hand that should be squeezed.
你的手不一定要具备所有四个组成部分才能进行挤压。然而,你拥有的组成部分越多,就越有可能是一手应该挤压的牌。
Being double-suited, connected and nutted is a powerful combo. It means that you will often hit strong dominating hands postflop that can, in low SPR scenarios, happily stack off on many different flops against multiple opponents.
双色牌、连牌和坚果牌的组合是非常强大的。这意味着你经常会在后翻牌时获得强大的主导手牌,可以在低 SPR 情况下愉快地对抗多个对手在许多不同的翻牌上全押。

This is a great scenario to be in versus capped, wide calling ranges, especially in loose passive games where hands with low realizability are being played.
这是一个很好的情况,与有上限、广泛的呼叫范围相比,尤其是在松散被动的游戏中,低实现性手牌被打出。
Another factor that you might want to consider is the ability of a hand to call 4-bets. This is not as important as the other factors but worth considering.
您可能想考虑的另一个因素是手牌叫 4 倍加注的能力。这并不像其他因素那么重要,但也值得考虑。

If you can't call a 4-bet, squeezing is less attractive because when you fold against a 4-bet, you give up on a big pot without having the chance to realize
如果你无法跟注 4-bet,那么挤牌就不那么吸引人,因为当你在面对 4-bet 时弃牌时,你放弃了一个大底池的机会

your equity. Blocking Aces by having an Ace in your hand is good because you will get 4-bet less often. If you do get 4-bet, its important to know which A-x-x-x hands can call and which should be folded. Let's look at some examples.
您的资产。如果您手中有一张 A,那么通过阻止对手的 A 来进行 4-bet 是很好的,因为这样您会更少地遭遇 4-bet。如果您确实遭遇了 4-bet,重要的是要知道哪些 A-x-x-x 手牌可以跟注,哪些应该弃牌。让我们看一些例子。

Hand Example 8

You are in the Big Blind with A-K-K-2 and you are facing an openraise from MP and calls from the Cutoff and Button (Diagram 16).
您在大盲位拿着 A-K-K-2,面对中位玩家的加注和截位以及庄家的跟注(图表 16)。
Diagram 16 图表 16
In general, this hand should be squeezed. It is blocking Aces and has a lot of nuttiness with a potential set of Kings, the nut flush draw and the A-K component.
通常情况下,这手牌应该被挤压。它挡住了 A 牌,并且有很多坚果牌,潜在的 K 牌套牌,坚果同花顺牌和 A-K 组合。

This hand can dominate lower pairs and lower flush draws in low SPR situations which means that you will often get all the money in good. This hand also realizes its equity better in a low SPR situation, where it doesn't necessarily have to hit a set to justify stacking off.
这只手可以在低 SPR 情况下主导较低的对子和较低的同花顺抽牌,这意味着你经常会得到所有的好钱。这只手在低 SPR 情况下也更好地实现了其权益,不一定要命中一个三条才能堆叠。

However, when this hand is facing a 4-bet, you should fold because it is doing extremely badly against 4-betting ranges heavy in Aces. This example illustrates that some hands can be very profitable squeezes, but they still have to fold against 4-bets.
然而,当这只手面对 4-bet 时,你应该弃牌,因为它在面对以 A 为主的 4-betting 范围时表现非常糟糕。这个例子说明了一些手牌可能是非常有利可图的榨牌,但它们仍然必须在面对 4-bet 时弃牌。

Hand Example 9

You are in the Big Blind with A -5 and you are facing an openraise from MP and calls from the Cutoff and Button (Diagram 17).
您在大盲位持有 A -5,面对中位玩家的加注以及截止位和按钮位的跟注(图 17)。

Diagram 17 图表 17

This hand is double-suited with Ace-high and King-high suits, so it has nutted components. Holding the Ace means that you are blocking Aces which makes it less likely you will get 4-bet.
这只手是双色的,有 A 高和 K 高的花色,因此它有最强的组成部分。拿着 A 意味着你挡住了 A,这样你被 4-bet 的可能性就会降低。

The connectivity isn't the best but the Ace and the King are connected, as are the seven and five. Remember that you don't need to rate your hand highly on all four parameters outlined previously.
连接性不是最好的,但是 A 和 K 是连接的,7 和 5 也是连接的。记住,你不需要在之前概述的四个参数中高度评价你的手牌。

However, by using the four parameters, it becomes clear that this hand could be squeezed in this specific scenario. Nevertheless, if you were facing an early position raise, you would rather just call. Again, this hand should fold versus a 4-bet.
然而,通过使用这四个参数,很明显这手牌可以在这种特定情况下被挤压。然而,如果你面对的是一个早期加注,你宁愿只是跟注。再次强调,这手牌应该对抗 4 次加注。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • The Big Blind is supposed to fold much more when facing two players compared to just one.
    大盲注在面对两名玩家时应该比面对一名玩家时要多弃牌。
  • If you are facing more than two players, your ranges should become even tighter and you should calibrate your range towards even more nuttiness.
    如果你面对的玩家超过两个,你的范围应该变得更紧,并且你应该调整你的范围朝着更多的坚果手牌。
  • The Big Blind wants to keep a tight calling range to avoid being dominated postflop while out of position.
    大盲注希望保持紧密的跟注范围,以避免在位置不利的情况下被主导。
  • When it comes to squeezing, ask yourself:
    当涉及挤压时,请问自己:
How many capped ranges are in play?
有多少个封顶范围在游戏中?
  • Squeezing components. Specifically is my hand:
    挤压组件。具体来说是我的手:
Double-suited? 双色牌?
  • Nutted? 坚果?
  • Well-connected?
Blocking Aces? 阻挡 Aces?
  • Can my hand call a 4-bet?
    我的手可以跟注 4 倍吗?

Preflop Categories 翻牌前分类

So far in this book we have discussed the most important preflop concepts. In the following material, we will go into more detail about how to play preflop by separating all the possible starting hands into nine different categories. These nine categories are:
到目前为止,在这本书中,我们已经讨论了最重要的翻牌前概念。在接下来的材料中,我们将更详细地讨论如何通过将所有可能的起手牌分为九个不同的类别来打翻牌。这九个类别是:
  1. Aces 王牌
  2. Broadway pairs
  3. Three Broadways with one dangler
  4. Double-paired 双对的
  5. Rundowns
  6. Two Broadway with two medium-low connectors
    两个 Broadway 带有两个中低连接器
  7. Three card rundowns and a Broadway card
    三张牌的排列和一张大道牌
  8. Mid-low pairs 中低对
  9. Ragged hands 破烂的手
The next nine sections will contain a lot of detailed information as well as a lot of numbers, and you might feel overwhelmed because of this.
接下来的九个部分将包含大量详细信息和大量数字,您可能会因此感到不知所措。

The way to approach this part of the book is not to learn all numbers by heart; a much more efficient method is to understand the underlying concepts and patterns.
阅读这本书的方法不是死记所有数字;更有效的方法是理解其中的概念和模式。

The purpose of the nine categories is to help you build an understanding of what factors drive specific actions and how those factors differ depending on the type of hand that you are holding.
九个类别的目的是帮助您建立对推动特定行动的因素以及这些因素如何因您所持有的手牌类型而异的理解。
Let's start with the first and easiest category.
让我们从第一个和最容易的类别开始。

Category One: Aces

Introduction 介绍

Aces are the most profitable preflop category in PLO. A lot of players who transition from NLHE to PLO believe that Aces are not nearly as strong in PLO when compared to NLHE because equities run closer.
Aces 是 PLO 中利润最丰厚的起手牌类别。许多从 NLHE 转向 PLO 的玩家认为,与 NLHE 相比,Aces 在 PLO 中并不那么强大,因为股权更接近。

Although this is true, and Aces don't have as big of an advantage in PLO, they will still be by far your most profitable hand.
尽管这是真的,而且在 PLO 中,Aces 并没有那么大的优势,但它们仍然是你最赚钱的手牌。
Hands with Aces can vary greatly in terms of their quality. This category includes all hands with exactly two Aces. It does not include two pair hands (e.g. A-A-K-K), or hands that include three or even all four Aces.
手中有 A 的手牌在质量上可能有很大的差异。这个类别包括所有手中恰好有两张 A 的手牌。它不包括两对手牌(例如 A-A-K-K),也不包括包含三张甚至所有四张 A 的手牌。

In total, this category has the highest raw equity advantage of any of the nine categories. In fact, the best Aces belong in the top of hands in PLO. These are often double-suited, connected or even both (e.g. A ).
总的来说,这个类别具有九个类别中最高的原始权益优势。实际上,在 PLO 中,最好的 Aces 属于手牌中的前 。这些牌通常是双色、相连或两者兼而有之(例如 A )。
The average rank of Aces is , which means that "average Aces" belong in the top of hands. Even A -A - -2 , one of the worst hands that includes exactly two Aces, still ranks in the top of hands.
Aces 的平均排名为 ,这意味着“平均 Aces”属于前 手牌。即使是 A-A--2,其中包含两张 Aces 的最差手牌之一,仍然排在前 手牌之中。

Raise First-in Strategy 首次进入策略

This category has a very simple RFI strategy. You want to open of the time when you are holding two Aces in your starting hand. No matter what position you are in.
这个类别有一个非常简单的 RFI 策略。当你手中拿着两个 A 时,你想要 时间开牌。无论你处于什么位置。

Facing a Single Raiser (MP Versus EP)

When you are holding Aces, you should never fold when facing a single open-raise preflop. When you are in middle position and facing an early position open-raise, you almost always want to 3-bet. Calculations show that you should 3-bet of the time to be precise. There are a few reasons why you should almost always 3-bet with Aces.
当你手里有 A 时,在面对单个翻牌前注时,你永远不应该弃牌。当你处于中间位置并面对早期位置的翻牌时,你几乎总是想要 3-bet。计算显示,你应该 3-bet 的时间才准确。有几个原因说明为什么你几乎总是应该用 A 进行 3-bet。
First of all, Aces usually have a very strong equity edge, so you benefit from extracting as much value as possible.
首先,A 牌通常具有非常强大的权益优势,因此您应尽可能多地提取价值。

Second, by 3-betting you are reopening the action, which allows someone to come over the top with a 4bet, allowing you to build a huge pot with an equity advantage. Third, by 3-
第二,通过 3-betting,您重新开启了行动,这使得有人可以用 4bet 超越您,从而让您在资产优势下建立一个巨大的底池。第三,通过 3-

betting you create fold equity. If your opponent folds their hand against your 3-bet, you pick up the blinds and the initial open-raise uncontested, which results in a huge win for that situation.
赌注你创造了折叠权益。如果你的对手在你的 3-bet 时弃牌,你就可以获得盲注和初始开牌的胜利,这将在那种情况下带来巨大的胜利。
Finally, Aces play much better in low SPR situations compared to high ones. Aces don't score very well when it comes to realizability of equity because most Aces don't flop very smooth.
最后,与高 SPR 情况相比,Aces 在低 SPR 情况下表现要好得多。当涉及权益的实现性时,Aces 的得分并不很高,因为大多数 Aces 在翻牌时并不很顺利。

But at a low SPR you can realize more equity since you will have to play fewer streets and therefore make fewer postflop decisions.
但是在低 SPR 下,您可以实现更多的公平性,因为您将不得不玩更少的街道,因此做出更少的后翻决定。
A final point to make is that when you are in middle position, it is generally not very profitable to cold call because postflop you will often be sandwiched between the PFR and the Button or Cutoff who will frequently cold call after you have cold called.
一个最后要提的观点是,当你处于中间位置时,通常不太有利可图地冷呼叫,因为在翻牌后,你经常会被 PFR 和按钮或 Cutoff 夹在中间,而在你冷呼叫之后,他们经常会冷呼叫。
Although you should almost always 3-bet when you are holding Aces, there are four situations where it can be more profitable to call.
尽管你几乎总是应该在手中拿着 A 时进行 3 次加注,但有四种情况下更有利可图的是跟注。
  1. When you have weak Aces and are either:
    当您拥有弱的 A 和以下情况之一时:
  • In position with little chance that you can get 4-bet light.
    在位置上,几乎没有机会进行 4-bet 轻松。
  • Out of position and the flop SPR after 3-betting would still be higher than 3. In this scenario you don't want to build a big pot because you will often be put in tough spots postflop. You will end up folding a lot and under-realizing your equity.
    在位置不对的情况下,3-bet 后翻牌后的 SPR 仍然会高于 3。在这种情况下,您不希望建立一个大底池,因为您经常会在翻牌后陷入困境。您最终会经常弃牌,并且未能充分实现您的权益。
  1. If players at your table are very loose, and 3-bets get cold-called frequently, it might be better to just flat marginal Aces because you can't avoid a multiway pot.
    如果你桌上的玩家非常松散,而且 3-bet 经常被冷打,那么最好只是平跟边缘的 Aces,因为你无法避免多路底池。
  2. If the players at your table play very aggressively or if you have a lot of short-stacked players behind, it might be worth it to trap with Aces in order to be able to come over the top of a squeeze.
    如果你桌上的玩家打得非常激进,或者你身后有很多筹码短缺的玩家,可能值得用 Aces 陷阱来应对挤牌。
The Aces that you want to use to call all have some combination of:
您想使用的 A 牌都具有以下一些组合:
  • Three cards of the same suit (trip-suited)
    相同花色的三张牌(三同花)
  • A very low suit without any additional connectivity
    一个非常低的套装,没有任何额外的连接
  • No cards of the same suit (rainbow).
    没有相同花色的牌(彩虹)。
Note that not all Aces with bad suits and connectivity just call, only the
请注意,并非所有花色和连通性不佳的 A 牌都只是跟注

worst of the worst ones do. As the original open-raiser gets closer to the Button and widens his range, you should be 3-betting closer to of your Aces.
最糟糕的人做。随着原始的开牌者靠近按钮并扩大他的范围,你应该更接近 的你的 A。
Examples of hands that you should call with preflop are:
你应该在起手圈跟注的手牌示例有:
- 4 .
This hand has no additional high cards or connectivity and blocks its ability to make flushes by holding three spades. Although most Aces benefit from 3-betting to create a bigger pot at a lower SPR, this hand should just be called.
这只手没有额外的高牌或连贯性,并通过持有三张黑桃牌阻碍了其形成同花的能力。尽管大多数 A 都受益于三倍加注以在较低的 SPR 下创造更大的底池,但这只手应该只是跟注。

This hand is holding no additional backup, which means that there are too few good flops for this hand to justify inflating the pot by 3-betting.
这只手没有额外的备份,这意味着这只手的好翻牌太少,无法通过 3-betting 来增加底池。

A⿻-A - -5 - 3 .

This hand has no high cards and no way to make a flush. Again, the equity realizability of this hand is very bad and, for that reason, this hand should not be used to inflate the pot. You should call.
这只手没有高牌,也没有组成同花的可能。再次强调,这只手的公平性实现性非常糟糕,因此不应该用来吹大底池。你应该跟注。

Exploitative Tip

Take the tendencies of the original raiser and the players behind you into account. If the initial open-raiser doesn't fold to 3-bets, you should be 3betting of all A-A-x-x combinations. The initial open-raiser is supposed to fold a lot of their Broadway pairs, but if they don't, you can make a lot of money with all your Aces because you will very often dominate their Kings and Queens hands.
考虑原始加注者和你身后的玩家的倾向。如果最初的开牌者不对 3 倍加注折叠,你应该对所有 A-A-x-x 组合进行 3 倍加注 。最初的开牌者应该对他们的 Broadway 对折叠很多,但如果他们不这样做,你可以用你所有的 A 来赚很多钱,因为你很可能会支配他们的 K 和 Q 手牌。
If the players behind you play very loose, you will have to adjust your strategy. Aces with very weak backup don't want to get into a multiway 3-bet pot.
如果你身后的玩家玩得很松,你就必须调整你的策略。带有非常薄弱后援的 A 牌不想进入多路 3-bet 局。

In this case, it could make sense to widen your calling range and include some more Aces that don't have many additional components.
在这种情况下,扩大您的呼叫范围并包括一些没有太多额外组件的 A 牌可能是有意义的。

On the other hand, if there is a maniac on the left of you who is 3-betting every hand you might also want to consider cold-calling preflop in order to give the maniac the option to squeeze and get the money in light.
另一方面,如果你左边有一个疯子,他每手都在 3-bet,你可能也想考虑在翻牌前冷静地跟注,以便给疯子一个挤牌的机会,并轻松地把钱放进去。

Big Blind Versus One Opponent
大盲注对一名对手

BB Versus EP BB 对 EP

About of all Aces should be called in the Big Blind versus an EP openraise. The types of Aces that want to call instead of 3-betting are the ones with the worst playability and the lowest equity advantage.
关于所有 A 中的 应该在大盲位对面早期加注时跟注。那些想要跟注而不是三倍加注的 A 的类型是那些可玩性最差、权益优势最低的。
When you are 3-betting OOP, you want to stack off postflop as often as possible and fold as little as possible because you don't want to give up easily in big pots.
当你在 3-betting OOP 时,你希望尽可能经常在后翻牌时全押,并尽可能少地弃牌,因为你不想轻易放弃大底池。

Aces without much playability are better off played by keeping the pot small because they don't hit a lot of flops and therefore must often give up. When you are in the Big Blind, you already know how many players you will face postflop as there are no players behind you.
玩性不高的 A 牌最好保持小注,因为它们不会命中很多翻牌,因此经常需要放弃。当你在大盲位时,你已经知道你将在翻牌后面对多少玩家,因为你身后没有其他玩家。

So, 3-betting to get other players out of the pot is no longer a valid reason. An example of a hand that would rather call against an early position open-raise is A -A -10-2. This hand doesn't have a great suit, and it has very little connectivity, which makes calling the most profitable option.
因此,3-betting 以让其他玩家退出底池不再是一个有效的理由。一个更倾向于对抗早期位置开牌的手牌的例子是 A -A -10-2。这手牌没有很好的花色,而且连接性很差,这使得跟注成为最赚钱的选择。

BB Versus Button BB 对比按钮

The Button range is much wider than the Early Position open raising range. Therefore, the equity advantage with Aces becomes more significant and the Big Blind wants to 3-bet more Aces versus a Button open-raise compared to an Early Position open-raise.
按钮范围比早期位置的开牌范围要广得多。因此,持有 A 牌的资产优势变得更加显著,大盲想要对按钮的开牌加注更多 A 牌,而不是对早期位置的开牌加注。

Against a Button raise, the Big Blind is only supposed to call with the absolute worst rainbow Aces that don't have good connectivity or that do have connectivity, but with very low cards. Two examples of Aces that should call from the Big Blind against a Button openraise are and .
对于一个按钮加注,大盲只应该跟注 绝对最差的彩色 A,这些 A 要么没有很好的连贯性,要么有连贯性,但是牌面很低。大盲应该跟注按钮的开牌的两个例子是

BB Versus Two Opponents (BB Versus Button and MP)
BB 对抗两个对手(BB 对抗按钮和 MP)

The GTO baseline is to 3-bet all Aces combinations against one raiser and one caller. When multiple players have already entered the pot, the Big Blind can 3-bet to a bigger sizing meaning that the SPR will be lower compared to heads-up pots.
GTO 基线是对一个加注者和一个跟注者进行 3-bet 所有 Aces 组合。当已经有多名玩家进入底池时,大盲可以进行 3-bet 以更大的尺寸,这意味着与头对头底池相比,SPR 将更低。

A lower SPR implies that it is easier for the Big Blind to play postflop. For Aces without many additional components, playing at a low SPR is exceptionally advantageous.
较低的 SPR 意味着大盲更容易在翻牌后玩牌。对于没有太多额外组件的 A,以较低的 SPR 玩牌是非常有利的。
There is a further reason why the Big Blind 3-bets more often versus multiple players. It is because the initial open-raiser should fold around against a Big Blind squeeze in this scenario. Having a lot of fold equity makes 3-betting much more profitable. But pay attention! In most small stakes games, you have less fold equity and should be cautious about 3betting marginal hands such as naked Aces.
大盲注更频繁地对多名玩家进行 3 次加注的另一个原因是因为在这种情况下,初始开牌者应该在大盲注挤牌时放弃 。拥有很高的弃牌权益使得 3 次加注更具盈利性。但要注意!在大多数小盲注游戏中,你的弃牌权益较低,应该谨慎对待像单张 A 牌这样的边缘手牌进行 3 次加注。

It's not the same to squeeze
挤压并不相同

against a solid regular at a mid-stakes game, than against a loose recreational player who won't consider folding preflop versus a 3-bet. Take this into account whenever you are thinking about squeezing preflop.
在中等赌注游戏中,与一个稳健的常规选手对抗,比与一个松散的休闲玩家对抗更容易,后者在面对 3-bet 时不会考虑弃牌。每当您考虑挤压前翻时,请考虑这一点。

Facing a 3-bet IP (Cutoff Versus SB): Slowplaying Aces
面对 3-bet IP(Cutoff 对 SB):慢慢玩 Aces

When you are in position and facing a 3-bet, GTO suggests that you should call with between and of all Aces, depending on the exact situation. You should 4-bet with all remaining Aces. Most players 4-bet 100% of their Aces when they are facing a 3-bet, but you should add in some Aces into your calling range.
当您处于位置并面对 3-bet 时,GTO 建议您根据具体情况,应该用 的所有 A 中的牌进行跟注。您应该用所有剩余的 A 进行 4-bet。大多数玩家在面对 3-bet 时会 4-bet 100%的 A,但您应该在跟注范围中加入一些 A。
The main advantages of flatting some Aces preflop are as follows:
一些 A 牌在翻牌前平注的主要优势如下:
Firstly, you want to stack your opponents as often as possible when they are holding big Broadway pairs such as K-K and Q-Q.
首先,当对手持有像 K-K 和 Q-Q 这样的大型 Broadway 对时,您希望尽可能频繁地堆叠对手。

Aces are completely dominating these Broadway pairs but by 4-betting you give your opponents the chance to fold and get away cheaply, which leads to a loss in EV.
Aces 完全控制这些 Broadway 对,但通过 4-betting,你给了对手折牌并便宜脱身的机会,这导致 EV 损失。
Secondly, when you 4-bet preflop, you make quite a big investment with your hand. In 4-bet pots, you play with very shallow stacks and you want to make sure that you can stack-off as often as possible in these big pots.
其次,当你在翻牌前 4 倍加注时,你用手牌进行了相当大的投资。在 4 倍加注的底池中,你的筹码堆很浅,你希望尽可能经常地在这些大底池中全押。

To avoid building massive pots and folding postflop, some of the weaker Aces find their way into the calling range.
为了避免建立大量的锅并在后翻牌时折叠,一些较弱的 A 都会进入跟注范围。
GTO assumes that players out of position are folding of the time when they face a 4-bet after 3-betting themselves. In reality, most players fold against 4-bets with a much lower frequency. In fact, most players will probably never fold against a 4-bet after 3-betting.
GTO 假设玩家在位置不利时,在他们自己 3-bet 后面对 4-bet 时有 的概率弃牌。实际上,大多数玩家在面对 4-bet 时折牌的频率要低得多。事实上,大多数玩家可能永远不会在 3-bet 后面对 4-bet 时弃牌。

For this reason, it can be an excellent exploitative adjustment to call less than of your Aces preflop versus a 3-bet when you are in position. If your opponents underfold against 4-bets, it means that you can get a lot of money in with Aces that are often holding a significant equity advantage.
因此,在位置时,与 3-bet 相比,可以很好地调整策略,不要在翻牌前下注少于 的 Aces。如果你的对手在面对 4-bet 时不够激进,这意味着你可以用持有显著权益优势的 Aces 赢得很多钱。
I recommend that you call with about of your Aces when you are 100bb deep and facing a 3-bet when you are in position. Call with Aces that are holding two wheel cards or two cards that are very close to wheel cards, for example A -A - (wheel cards) or A (close to wheel cards). Suits don't have a significant impact in this scenario; it's all about the rank of your side cards. You want to call with these hands for a few reasons.
我建议当您深入 100bb 并处于有利位置时,面对 3-bet 时,您应该用大约 的 A 牌来打电话。打电话时,要选择持有两张轮盘牌或两张非常接近轮盘牌的 A 牌,例如 A-A-(轮盘牌)或 A (接近轮盘牌)。在这种情况下,花色并不会产生重大影响;重要的是您手牌的等级。您应该出于几个原因打电话。
Firstly, Aces with wheel cards have the fewest number of flops on which you want to stack-off postflop. Therefore, building a large pot by 4-betting isn't as preferable nor as profitable. For example, A-A-2-5 is doing poorly on
首先,带轮牌的 Aces 在你想要在后翻牌时全推的翻牌数量最少。因此,通过 4-betting 建立一个大底池并不像以前那样可取,也不那么有利可图。例如,A-A-2-5 在表现上不佳。

connected mid-high flops, such as 9-8-5, Q-10-6, and K-Q-8.
连接的中高牌,例如 9-8-5,Q-10-6 和 K-Q-8。
Secondly, flatting Aces with wheel cards will allow you to stack your opponent's overpairs while having a considerable equity advantage when the flop comes with low cards such as . At an SPR of 3.5 (3-bet pot at 100bb), your opponent is supposed to play very aggressively and often potsize c-bet with all overpairs on such low, dry boards. When this happens, you can often get all the money in with equity when holding Aces with wheel cards.
其次,用轮牌打平 Aces 将使您能够在翻牌出现低牌时(例如 )堆叠对手的 overpairs,同时具有相当大的权益优势。在 SPR 为 3.5(100bb 的 3-bet pot)时,您的对手应该非常激进地玩牌,并经常在这种低、干燥的牌局上用全筹码下注。当这种情况发生时,您通常可以在持有 Aces 和轮牌时以 的权益将所有筹码都下注。
Remember, you seldom want to just call with Aces that also hold an additional Broadway card. One of the main reasons for slowplaying Aces is to stack your opponent when they hold a Broadway pair, so you don't want to block these Broadway pairs when you decide to slowplay.
记住,你很少想要只用持有额外的 Broadway 牌的 Aces 来跟注。慢玩 Aces 的主要原因之一是在对手持有 Broadway 对时堆叠对手,所以当你决定慢玩时,你不想阻挡这些 Broadway 对。

Exploitative Tip

If the player who 3-bets you never folds to 4-bets, you should go ahead and 4-bet (almost) all Aces because your opponent will call with hands that you completely dominate.
如果对手 3-bet 你后从不 fold 到 4-bet,那么你应该继续 4-bet(几乎)所有的 A,因为你的对手会用那些你完全压制的手牌跟注。

If the 3-bettor is a complete maniac, you should also get the money in because you will do very well versus their all-in range.
如果 3-bettor 是一个彻底的疯子,你也应该把钱放进去,因为你对他们的全押范围表现得非常出色。

Facing a 3-bet OOP (MP Versus Cutoff)

When you are out of position, you should 4-bet of the time. Out of position, it becomes much harder to realize your equity and, therefore, it is less profitable to slowplay Aces preflop in order to dominate and stack your opponent postflop. Just 4-bet and get the remaining money in on most flops.
当你处于位置不利时,你应该 4-bet 的时间。在位置不利的情况下,要实现你的权益就变得更加困难,因此,慢慢玩起手牌 Aces 以主导并在后翻牌时堆叠对手的盈利性就会降低。只需 4-bet 并在大多数翻牌时将剩余的筹码全部下注。

Facing a 4-bet (SB Versus Button)

With Aces, you are almost always benefiting from getting all the money in preflop because you will always have an equity advantage unless your opponent is holding better Aces. So, whenever you are facing a 4-bet while holding Aces, you should 5-bet to get the money in.
有了 Aces,你几乎总是从在翻牌前把所有的钱都拿到中受益,因为你总是具有资产优势,除非你的对手拿着更好的 Aces。所以,每当你拿着 Aces 面对 4-bet 时,你应该 5-bet 以把钱拿下。

Category Two: Broadway Pairs
第二类:百老汇双人组合

Introduction 介绍

This category includes all hands that are holding a Broadway pair, excluding Aces, two pair hands, and hands with three or four cards of the same rank. There are a total of 25,433 different hands in this category, which means that you get dealt one of these hands about of the time.
该类别包括所有持有 Broadway 对的手牌,不包括 Aces、两对手牌以及三张或四张相同等级牌的手牌。在这个类别中总共有 25,433 种不同的手牌,这意味着你大约 的时间会被发到这些手牌之一。
This category is relatively strong but also very diverse. The hand with the highest EV in this category is -K -J , which ranks in the top of hands. The average rank of this category is .
这个类别相对强大,但也非常多样化。在这个类别中,具有最高 EV 的手牌是 -K -J ,在手牌中排名前 。这个类别的平均排名是
Players learning PLO often overvalue Broadway pairs. Although hands such as Kings and Queens are quite profitable when played correctly, they can also get you into trouble, especially if you systematically overplay them.
玩家学习 PLO 时经常高估 Broadway 对。尽管像国王和皇后这样的手牌在正确玩法时相当有利可图,但如果你系统地过度使用它们,也可能会让你陷入麻烦。

However, in this section, we will discuss how to avoid this common pitfall.
然而,在这一部分,我们将讨论如何避免这个常见的陷阱。

RFI strategy

Early Position 早期位置

From EP, only about of the hands that belong in this category should be open-raised. There are some traits that all hands that want to open-raise have in common.
从 EP,只有大约 属于这个类别的手应该被开牌。所有想要开牌的手都有一些共同的特征。
The first is the importance of having an Ace. A hand with two Kings but without an Ace only wants to open-raise of the time. If you are holding an Ace alongside your Kings, you want to open-raise 100%! This concept is very similar when it comes to Queens, Jacks, or Tens. Although you don't want to open of these pairs with an Ace, the open raising frequency drastically increases when you do hold an Ace compared to not holding an Ace.
首先是拥有一张 A 的重要性。一手有两个国王但没有 A 的牌只想要开牌 的时间。如果你手里有 A 和国王,你想要 100%开牌!当涉及到皇后、J 或 10 时,这个概念非常相似。虽然你不想要用 A 开 这些对子之一,但当你手里有 A 时,与没有 A 时相比,开牌频率大幅增加。
The reason why the Ace is such an important component is simple. When you are holding a high pocket pair, you hate to get 3-bet because you are so often up against, and dominated by, Aces.
Ace 如此重要的原因很简单。当你拿着一对高牌时,你讨厌被 3-bet,因为你很容易遇到,并被 Aces 支配。

Holding an Ace makes it less likely that one of your opponents has Aces, and therefore decreases the chance that you will face a 3-bet preflop. Given that you can also hit a top pair with an Ace on the flop, the EV of open raising a Broadway pair is much
持有一张 A 牌会减少对手中有 A 牌的可能性,从而降低你在翻牌前面临 3-bet 的机会。考虑到你也可以在翻牌时用 A 牌命中顶对,开局时提高一对大牌的 EV 值。

higher when you are holding an Ace.
当你手里有一张 A 时,牌面更高。
Although Queens are not as strong as Kings, with A-Q-Q-x, you still want to open-raise very close to . When you are holding Jacks or Tens plus an Ace, you want to open slightly less frequently. To be specific, only the top of all Jacks and Tens with an Ace should be raised. You want to fold the Jacks and Tens with the worst suitedness or connectivity.
虽然皇后不如国王强大,但有 A-Q-Q-x,你仍然希望开牌率非常接近 。当你手中有 J 或 10 加上一个 A 时,你希望稍微减少开牌频率。具体来说,只有所有带有 A 的 J 和 10 中的前 应该被加注。你希望弃掉最差的花色或连接性的 J 和 10。
When you are not holding an Ace, the rank of your pair becomes much more important. Without an Ace, you want to raise close to of all Kings, but only about of Tens. The Tens you do want to open-raise have either high suits, great connectivity or both.
当你没有一张 A 时,你的一对的等级变得更加重要。没有 A,你想要加注接近 的所有国王,但只有大约 的十。你想要开牌加注的十要么有高花色,要么有很好的连贯性,或者两者兼具。
An example of Tens without an Ace that you want to open-raise is 10 10-9-8. This hand is exactly single-suited to the ten, and it is well connected, meaning that you can call a 3-bet with it. An example of a hand that you don't want to open-raise with is . This hand looks nice because it is double-suited but the connectivity is very marginal given the deuce is a total dangler. This hand can't call 3-bets and it also doesn't do that well in multiway pots due to the lack of nuttiness. You want to fold this hand preflop.
没有 A 的 Tens 的一个开牌示例是 10 10-9-8。这手牌完全适合十,而且连接性很好,意味着你可以跟注 3-bet。一个不想开牌的手牌示例是 。这手牌看起来不错,因为是双花色的,但连接性非常边缘,因为二是一个完全无用的牌。这手牌不能跟注 3-bet,也在多路池中表现不佳,因为缺乏最佳牌型。你应该在翻牌前弃牌。
Additional Notes: 附加说明:
  • When you are holding a suited Ace alongside your Broadway pair, you want to open-raise very close to (except for some of the worst tripsuited or monotone pocket pairs). If you open-raise from EP, the chance that you will end up playing a multiway pot is high and, with a suited Ace, your hand will do much better in multiway pots.
    当您手中拿着一对 Broadway 牌时,您希望开局加注非常接近 (除了一些最差的三张同花或单色口袋对)。如果您从 EP 位置开局加注,那么您最终会参与多方底池的机会很高,并且拿着一对 Broadway 牌,您的手牌在多方底池中表现会更好。
  • When you are holding pocket pairs with two cards that are five or lower you almost always want to fold. With such low cards, your hand is disconnected, not very nutted, and raising from early position becomes unprofitable.
    当你手中拿着口袋对时,两张牌的点数都是五或更低,你几乎总是想要弃牌。由于牌面较低,你的手牌是不连贯的,不太有优势,并且在早期位置加注变得不赚钱。

Button 按钮

As you get closer to the Button, you should start opening much wider. On the Button, you are supposed to open-raise about of all Broadway pairs, an increase from when playing EP. An example of a hand that should be folded, even from the Button, is . The equity realizability of this hand is very poor because it has very few great flops. You should just fold this hand, especially at small stakes or live games with loose opponents.
当您靠近按钮时,您应该开始更广泛地开牌。在按钮上,您应该开牌大约 的所有 Broadway 对,这比在早期位置玩牌时增加了 。一个应该弃牌的手牌的例子,即使在按钮上,是 。这手牌的权益实现性非常差,因为它几乎没有很好的翻牌。您应该放弃这手牌,尤其是在小注或与松散对手玩的现场游戏中。

Facing a Single Raiser (MP Versus EP)

When you sit in MP and a player opens from EP, most Broadway pairs should be folded. You want to fold the bottom of Broadway pairs, call and 3 -bet about of the time.
当您坐在 MP 位置时,一个玩家从 EP 位置开牌时,大部分 Broadway 对都应该弃牌。您应该折叠 Broadway 对的底部 ,并在 的时候呼叫 和 3-bet。

Calling MP Versus EP
呼叫 MP 对 EP

The most important determinant here is the rank of your pair. With Kings you have the highest calling frequency (31%) and with tens you have the lowest calling frequency (11%). The hands you want to call with need to have strong connectivity and suitedness to justify a call.
这里最重要的决定因素是你的一对的等级。有国王时,你有最高的跟注频率(31%),有十时,你有最低的跟注频率(11%)。你想跟注的手牌需要具有强大的连贯性和适应性,以证明跟注的合理性。

As your pair rank gets lower, the other components of the hand must improve to make calling and likely heading into a multiway pot the highest EV play.
随着您的对手排名降低,手牌的其他组成部分必须得到改善,以便进行跟注并很可能进入多路赌注中,这是最高预期价值的策略。
Let's consider two hand examples. In both situations, you sit in MP, and you are facing an open-raise from EP playing 100bb. The only difference between the two examples is the hands you are holding.
让我们考虑两个手牌示例。在这两种情况下,您坐在 MP 位置,面对来自 EP 位置的 100bb 的开牌。这两个示例之间唯一的区别是您所持有的手牌。

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The value of this hand comes from having a high pair (flopping top set), the connectivity (flopping high straight draws) and the suitedness (having a King-high flush draw is much better than a nine-high flush).
这手牌的价值来自于拥有一对高牌(翻牌顶部三条),连贯性(翻牌高顺子牌)和同花(拥有一对 K 高同花牌比一对 9 高同花牌好得多)。

Holding a high pair and a high suit make this hand a good fit for a multiway pot and it should be called.
持有一对高牌和一种高花色使这手牌非常适合参与多方底池,应该跟注。

Although this hand is single-suited rather than trip-suited, the rank is lower, meaning that you are less likely to dominate your opponents in scenarios where you get a lot of money in on a board with a flush draw.
尽管这手牌是单色而不是三色,但等级较低,这意味着在你在一个有同花顺可能的牌桌上下很多注的情况下,你更不太可能主导对手。

Since you are "only" holding a ten-high suit, you are much more likely to be the dominated player yourself since you are facing a Broadwayheavy EP raising range. You are also less likely to flop overpairs or top sets.
由于您只持有十高套牌,您更有可能成为被主导的玩家,因为您面对的是一个以大牌为主的 EP 加注范围。您也不太可能翻出对子或顶对。

The connectivity of this hand is better than the previous hand, but this doesn't add enough EV to this hand to justify a call. Nuttiness is the essential factor in this situation because it is very likely that this hand will end up in a multiway pot.
这手的连贯性比上手好,但这并不足以为这手增加足够的 EV 来证明一个跟注。在这种情况下,坚果牌是关键因素,因为这手很可能最终会进入一个多路池。

For those reasons, you should fold this hand versus an EP open-raise, even though you would open it yourself from any position.
出于这些原因,您应该在早期位置开牌时弃牌,即使您在任何位置都会自己开牌。

3-Betting MP Versus EP

When it comes to 3-betting, the rank of the pair is much less important when compared to calling. When you call preflop from middle position, you can expect to play multiway pots.
在进行 3 次加注时,与跟注相比,对对子的等级要不那么重要。当你在中间位置跟注时,你可以期待参与多路池。

High pairs do better in multiway pots because they are more nutted, so you are more likely to win big pots postflop with high pairs because you can dominate your opponents.
高对在多路锅中表现更好,因为它们更有优势,所以你更有可能在后翻牌时赢得大锅,因为你可以主宰你的对手。

In 3-bet pots, "smoothness" is more important because you want to be able to get the money in on as many flops as possible when you are in a big 3-bet pot.
在 3-bet 盆中,“平滑度”更重要,因为当你在一个大的 3-bet 盆中时,你希望能够在尽可能多的翻牌时把钱放进去。
The optimal 3-bet frequency when in MP versus EP with Broadway pairs is close to . If you paid attention in the RFI section of this category, you won't be surprised by the main 3-bet requirement of this category: without an Ace, you are never 3-betting MP versus EP with a Broadway pair.
在中位与早期位置时,与 Broadway 对手牌进行 3-bet 的最佳频率接近 。如果您在本类别的 RFI 部分注意到了,那么您不会对本类别的主要 3-bet 要求感到惊讶:没有 A,您永远不会在中位与早期位置使用 Broadway 对手牌进行 3-bet。
In general, the Ace is a crucial card when it comes to 3-betting in PLO because it drastically reduces the chance that your opponent is holding Aces and you get 4-bet.
一般来说,在 PLO 中,A 是一个至关重要的牌,因为它极大地降低了对手持有 A 的可能性,从而避免了 4-bet。

Most 4-betting ranges are very focused on Aces, so you are usually in a nasty spot whenever you get 4-bet while holding a Broadway pair.
大多数 4-betting 范围都非常专注于 Aces,所以每当你拿着 Broadway 对子被 4-bet 时,通常会处于一个困难的境地。

To avoid this terrible outcome as much as possible, you should only 3bet Broadway pairs from this position if you are holding an Ace alongside with your pair.
为尽量避免这种可怕的结果,您应该只在这个位置 3bet Broadway 对,如果您手中有一张 A 和您的对子。
Another important aspect is suitedness. Rainbow hands should never be 3bet by the middle position player. Double-suited Broadway pair combinations with an Ace should almost always be 3-bet.
另一个重要方面是适应性。彩虹手牌不应该被中位玩家 3bet。带有 A 的双色 Broadway 对组合几乎总是应该 3-bet。

Again, Broadway pairs without an Ace should never be 3-bet in this situation, even when double-suited.
再次,在这种情况下,即使是双色牌,没有 A 的 Broadway 牌也不应该进行 3-bet。
When it comes to 3-betting single-suited Broadway pairs, focus on hands that have a significant equity advantage or extremely good realizability. Again, having an Ace is a must when it comes to 3-betting in this scenario. An example of a hand that has a big equity advantage is A . This hand is also blocking Aces, has a high Broadway pair, and a King-high suit.
在进行三次加注单花色 Broadway 对时,重点关注那些具有显著权益优势或极好实现性的手牌。同样,在这种情况下进行三次加注时,拥有一张 A 是必须的。一个具有很大权益优势的手牌的例子是 A 。这手牌也会阻挡 A,有一个高 Broadway 对,以及一个 K 高花色。
However, the difference between 3-betting and calling is slim for the single-suited hands in this category. Let's compare A to K -8 :
然而,在这个类别中,单花色手牌的 3-bet 和跟注之间的区别很小。让我们比较 A K -8:
A-K-K also has a big equity advantage versus the early position open raising range with the A-K-K combination and high suit. The difference is A-K-K-2 is a great hand for multiway situations as it can make wheel straights.
A-K-K 在与早期位置开牌范围的 A-K-K 组合和高花色相比也具有很大的权益优势。区别在于 A-K-K-2 在多路情况下是一个很好的手牌,因为它可以组成轮顺。

The suited Ace alongside the Kings make this hand very nutted. Calling becomes more profitable than 3-betting. Remember we're always comparing strategic options in poker and choosing the one with the highest EV. Whoever is right more often will win.
适合的 A 牌与 K 牌一起使这手牌非常强大。 跟注比 3 倍加注更有利。 记住,在扑克中我们总是比较战略选择,并选择 EV 最高的那个。 谁更经常做出正确选择,谁就会赢得比赛。
Another example of a hand that should 3-bet is A -J -J-9 the Jack-high pair is a weak Broadway pair, having an Ace means you are less likely to get 4-bet. The connectivity is quite good, and the doublesuitedness to the Ace and the Jack adds even more value to this hand.
另一个应该进行 3-bet 的手的例子是 A -J -J-9 ,J 高对是一个较弱的 Broadway 对,有一张 A 意味着你不太可能被 4-bet。连接性相当不错,与 A 和 J 同花色使这手牌的价值更高。

Importantly, this combination flops smoothly as there are a lot of favorable flops for this hand. Therefore 3-betting is the way to go.
重要的是,由于这手牌有很多有利的翻牌,所以这种组合可以顺利地翻牌。因此,三倍加注是正确的选择。
As either you or the open-raiser starts to get closer to the Button, you can widen up your Broadway pair value range, and you can begin to 3-bet some of the best double-suited and connected hands that don't hold an Ace.
当你或者开牌者开始靠近按钮时,你可以扩大你的 Broadway 对值范围,并且你可以开始 3-bet 一些最好的双花色和连接的手牌,这些手牌不含 A。

The way you want to widen your range is by focusing on suitedness and connectivity, and not the rank of the pair.
你想要拓宽你的范围的方法是专注于适宜性和连接性,而不是配对的等级。

Big Blind Versus One Opponent
大盲注对一名对手

BB Versus EP BB 对 EP

The Big Blind can call (50%), and 3-bet (8%) with this category against an EP open-raise. Keep in mind that the lower the pair, the higher the folding frequency. Kings only fold about while tens fold about .
大盲可以对 EP 的开牌进行跟注(50%),也可以进行 3 次加注(8%)。请记住,对于这个类别,对手牌对的数值越低,弃牌频率就越高。国王牌只有 折叠,而十牌大约有 折叠。
The EP open-raising range includes a lot of high Broadway pairs, which means many hands that include two Jacks or tens that the Big Blind can be holding are easily dominated.
EP 开牌范围包括许多高 Broadway 对,这意味着许多手牌包括两个 J 或 10,大盲可能持有的手牌很容易被支配。
When it comes to 3-betting, you still often need an Ace, or for your hand to score very well on realizability. An example of a hand that should 3-bet against an early position open-raise without an Ace is J -10 -10 -9 .
说到 3-bet 时,你通常仍需要一张 A 牌,或者你的手牌在实现性方面得分很高。一个例子是,对于一个早期位置的开牌,没有 A 牌的手牌应该 3-bet,比如 J-10-10-9。

This hand flops very smooth, which makes this combination a good fit for playing 3-bet pots. In case your opponent 4-bets you preflop, this hand can still call.
这手牌非常顺畅,使得这种组合非常适合玩 3-bet 底池。如果你的对手在翻牌前 4-bet 你,这手牌仍然可以跟注。

BB Versus Button BB 对比按钮

The Button raising range is much wider and much more diverse compared to the EP open-raising range. The Big Blind can profitably play of hands from this category. Being dominated while holding a Broadway pair is no longer a big worry because the Button is not as focused on high cards as the EP player is.
按钮加注范围比 EP 开牌范围要广泛得多,也更加多样化。大盲可以从这个类别中盈利地玩 手牌。持有 Broadway 对时被主导不再是一个大问题,因为按钮玩家并不像 EP 玩家那样专注于高牌。

The Button also opens a lot of low pairs, and all the Broadway pairs are doing very well against this part of the Button's open-raising range.
按钮还会打开很多低对子,而所有的 Broadway 对子在这个按钮的开牌范围中表现得非常出色。
Because of the ability to dominate the Button's range, the Big Blind should 3-bet with about of all Broadway pairs. Again, its usually the higher pairs that should 3-bet, specifically of all Kings compared to of all
由于能够主导按钮的范围,大盲应该用大约 的所有 Broadway 对进行 3-bet。再次强调,通常应该 3-bet 更高的对子,特别是与所有国王相比的 对中的

tens. Besides the rank of the pair, the standard 3-betting requirements still apply, e.g. blocking Aces, having good connectivity and good suitedness are all critical factors when you are considering whether to 3-bet or call.
除了对对的排名之外,标准的 3-betting 要求仍然适用,例如阻挡 A,具有良好的连通性和适当的适应性在考虑是 3-bet 还是 call 时都是关键因素。

The difference is that when you are holding tens, you need stronger representation in these components compared to when you are holding Kings. Two examples are:
区别在于,当你手中有十的时候,与手中有国王时相比,你需要在这些组件中有更强的代表性。两个例子是:

This hand should be 3-bet BB versus Button because it has a significant equity advantage against the Button open raising range, and good suitedness with two King-high suits.
这手牌应该在大盲位对位子位的 3-bet,因为它在对位子位的开牌范围中具有显著的权益优势,并且有两个 K 高花色的适合性很好。

The connectivity of this hand is marginal, but overall the realizability that this hand offers in a 3-bet pot is high. Because of the high pair and flush draw, you can dominate your opponent's pair plus draw and stack them.
这只手的连贯性较弱,但总体而言,在 3-bet 局中这只手提供的实现性很高。由于有高对和同花顺的牌,你可以压制对手的对子加同花顺牌,并将其叠加。

This hand has better connectivity than the previous one. However, the rank of the pair is much lower, so you have less chance to dominate your opponent postflop. It's harder to run into a weaker flush, set or flop an overpair.
这手的连贯性比上一手更好。然而,这对的排名要低得多,因此你在后翻牌时主导对手的机会较少。更难碰到一个较弱的同花顺、三条或者翻牌时有一个高对子。

The equity advantage of this hand is much less compared to the previous hand and therefore this hand should just be called from the Big Blind.
这手牌的公平优势与上一手相比要少得多,因此这手牌应该只从大盲注处叫牌。

BB Versus Two Opponents (BB Versus Button and MP)
BB 对抗两个对手(BB 对抗按钮和 MP)

The Big Blind should rarely fold a Broadway pocket pair against two opponents. You only fold of the hands from this category. In multiway pots, nuttiness becomes more important, and, with Broadway pairs, the Big Blind gets an excellent price to try and flop a high set or high flush or straight draw.
大盲注在面对两名对手时,几乎不应该弃牌一对大牌。你只有 的手牌会从这个类别中弃牌。在多路池中,最重要的是牌力,而且,对于大牌对来说,大盲注有很好的价格去尝试翻牌得到高牌组合、高同花顺或顺子。

Fold the weakest Broadway pairs and call the rest. Just remember, you should still be willing to let your hand go on the flop against a bet if you only flop a weak overpair in a multiway pot.
将最弱的百老汇对折叠,然后跟注其他的。只要记住,如果在多路下注中只翻到一个弱的对子,你仍然应该愿意在翻牌圈时放弃手牌。
The Big Blind should squeeze about of the time versus Button and MP with Broadway pairs. By far, the best hands to squeeze with are Kings. About of Kings should be played this way.
大盲注应该在与庄家和中位玩家对手时,大约 的时间进行挤牌。到目前为止,最适合挤牌的手牌是国王。大约 的国王应该这样打。
Kings are very profitable to use as a squeeze for the following reasons:
国王在以下几个方面非常有利可图:
  • The initial open-raiser is supposed to fold with a high frequency against a Big Blind squeeze. They are stuck between you and the Button both preflop and postflop. This makes the EV of a preflop call much worse for the initial raiser.
    初始的开牌者应该在大盲注挤压时高频率地弃牌。他们在翻牌前后都被你和按钮夹在中间。这使得初始加注者的翻牌叫注的预期价值变得更糟。
  • When you get called, you are usually pushing an equity edge versus their calling range. It's very profitable for the Big Blind to build a bigger pot with a dominating hand against the cold-caller. If you do get 4-bet, Kings are straightforward to play. Mostly you just fold.
    当你被叫时,通常是在推动自己的资产边缘与他们的呼叫范围相比。对大盲来说,用一手压制对手的手牌来建立一个更大的底池是非常有利可图的。如果你被 4-bet,国王是比较容易打的。大多数情况下你只需要弃牌。
Almost all Kings that are also holding an Ace should be squeezed (88%). Just call with rainbow A-K-K combinations. Without an Ace, of the remaining King combos should still be squeezed. These are Kings with high realizability by having both strong connectivity and suitedness. An excellent example of Kings without an Ace that should be squeezed is - . This hand has great suitedness and also has some additional connectivity which makes it a great candidate to squeeze. If you get called, there are a lot of ways you can make the best hand postflop or flop good draws and dominate your opponent.
几乎所有持有 A 的国王都应该被挤压(88%)。只需用彩虹 A-K-K 组合来叫牌。没有 A 的情况下,剩下的国王组合中 仍然应该被挤压。这些国王具有强大的连通性和适合性,具有很高的实现性。一个很好的例子是没有 A 的国王应该被挤压 - 。这手牌具有很好的适合性,还具有一些额外的连通性,使其成为一个很好的挤压候选者。如果你被叫牌,你有很多方法可以在后翻牌或翻牌时获得最佳手牌或好的牌型,并主导你的对手。

When you get 4-bet, you have an easy fold.
Queens, Jacks and tens should be squeezed way less often than Kings because these pairs have less chance to dominate the opponent and it's more likely that you are the one dominated.
皇后、杰克和十应该比国王少被挤压,因为这些对有更少的机会主导对手,更有可能是你被主导。

Some of these lower Broadway pairs should still be squeezed but they require much better additional components to justify this action. They need excellent connectivity plus suitedness or to have an Ace alongside some decent connectivity and/or suitedness.
其中一些较低的 Broadway 对仍然应该被挤压,但它们需要更好的额外组件来证明这一行动的合理性。它们需要出色的连接性加上适当性,或者在一些不错的连接性和/或适当性旁边有一个 Ace。
An example is A . This hand has a nut suit as well as a Queen-high suit. It has the potential to make straights, and it can flop a strong set with the tens. The playability, nuttiness, and the fact that this hand blocks Aces makes it a good candidate to squeeze.
一个例子是 A 。这手牌有一个坚果套装和一个皇后高套装。它有可能形成顺子,并且可以在翻牌时拿到十的强牌。可玩性、坚果性以及这手牌挡住 A 使得它成为一个很好的挤牌候选者。

Facing a 3-bet IP (Cutoff Versus SB)

In general, after opening in the Cutoff and getting 3-bet by the Small Blind, you should only fold of the time overall. However, Broadway pairs are folding at double that rate. GTO suggests that you should fold about of the time, call of the time and 4 -bet of the time against a Small Blind 3-bet with hands from this category.
通常情况下,在切牌位开牌后,被小盲位 3-bet 后,你应该整体只弃牌 的时间。然而,Broadway 对折叠的比率是双倍。GTO 建议你应该大约 的时间弃牌, 的时间跟注,以及 的时间 4-bet 对抗小盲位 3-bet 的手牌。
When facing a 3-bet, you are mainly looking to call with hands that have decent playability and can realize their equity postflop as often as possible.
面对 3-bet 时,您主要希望用那些具有良好可玩性并且尽可能经常实现后翻牌权益的手牌来跟注。
So, when deciding whether to call or fold, you should mainly be looking at the connectivity and suitedness of the hand.
因此,在决定是跟注还是弃牌时,您主要应关注手牌的连贯性和同花色。
A reason for this high folding frequency can be explained by taking an indepth look at the preflop open-raising ranges from the Cutoff. Almost any combination with two Kings should be open-raised from the Cutoff.
这种高频率的折叠可以通过深入研究 Cutoff 的翻牌前开牌范围来解释。几乎任何两个国王的组合都应该从 Cutoff 开牌。

On the other hand, when you decide to open-raise from the Cutoff with tens, Jacks and (to a certain degree) with Queens, you have to be more selective and need the right combination of additional backup.
另一方面,当您决定从 Cutoff 位置以 10、J 和(在一定程度上)Q 开牌时,您必须更加慎重,并需要正确的额外支持组合。
You are looking for better suitedness and connectivity with these pairs compared to when you are open raising with Kings. Kings have more equity compared to other Broadway pairs and because of this equity advantage, the sidecards of the hand become less important.
您与这些对比起来更适合和连接,而不是与国王一起开牌时。 国王与其他 Broadway 对比起来具有更多的资产,因此由于这种资产优势,手牌的边牌变得不那么重要。
A lot of these Kings that don't have useful additional components have to fold against 3-bets because they lack playability. This is one of the main factors why the overall fold to 3-bet percentage of this category is so high.
很多这些没有有用的额外组件的国王必须对 3 次加注弃牌,因为它们缺乏可玩性。这是这一类别整体对 3 次加注弃牌百分比如此之高的主要因素之一。
The second reason is much more straightforward. More than half of the Small Blind 3-betting range is made up of Aces, Kings, and Queens.
第二个原因要简单得多。 小盲位 3-bet 范围中超过一半是由 A、K 和 Q 组成的。

For this reason, you must be very cautious when you are holding tens, Jacks, or Queens because the Cutoff will be easily dominated with these pairs against a Small Blind 3-betting range.
因此,当你拿着 10、J 或 Q 时,你必须非常谨慎,因为对于小盲位的 3 倍加注范围来说,这些对子很容易被压制。

Tip

Unless you are facing an opponent who is 3-betting very wide and very aggressively, you should never 4-bet with Broadway pairs IP.
除非你面对的对手在 3-bet 时非常宽松和非常激进,否则你不应该在 IP 位置用 Broadway 对手牌进行 4-bet。

Facing a 3-bet OOP (MP Versus Cutoff)

When you are out of position, the strategy for playing against 3-bets changes. Let's imagine a scenario where you open from MP, and get 3-bet by the Cutoff. The range of the Cutoff range will mainly consist of Aces, doublesuited rundowns and connected Broadway hands.
当你处于位置不利时,应对 3 次加注的策略会发生变化。让我们想象一个场景,你在中位开牌,然后被近位玩家 3 次加注。近位玩家的手牌范围主要包括 A、双色连牌和相连的 Broadway 手牌。
If you are up against Aces, you are often in terrible shape.
如果你面对着 Aces,你通常处境非常糟糕。

If you are up against a rundown, your opponent will flop very smooth which means that they will be able to use their positional advantage by betting on a lot of different boards on which you are often unable to continue. For this reason, you want to fold about of your Broadway pairs when you get 3-bet and are OOP.
如果你遇到一个破产,你的对手会很顺利地翻牌,这意味着他们将能够利用他们的位置优势,在许多你通常无法继续的牌上下注。因此,当你被 3-bet 并且处于 OOP 时,你希望放弃大约 的 Broadway 对。
A few good rules of thumb when it comes to calling 3-bets OOP are:
在面对 3-bets OOP 时,一些不错的经验法则包括:
  • Call with hands that have good connectivity.
    用具有良好连接性的手打电话。
  • When your hand is rainbow, you always fold.
    当你的手是彩虹时,你总是折叠。
  • When your hand is double-suited, you always call.
    当你的手是双色的时候,你总是叫牌。
  • When you hold Kings with an Ace, you always call (except for the rainbow hands).
    当你手中有国王和一张 A 时,你总是跟注(除了彩虹手牌)。
Here are some examples:
这里有一些例子:
A〜-Q
This hand looks very strong but a higher pair will often dominate the Queens, and you can lose a lot of chips in such a scenario.
这手牌看起来很强,但更高的一对牌通常会压制皇后,你在这种情况下可能会损失很多筹码。

The hand has medium to strong connectivity and suitedness, but this is not good enough to make up for the equity disadvantage you have with this hand against a tight 3-betting range. This hand should be folded.
手牌的连接性和适应性中等到强,但这并不足以弥补你在面对紧 3 次加注范围时这手牌的劣势。这手牌应该弃牌。

A中-K -K  A 中-K -K

Kings are already a much better candidate to call a 3-bet compared to Queens. Kings are less often dominated and you might even be able to dominate your opponent. The suited Ace is very useful, so this hand is a call.
国王已经比皇后更适合称为 3-bet 的候选者。 国王很少被支配,甚至可能支配对手。 同花 A 非常有用,所以这手是一个叫注。

J -J -10

Although the Jacks are easily dominated, the smoothness of this hand makes up for this deficiency. The excellent connectivity and decent suitedness mean that there are a lot of different flops where you can happily get the money in.
尽管杰克容易被主导,但这手的顺畅性弥补了这个不足。出色的连贯性和体面的适应性意味着有很多不同的翻牌,你可以愉快地把钱放进去。

This hand can call a 3-bet when out of position.
这手牌可以在位置不利时跟注 3 倍加注。
When you are OOP, you benefit from ending the pot as soon as possible. Playing at low SPRs is beneficial when you are OOP because you will have to play fewer streets with a positional disadvantage.
当你处于 OOP 时,尽快结束局势对你有利。在 OOP 时以低 SPR 玩牌是有益的,因为你将不得不在位置劣势下玩更少的街道。

For this reason, I suggest that you 4-bet Cutoff versus MP with most of the double-suited Broadway pairs that also have an Ace.
因此,我建议您在大部分双色 Broadway 对中,也有一个 A 的情况下,对抗 MP 进行 4-bet。

These hands block Aces and flop enough equity on a high frequency of different boards which means that these hands can go all-in on a wide variety of flops.
这些手牌可以挡住 A 牌,并在许多不同的牌桌上获得足够的股权,这意味着这些手牌可以在各种不同的翻牌上全押。

Facing a 4-bet (SB Versus Button)

Let's imagine a situation in which the Button opens, you 3-bet from the Small Blind, and the Button 4-bets.
让我们想象一个情况,按钮打开,你从小盲位 3-bet,按钮 4-bet。
How should you approach this situation when you are holding a Broadway pair? Overall, single-suited Broadway pairs should fold about of the time. Suitedness or having an Ace with connectivity are the two most important determinants for the action you should take. Remember that in this case, the rank of your pair is not nearly as important.
当你手中拿着一对百老汇牌时,你应该如何应对这种情况?总体而言,单色的百老汇牌应该有 的时间弃牌。同花或者有一张 A 并且有连贯性是你应该采取的行动的两个最重要的决定因素。请记住,在这种情况下,你的牌的等级并不那么重要。
When it comes to calling 4-bets, it's all about being able to stack off on as many different boards as possible.
在面对 4-bets 时,关键是要能够在尽可能多的不同牌局中全押。
When you are holding a double-suited Broadway pair, you should call with the hands that have four cards that are all somewhat connected. As soon as you hold one dangler, you should fold. is double-suited, but the 5 is unconnected with the other cards of your hand and makes this a fold. The hand - is also double-suited but the sidecards are connected. A hand such as -9 is only single-suited but well connected. These hands can call a 4-bet.
当您拿到一对双色 Broadway 牌时,您应该用那些四张牌都有一定连接性的手牌跟注。一旦您拿到一个悬挂牌,您应该弃牌。 是双色的,但 5 与您手牌的其他牌不相连,因此应该弃牌。手牌 - 也是双色的,但边牌是相连的。像 -9 这样的手牌只有单色,但连接性很好。这些手牌可以跟注 4 次加注。
When your hand is not double-suited, you should fold about of the time. The only hands that should be called are some of the best connected Kings and Queens. To justify a call with Kings you need a suited Ace and exactly two cards of the same suit, not more.
当您的手牌不是双色时,您应该大约 的时间弃牌。唯一应该跟注的手牌是一些最好连接的国王和皇后。要用国王跟注,您需要一张同花的 A 和恰好两张相同花色的牌,不能再多。

5-betting (SB Versus Button)

When you are holding a double-suited Broadway pair with an Ace, the GTO play is to 5 -bet about of the time. Broadway pairs that 5-bet always have an Ace. In fact, every double-suited combo with an Ace except for some of the worst connected tens, should be 5-bet.
当你手中拿着一对双色的 Broadway 牌,并且有一张 A 时,GTO 的玩法是大约 的时间进行 5-bet。5-bet 的 Broadway 牌总是有一张 A。事实上,除了一些连接最差的十牌之外,每一对带有 A 的双色组合都应该进行 5-bet。
Some of the best single-suited Broadway pairs that are holding an Ace can also be 5-bet. These need very strong additional connectivity and high equity. An example would be A-K-K-10 .
一些最好的单色 Broadway 对手中拿着 A 的也可以进行 5-bet。这些需要非常强的额外连接性和高的权益。一个例子是 A-K-K-10。

Exploitative Tip

If everyone at your table is playing an optimal strategy, you should be 5betting with almost all double-suited Broadway pairs that also include an Ace. To justify 5-betting, your opponents would need to be 4-betting with hands that aren't exclusively Aces.
如果你桌上的每个人都在使用最佳策略,你应该几乎用所有包含一个 A 的双色 Broadway 对进行 5bet。为了证明 5-betting 的合理性,你的对手需要用不仅仅是 A 的手牌进行 4-betting。
In a GTO scenario, your opponent would also 4-bet some double-suited rundowns, Broadway pairs, and connected Broadway hands. If this isn't the case in your small stakes or live game, you shouldn't 5-bet without Aces since your equity won't be as good.
在 GTO 场景中,你的对手也会 4-bet 一些双花式的 rundowns、Broadway 对子和相连的 Broadway 手牌。如果在你的小注或实况游戏中不是这种情况,那么除非有 Aces,否则你不应该 5-bet,因为你的权益不会那么好。

In those games, you should just call with the non-Aces hands that would 5-bet in a GTO scenario.
在那些游戏中,你应该只用那些在 GTO 情况下会 5-bet 的非 A 手牌跟注。

Category Three: Three Broadway Cards with One Non-Broadway
第三类:三张百老汇卡和一张非百老汇卡

Introduction 介绍

This category includes all hands that hold exactly three Broadway cards (A10) plus exactly one non-Broadway card (2-9). Hands that belong in other categories (for example rundowns or pairs) are excluded from this category.
该类别包括所有手牌,其中恰好有三张百老汇牌(A10)和恰好有一张非百老汇牌(2-9)。属于其他类别的手牌(例如顺子或对子)不包括在此类别中。
There are a total of 16,640 different hands in this category which means that you get dealt one of them about of the time. The hand with the highest EV in this category is A - , which ranks in the top of hands. The average rank of a hand in this category is .
在这个类别中总共有 16,640 种不同的手牌,这意味着你大约 的时间会得到其中一种。这个类别中 EV 值最高的手牌是 A - ,在所有手牌中排名前 。这个类别中手牌的平均排名是

RFI strategy

Early Position 早期位置

From EP, about of hands in this category should be open-raised. The requirements to open-raise from EP are reasonably straightforward. All double-suited hands should be open-raised. With these hands, you can call 3bets due to the excellent playability.
从 EP,这个类别中大约 的手牌应该是开牌。从 EP 开牌的要求相当简单明了。所有双花色手牌都应该开牌。有了这些手牌,你可以因为出色的可玩性而跟注 3bet。

These hands do well in multiway pots because they are nutty and can flop nutted draws and high pairs. All rainbowor monotone hands should be folded because they lack playability and nuttiness.
这些手在多路锅中表现出色,因为它们是坚果手,可以出现坚果牌和高对子。所有彩虹或单色手应该弃牌,因为它们缺乏可玩性和坚果性。
When it comes to single-suited variations, the most important differentiator is the Ace. All single-suited hands that are suited to the Ace should be opened.
谈到单色变体时,最重要的区别在于 A。所有适合 A 的单色手应该开牌。

Hands that are trip-suited to the Ace should only be open-raised when all four cards work together, so you should be folding most of these (83%). Almost all single-suited hands without an Ace should be folded (98%).
适合 A 的三色手牌只有在所有四张牌配合时才应该开牌,因此你应该放弃大部分这样的手牌(83%)。几乎所有没有 A 的单色手牌都应该弃牌(98%)。
For example, consider A . This hand has a nut suit, is quite well connected, and all four cards are working together. It can flop a lot of straights or straight draws as well as strong two pairs.
例如,考虑 A 。这手牌有一个坚果花色,连接性很好,所有四张牌都在一起工作。它可以翻牌很多顺子或顺子抽牌,以及强大的两对。

Holding three cards of the same suit, the suitedness isn't amazing, but it is an Ace-high suit, which adds nuttiness to the hand.
持有三张相同花色的牌,花色并不是很惊人,但是是一个高牌为 A 的花色,这为手牌增添了一些特殊性。
Hands that are single-suited with an unsuited Ace are mostly folded (about 85%). To be a good open-raise candidate, these hands again need to have four cards that connect well with each other, or the three Broadway cards need to be very high and well connected, such as A . The Cutoff margins for when these hands can be folded or open-raised are very thin, and it's not a big deal if you open-raise slightly too wide or too tight with these hands.
单色手牌搭配一张非同花的 A 通常会被弃牌(约 85%)。要成为一个很好的开牌候选手,这些手牌需要再次有四张相互连接良好的牌,或者三张 Broadway 牌需要非常高且连接良好,比如 A 。这些手牌何时可以弃牌或者开牌的边界非常微弱,如果你用这些手牌开牌时稍微宽松或者太紧,也不是什么大问题。

If you're likely to go multiway, as in small stakes games, or play in a highlyraked environment, then fold all but the best single-suited hands without an offsuit Ace.
如果你可能参与多方游戏,比如小注游戏,或者在高抽水环境中玩游戏,那么除了最好的单色手牌外,其他手牌都要弃牌,不带无配 Ace。

Button 按钮

As you get closer to the blinds, you can start to open-raise much wider, up to on the Button. Just fold the absolute worst hands, monotone and rainbow hands with danglers such as -2 .
随着你靠近盲注,你可以开始更广泛地开牌,直到按钮位置上的 。只需弃掉绝对最差的手牌,单色和彩虹手牌,如 -2。

Facing a Single Raiser (MP Versus EP)

Hands in this category that are double-suited and have an Ace are good candidates to 3-bet as long as they have no wheel cards. When you are holding wheel cards, it's often better to call. Without wheel cards, the hands are often more strongly connected.
在这个类别中,双色并且有一张 A 的手牌是很好的 3-bet 候选,只要它们没有轮牌。当你拿着轮牌时,通常最好跟注。没有轮牌时,这些手牌通常更紧密连接。
Without an Ace, of double-suited hands should be folded. In these cases, the connectivity of the hand becomes the critical factor. You only want to 3-bet with the absolute best-connected double-suited hands and you want to call with the hands that are slightly less well connected.
没有 A 的情况下,双花手牌中的 应该弃牌。在这些情况下,手牌的连贯性成为关键因素。您只想用绝对最好连贯的双花手牌进行 3-bet,而想用稍微连贯性较差的手牌进行跟注。

An example of a hand that could go for a 3-bet is -10 -7 because this hand features high cards, combined with good suitedness and connectivity. This hand flops a very smooth equity distribution and has very high realizability. A hand such as is similar, but the makes this hand much less connected compared to the previous hand. The suitedness is also slightly worse which reduces the playability of this hand. It should just be folded.
一个可以进行 3-bet 的手牌示例是 10-7,因为这手牌具有高牌,加上良好的同花和连牌性。这手牌在翻牌后具有非常平滑的资产分布,并且具有非常高的实现性。类似的手牌如,但是使这手牌与前一手相比连接性要低得多。同花性也稍微差一些,这降低了这手牌的可玩性。应该直接弃牌。
The only single-suited hands in this category that can be 3-bet are the hands that have four connected cards (and all cards 7 or higher) and the hand must also hold a suited Ace. For example, A . This hand has good connectivity combined with a suited Ace which adds nuttiness. However, it is also fine to call these hands preflop. Your preferred action will depend on your opponent and the type of game you are in, as well as the rake structure.
在这个类别中,唯一可以进行 3-bet 的单花色手牌是那些有四张连续牌(且所有牌都是 7 或更高)并且手牌还必须有一张同花 A 的手牌。例如,A 。这手牌具有良好的连贯性,再加上一张同花 A,增加了牌力。然而,在翻牌前跟注这些手牌也是可以的。您的首选行动将取决于您的对手和您所处的游戏类型,以及抽水结构。
All calling hands have a suited Ace. They are slightly less well-connected than the hands that want to 3-bet but you still need excellent connectivity to call. An example of a hand that would call is . This hand is very similar to the earlier example that you are supposed to 3-bet. The difference is marginal but this hand is slightly less well connected (given the King and 8) which makes it a better candidate for calling rather than 3-betting preflop.
所有的跟注手牌都有一张合适的 A。它们的连接性略低于想要 3-bet 的手牌,但仍然需要出色的连接性才能跟注。一个会跟注的手牌的例子是 。这手牌与之前应该 3-bet 的例子非常相似。区别微小,但这手牌的连接性略低一些(考虑到 K 和 8),这使得它更适合在翻牌前跟注而不是 3-bet。
Almost all trip-suited hands should be folded when facing a raise, except for the combinations that have very strong connectivity such as A -10 94. All rainbow hands and monotone hands also fold preflop.
面对加注时,几乎所有不适合出手的手牌都应该弃牌,除非是那些具有非常强的连贯性的组合,比如 A-10 94。所有的彩虹手牌和单色手牌也应该在翻牌前弃牌。

BB Versus One Opponent
BB 对抗一个对手

BB Versus EP BB 对 EP

The Big Blind is supposed to fold around of hands in this category against an EP raise. The calling range is made up of of the hands in this category, and the remaining should be used as a 3-bet.
大盲注应该在这个类别中有 手牌折叠 EP 加注。呼叫范围由这个类别中的 手牌组成,剩下的 手牌应该用作 3-bet。
The two most important factors are again connectivity and suitedness. For example, of the rainbow hands should be folded in this spot, whereas of the double-suited hands should be called or used for a 3-bet.
两个最重要的因素再次是连接性和适合性。例如,彩虹手牌中的 应该在这个位置弃牌,而双适手牌中的 应该被叫牌或用于 3-bet。
The hands that should be folded either score very poorly in suitedness or connectivity, without making up for this deficiency in the other component. They often have contain a dangler, for example, A -K-10 - , making the connectivity weak. As with all the other hands in this category, this combination has some connectivity due to the three Broadway cards. But the 4 is a dangler and it is almost worthless versus an EP raising range.
应该折叠的手要么在适合度或连通性方面得分非常低,要么在另一个组成部分中无法弥补这个缺陷。它们通常包含一个悬挂物,例如,A-K-10- ,使得连通性较弱。与此类别中的所有其他手牌一样,这种组合由于三张 Broadway 牌而具有一定的连通性。但是 4 是一个悬挂物,与 EP 加注范围相比几乎毫无价值。

The connectivity of this hand is weak compared to all the hands in this category.
这只手的连接性与该类别中的所有手相比较弱。
A has the same connectivity problems as the previous hand. However, the suitedness of this combination is much better, and makes up for the weak connectivity. Therefore, this hand should be called against an EP open-raise.
与上一手一样存在连接问题。然而,这种组合的适应性要好得多,可以弥补连接性较弱的缺点。因此,应该对抗 EP 的开牌。

In general, you should never fold a hand from this category with precisely two cards from the same suit, suited to the Ace.
通常情况下,您不应该从这个类别中折叠一手恰好有两张相同花色的牌,适合于 A。
When it comes to 3-betting, the hands with the highest raw equity should be used to 3-bet. Most of the hands that are part of this range are doublesuited hands with good connectivity, such as A . There are also a few single-suited hands that can be 3-bet. If a hand is single-suited, it must be extremely well connected to justify 3-betting, such as A - .
在进行 3 次加注时,应使用具有最高原始权益的手牌进行 3 次加注。这个范围中的大多数手牌都是具有良好连接性的双色手牌,例如 A 。还有一些可以进行 3 次加注的单色手牌。如果一手是单色的,那么它必须连接非常好才能证明值得进行 3 次加注,例如 A -

BB Versus Button BB 对比按钮

From the Big Blind, you can play about of all hands in this category against a Button open-raise. Only fold the worst rainbow hands.
从大盲注位,您可以对这个类别中的所有手牌中的约 进行游戏,以应对庄家的开牌。只需弃掉最差的彩虹手牌。
When you are holding a single-suited hand, you should never be 3-betting without a suited Ace. Around 14% of all the single-suited hands that include a suited Ace can be used for a 3-bet. The remaining should be used to call, as with most of the other hands from this category.
当您持有单色手牌时,绝对不应该在没有同花 A 的情况下进行 3 次加注。大约 14%的包含同花 A 的所有单色手牌可以用于 3 次加注。其余 应该用于跟注,就像这个类别中的大多数其他手牌一样。
Only the best-connected hands are being 3-bet. An example of a 3-betting hand is . This hand is well connected and has a suited Ace. These two factors make the hand score much higher on realizability. You are also blocking Aces with this hand which means that it's less likely you get 4bet.
只有最好的联系手会被 3-bet。一个 3-betting 手的例子是 。这手牌连接性很好,有一个同花色的 A。这两个因素使得这手牌在实现性上得分更高。你还用这手牌阻挡了 A,这意味着你更不可能被 4bet。
Most double-suited hands should be 3-bet (82%). The hands in this category are very nutted because they will very often dominate the Button who has a lot of medium-high card combinations in their range.
大多数双色手牌应该进行 3 次加注(82%)。这个类别中的手牌非常有优势,因为它们往往会压制按钮,而按钮的手牌范围中有很多中高牌组合。

The doublesuitedness adds a great deal of playability and realizability to the hands and it provides an even more significant equity advantage.
双色牌增加了手牌的可玩性和实现性,并提供了更显著的权益优势。

BB Versus Two Opponents (BB Versus Button and MP)
BB 对抗两个对手(BB 对抗按钮和 MP)

In this situation with this category, you should fold of hands, call and squeeze . Fold the hands that have the worst combination of playability and nuttiness. As in most multiway scenarios, all the rainbow hands should be folded. Another example of a hand that you should fold is . This hand isn't very nutted and has only a ten-high suit.
在这种情况下,您应该弃牌 手,跟注 并榨取 。弃掉那些可玩性和牌力最差的手牌。在大多数多路牌局中,所有的彩虹手牌都应该弃掉。另一个您应该弃牌的手牌例子是 。这手牌并不是很有牌力,只有一个十高花色。
About should be squeezed. The hands that should be squeezed here are almost all double-suited hands with an Ace. Double-suited hands without an Ace should mainly be called.
关于 应该挤压。这里应该挤压的手牌几乎都是带有一张 A 的双色手牌。没有 A 的双色手牌主要应该叫。
The remaining of hands should be called. These hands either score well on playability but bad in nuttiness, well in nuttiness but bad in playability or they have an average score in both categories. Some examples are:
剩下的 手牌应该被称为。这些手牌要么在可玩性方面得分很高但在坚果性方面表现糟糕,要么在坚果性方面表现良好但在可玩性方面表现糟糕,或者它们在两个类别中都有平均分数。一些例子是:

K - J -10 - 3

This hand has three connected Broadway cards and the suits are decently high. However, it doesn't have an Ace, which is usually a requirement
这只手有三张连续的百老汇牌,花色相当高。然而,它没有一张 A,通常是一个要求。

when it comes to squeezing. This hand also holds a dangler which makes the connectivity much worse and turns this hand into a call.
说到挤压时。这只手还握着一个吊坠,使连接变得更糟,将这只手变成了一个电话。

A -

This hand is more nutted due to the suited Ace, but it's just single-suited and also holding a dangler. For those reasons, this hand should also be called.
由于适合的 A,这手牌更有坚果,但它只是单色,并且还有一个悬挂牌。出于这些原因,这手牌也应该被称为。

Facing a 3-bet IP (Cutoff Versus SB)

Single-suited hands without an Ace should always call the 3-bet. Not holding an Ace means you are automatically well enough connected to be able to call 3-bets because you will be holding three cards that are between a King and a ten.
单色手牌没有 A 的情况下,应该总是跟注 3 倍加注。没有 A 意味着你自动连接得足够好,可以跟注 3 倍加注,因为你手中将持有介于 K 和 10 之间的三张牌。

The suit doesn't even matter anymore if the connectivity is this good.
如果连接质量如此良好,那么套装甚至已经不再重要。
Single-suited hands with a suited Ace should also always be called preflop in position. Single-suited hands with an Ace that isn't suited should mostly be folded (70%). Only the hands with the best connectivity can be called, such as .
单色手牌与同花 A 应该总是在位置上被叫牌。单色手牌与不同花的 A 应该大多数情况下弃牌(70%)。只有具有最佳连贯性的手牌才能被叫牌,例如
There are very few hands in this category that want to go for a 4-bet (1.4%). They are the most connected double-suited hands with an Ace, such as . Hands like this block Aces, and the great suitedness and connectivity means that this hand will do quite well in 4-bet pots because it hits many different board types. With these hands, you can also call a 5-bet. Other double-suited hands always call.
在这个类别中,很少有手牌想要进行 4-bet(1.4%)。它们是与 A 牌相连的双色手牌中最多的,比如 。像这样的手牌会阻止 A 牌,而很好的同花和相连性意味着这手牌在 4-bet 局中会表现得相当不错,因为它适合很多不同类型的牌桌。对于这些手牌,你也可以跟注 5-bet。其他双色手牌总是跟注。

Facing a 3-bet OOP (MP Versus Cutoff)

Playing OOP, about of hands should be folded when facing a 3-bet. The hands in this category are built heavily on Broadway cards, so it is easy to lose a lot of money when your opponent is holding Aces or Kings.
在玩 OOP 时,当面对 3-bet 时,大约 手牌应该弃牌。这类手牌主要是建立在 Broadway 牌上,所以当你的对手拿着 A 或 K 时很容易输掉很多钱。

You also suffer from a proximity effect, meaning you will flop fewer outs to two pair even when you do flop a top pair hand. For that reason, you must be very cautious against 3-bets and you should be folding with a high frequency when OOP.
您还会受到邻近效应的影响,这意味着即使您翻牌时有一个顶对手牌,也会翻出较少的两对牌。因此,您在面对 3 次加注时必须非常谨慎,并且在位置不利时应该频繁弃牌。

It's tough to maneuver with hands from this category in postflop situations in 3-bet pots.
在 3-bet 盆中的后翻局面中,使用这个类别的手牌很难操纵。
Playing OOP, your 4-betting range is a little wider when compared to playing IP because you benefit more from the lower SPRs which minimize your positional disadvantage. You should 4-bet about of your range. An
在玩 OOP 时,与在 IP 中相比,你的 4-betting 范围会稍微更广一些,因为你会更多地受益于较低的 SPR,这有助于减少你的位置劣势。你应该 4-bet 你的范围约

example of a hand that should be 4-bet is A . This hand is blocking Aces and flops very smooth. It is well connected, nutted, and it has excellent suitedness.
应该进行 4-bet 的手的示例是 A 。这手牌阻挡了 Aces 并且在翻牌时非常顺利。它连接性很好,是最佳手牌,并且适合度极佳。
When it comes to playing against 3-bets OOP, the same principles apply as playing against 3-bet IP and you are mainly looking for realizability to justify a call.
当涉及到在场外对抗 3-bet 时,与在场内对抗 3-bet 相同的原则适用,您主要是在寻找可实现性来证明一个跟注的理由。

Hands in this category without an Ace should always be called because these hands are very well connected, and the same holds true for all the double-suited hands.
在这个类别中,没有 A 的手牌应该总是被叫牌,因为这些手牌非常相连,对于所有双花色手牌也是如此。
However single-suited hands with an Ace are folding slightly more often. The connectivity of these hands is a little worse and they also have a much harder time playing against 3-betting ranges that are Aces-heavy.
然而,带有一张 A 的单花色手牌折叠的频率略高一些。这些手牌的连贯性稍差,而且它们在面对以 A 为主的 3-bet 范围时也更难打。

To call when you are holding a single-suited hand with an Ace, you need improved additional connectivity.
当您手中只有一种花色的手牌并且有一张 A 时,您需要更好的额外连接性。

Facing a 4-bet (SB Versus Button)

Facing a 4-bet you can call with all hands that 3-bet that don't include an Ace. Most 4-betting ranges are heavily weighted towards Aces.
面对 4-bet,您可以用所有不包含 A 的 3-bet 手牌跟注。大多数 4-betting 范围都倾向于 A。

When you are not holding an Ace yourself, you get the correct odds preflop to try and flop a good pair with additional backup so you can stack off with sufficient equity. Almost all double-suited hands can also be called, even the ones that have an Ace.
当您自己没有一张 A 时,您可以在翻牌前获得正确的赔率,尝试翻出一个好对子,并带有额外的支持,这样您就可以具有足够的资产堆叠。几乎所有双花色的手牌也可以被称为,即使其中有一张 A。
When your hand is single-suited and includes an Ace, you should be folding much more often. Only of single-suited hands with an Ace should call when facing a 4-bet. The reason is that the Ace is a useless card to hold when you are mainly up against Aces. Flopping an Ace pair is never going to help you and will only result in you getting stacked.
当您的手牌是单色的并且包含一张 A 时,您应该更经常弃牌。只有 的单色手牌中有一张 A 时才应该跟注面对 4 倍加注。原因是当您主要面对 A 时,持有 A 是一张无用的牌。翻牌得到一对 A 永远不会帮助您,只会导致您被堆叠。

Flopping two pair with an Ace will also mean that you will very often run into top set. Only the best of the best hands when it comes to connectivity with a suited Ace can call 4-bets, such as A .
用一张 A 打出两对也意味着你很可能会遇到最大的三条。只有最好的手牌,当与同花 A 连接时,才能跟注 4 次,比如 A

Category Four: Double-paired
类别四:双对子

Introduction 介绍

This category includes all hands that hold exactly two pairs. There are a total of 2,808 different hands in this category, meaning you get dealt one of these hands about of the time. This category includes a lot of very strong hands, but also a few weak ones. The hand with the highest EV in this category is A-A which ranks in the top of hands. The average rank of this category is .
该类别包括所有持有两对的手牌。在这个类别中总共有 2,808 种不同的手牌,这意味着你大约 的时间会被发到这些手牌中的一种。这个类别包括很多非常强的手牌,但也有一些较弱的手牌。这个类别中 EV 值最高的手牌是 A-A,排名前 。这个类别的平均排名是

RFI Strategy

From EP, approximately 82% of all double-paired hands should be openraised. The hands that don't want to be open-raised are very disconnected hands with at least one very low pair or hands where the connectivity and rank are very marginal and the hand is rainbow.
从 EP,大约 82%的双对手牌都应该是开牌。不想被开牌的手牌是非常不连贯的手牌,至少有一对非常低的牌,或者连通性和等级非常边缘,手牌是彩虹的。
An example of a hand that should fold preflop from early position is J-J . This hand has one very low pair combined with a low Broadway pair. There is no connectivity and it is rainbow. The combination of these weak features means that this hand should be open-folded preflop.
从早期位置应该在翻牌前弃牌的手的一个例子是 J-J 。这手牌有一个非常低的一对牌,再加上一个低的 Broadway 对子。没有连贯性,且是彩虹牌。这些弱特征的组合意味着这手牌应该在翻牌前弃牌。
As you get closer to the blinds, you can start to open wider. From the Button, of the double-paired hands should be opened.
当你靠近百叶窗时,你可以开始打开得更宽。从按钮开始,双对手中的 应该打开。

Facing a Single Raiser (MP Versus EP)

Double-paired hands can often fight back against a raise. The MP player should only fold about of all double-paired hands when facing an EP raise. The hands that score the worst when it comes to suitedness, connectivity and high card rank should fold.
双对手牌通常可以对抗加注。中位玩家在面对早期加注时,应该只弃掉所有双对手牌中的约 。在适合性、连贯性和高牌等级方面得分最低的手牌应该弃牌。
An example is . This hand is too disconnected and the pairs are too low to consider playing. In this situation, you are often going to end up in a multiway pot if you decide to call and this hand doesn't have enough nuttiness to be profitable in multiway pots.
一个例子是 。这只手太分散,而且对子太低,不值得考虑玩。在这种情况下,如果你决定跟注,往往会陷入多人底池,而这只手在多人底池中没有足够的优势来盈利。
All double-paired Aces should be 3-bet. Other double pairs that 3-bet are well connected and double-suited hands such as . Double-paired
所有双对 A 都应该 3-bet。其他双对也应该 3-bet,如那些连接紧密且双色手牌。

hands flop a set almost of the time and that set is going to be a great hand to have in a heads-up 3-bet pot. 3-betting allows you to maximize the with these hands and complement your re-raising range.
手牌翻牌几乎 的时间,而且这套牌在一对一的 3-bet 盆中将是一个很好的手牌。 3-bet 让你能够最大化这些手牌的价值,并补充你的再加注范围。

BB Versus One Opponent
BB 对抗一个对手

BB Versus EP BB 对 EP

The EP open-raiser has a lot of high Broadway pairs in their range which means that the Big Blind can easily be dominated. Even then, most doublepaired hands have enough equity to continue versus an EP open-raise and only the worst of should be folded. These hands are rainbow ones such as hand that doesn't have straight or flush possibilities.
EP 开牌者的范围中有很多高 Broadway 对,这意味着大盲很容易被主导。即便如此,大多数双对手牌都有足够的资产继续对抗 EP 开牌,只有最差的 应该被弃牌。这些手牌是彩虹牌,比如 手牌,没有顺子或同花的可能性。
Your calling range of approximately consists mainly of hands that lack high cards, great suits, or excellent connectivity. These hands have good enough equity to see a flop, but they don't have enough playability to inflate the pot OOP by 3-betting.
您的大约 的呼叫范围主要是由缺乏高牌、大花色或优秀连贯性的手牌组成。这些手牌具有足够的资产以看到翻牌,但它们没有足够的可玩性来通过 3-betting 来增加 OOP 的底池。
An example of a hand that should be called is . This hand has one very high pair and one very low pair. It has one high suit and no connectivity. Given this hand's postflop equity distribution and facing a strong range, its more profitable to just call with this hand than to 3-bet.
一个应该被称为的手的例子是 。这手有一个非常高的对子和一个非常低的对子。它有一个高花色,但没有连贯性。考虑到这手的后翻赔率分布和面对强劲范围,与这手只是跟注比起来,更有利的是跟注。
The hands that are better off 3-betting rather than calling either have Aces, high card strength, great suitedness or great connectivity. These factors often provide an equity advantage and these components also make it easier to realize the equity advantage in 3-bet pots.
更适合三倍加注而不是跟注的手牌通常要么是 Aces,要么是高牌实力,要么是很好的同花色,要么是很好的连贯性。这些因素通常提供股权优势,这些组成部分也使得在三倍加注的局中更容易实现股权优势。

The more of these factors that are featured in your hand, the more likely it is that you want to 3-bet.
手中有更多这些因素,你越有可能想要 3-bet。
Another example would be 6-6 quite marginal and so are the rank of the pairs. But the connectivity is very good, and therefore this hand should be 3-bet.
另一个例子是 6-6 相当边缘,成对的排名也是如此。但连接性非常好,因此这手应该 3-bet。

BB Versus Button BB 对比按钮

When facing a Button raise, the Big Blind should not fold any double-paired hand and should, in fact, 3-bet most of them (83%). The key factors when it comes to calling or 3-betting are the ranks of the pairs and the suitedness.
当面对一个按钮加注时,大盲不应该放弃任何双对子手牌,实际上应该对大部分双对子手牌进行 3 次加注(83%)。在决定跟注或 3 次加注时,关键因素是对子的等级和同花色。

Rainbow hands need to have high ranked pairs or two pairs that are well connected to justify a 3-bet. A hand such as J-J-8-8-8 should be 3-bet because the rank of both pairs is at least medium strength and the hand has some connectivity. A hand such as should be called because
彩虹手需要有高级对子或两对牌,这些牌之间连接紧密,才能证明值得进行 3 次加注。例如,像 J-J-8-8-8 这样的手牌应该进行 3 次加注,因为两对的级别至少是中等强度,并且手牌有一定的连贯性。而像 这样的手牌应该跟注。

the ranks of the pairs aren't as good compared to the previous example and the hand is also disconnected.
这对的排名与前一个例子相比并不那么好,而且手牌也不连贯。
Hands that aren't rainbow should almost always be 3-bet (91.2%). Only the worst of the worst non-rainbow hands should be called, for example 8 .
那些不是彩虹的手牌几乎总是应该 3-bet(91.2%)。只有最糟糕的非彩虹手牌才应该跟注,例如 8

BB Versus Two Opponents (Button and MP)
BB 对抗两个对手(按钮和 MP)

The player in the Big Blind doesn't fold any double-paired hand when facing a MP open-raise and a Button cold call. The Big Blind is calling and squeezing of hands in this category. The equity of these hands, combined with pot odds you get in the Big Blind, is just too attractive a combination to consider folding any double-paired hand.
大盲注的玩家在面对中位加注和庄家冷调时,不会放弃任何双对手牌。大盲注在这个类别中会跟注 和榨取 手牌。这些手牌的公平性,加上大盲注所得到的底池赔率,组合起来实在是太有吸引力了,以至于考虑放弃任何双对手牌。
However, you should exercise caution with double-paired hands that lack nuttiness. Flopping middle or bottom sets without much backup can get you into a lot of trouble in big pots.
然而,您应该小心处理缺乏坚果的双对手。在大奖池中,翻牌中间或底部的牌组,如果没有足够的支持,可能会让您陷入麻烦。

As we'll see in the postflop section, facing two opponents in single-raised pots some of these hands are just calling down rather than trying to get all the money in on the flop.
正如我们将在后翻牌部分看到的那样,在单次加注底池中面对两名对手,有些手牌只是跟注,而不是试图在翻牌时把所有筹码都压进去。
If you have some fold equity, the stronger half of these hands are going to want to squeeze and head into low SPR scenarios in order to maximize their EV.
如果您有一些折叠权益,这些手牌中更强的一半将希望挤压并进入低 SPR 情况,以最大化他们的预期价值。

Just as with the previous categories, a combination of having high-rank pairs, connectivity, and suitedness are the requirements for a squeeze.
与之前的类别一样,高级对、连通性和适合性的结合是挤压的要求。

These factors make it much easier to realize the equity of double-paired hands because they can continue against a bet or bet themselves much more often compared to hands with less playability.
这些因素使得实现双对手的公平性变得更加容易,因为它们可以更频繁地继续对抗下注或自己下注,与可玩性较低的手相比。
For example, a hand such as - 4 is good enough to squeeze. It has one high Broadway pair and the suitedness is very good. A hand such as has two lower ranking pairs which means that the sets and flush draws this hand can flop are much less valuable. Therefore, this hand should be called preflop rather than squeezed.
例如,像 - 4 这样的手牌足够好来挤牌。它有一个高大道对和适合度非常好。而像 这样的手牌有两个较低排名的对,这意味着这手牌可以翻牌的套牌和同花顺牌型要少得多。因此,这手牌应该被称为起手牌而不是挤牌。

Facing a 3-bet IP (Cutoff Versus SB)

The IP player is supposed to never fold against a 3-bet after open-raising when holding a double-paired hand. These hands tend to hit or miss the flop. Decisions are easy and when you do hit ( of the time) you'll do incredibly well against an overpair that is c-bet and stacking off or even against a pair plus draw combination. You should be happy to play 3-bet pots
IP 玩家在持有双对手牌时,开牌后面对 3-bet 应该永远不会弃牌。这些手牌往往会命中或错失翻牌。决策很容易,当你命中时( 的时间),你将在面对 c-bet 并全押的对手或者对手加上吸引组合时表现出色。你应该乐意参与 3-bet 的局面。

with these hands in position.
用这些手在位置上。

Facing a 3-bet OOP (MP Versus Cutoff)

Even OOP, a double-paired hand should seldom be folded (only of the time). The EV of these hands will not be the same as when IP because it's harder to realize the equity. Nevertheless, they still are good enough for a call.
即使是 OOP,双对手牌也很少应该弃牌(仅 的时间)。这些手牌的 EV 不会与 IP 时相同,因为更难实现权益。尽管如此,它们仍然足够好以跟注。

Exploitative Tip

If you believe your opponent 3-bets very wide, you could also include some of the best double-suited and connected hands into your 4-betting range.
如果你相信对手 3-bet 范围很宽,你也可以将一些最好的双色和连牌手牌包括在你的 4-bet 范围内。
Adding a hand such as to your 4-betting range makes you a tougher player to play against because your opponents can't assume that you only hold Aces when you are 4-betting. This type of hand also has decent equity against pretty much every hand, so you can call a 5-bet all-in.
将像 这样的手加入到你的 4-bet 范围中,会让你成为一个更难对付的玩家,因为你的对手不能假设你只有 A 时才会 4-bet。这种类型的手对几乎每一手都有相当不错的股权,所以你可以跟注 5-bet all-in。

Facing a 4-bet (SB Versus Button)

When you 3-bet Small Blind versus Button and face a 4-bet, you are supposed to fold of the time. The main determinant when it comes to calling or folding is the playability of the hand. In 4-bet pots, all the money can already go in on the flop with just one bet.
当您在小盲位对位子位进行 3-bet,并面对 4-bet 时,您应该 的时间放弃。在决定跟注还是放弃时,主要的决定因素是手牌的可玩性。在 4-bet 的局面中,只需一次下注,所有的筹码就可能已经在翻牌圈就进去了。

Therefore it's essential that you can profitably call on as many boards as possible and you don't want to end up in 4-bet pots with hands that can rarely continue against a bet because this is a sure fire way to burn a lot of chips.
因此,重要的是您能够有利可图地尽可能多地参与牌局,您不希望以很少能够继续跟注的手牌进入 4-bet 局面,因为这是一种肯定会消耗大量筹码的方法。
For example, all rainbow hands that don't include two Aces should be folded preflop. A hand such as -6 should be folded against a 4-bet because it won't be able to continue often enough against a flop bet. This hand only has one suit, no connectivity, and just one high pair.
例如,所有不包括两个 A 的彩虹手牌都应该在翻牌前弃牌。例如, -6 这样的手牌应该在面对 4-bet 时弃牌,因为它通常无法继续对抗翻牌注码。这手牌只有一个花色,没有连贯性,只有一个高对子。
However, a hand such as is supposed to call a 4-bet because this hand is double-suited meaning it can continue against a bet on more flops.
然而,像 这样的手应该叫 4-bet,因为这手是双花色的,意味着它可以继续对抗更多的翻牌注。
When it comes to 5-betting, you only want to do this with Aces or some very strong double-suited well-connected hands such as 10.However, just calling with this type of hand is also perfectly fine,
在进行 5 次加注时,您只想要使用 A 或一些非常强大的双色连接良好的手牌,例如 10。然而,仅仅跟注这种类型的手牌也是完全可以的。

meaning that the EV for both plays is similar. Make your decision based on how narrow your opponent's 4-betting range is.
这意味着两种玩法的预期价值相似。根据对手的 4 次加注范围有多窄来做出决定。

Category Five: Rundowns

Introduction 介绍

This category includes all hands that have four connected non-paired cards with a maximum of two gaps, for example . There are a total of 15,616 different hands in this category, which means that you get dealt one of these hands about of the time.
该类别包括所有具有四张相连的非配对牌且最多有两个间隙的手牌,例如 。这个类别中总共有 15,616 种不同的手牌,这意味着你大约 的时间会被发到这些手牌之一。
This category includes a wide variety of hands and there is a big difference between their relative strengths. The hand with the highest EV is A -J 10 , which is an amazing hand and ranks in the top . The average rank of this category is . The trash hand is the worst hand in this category.
该类别包括各种各样的手牌,它们的相对强度之间存在很大差异。具有最高期望值的手牌是 A -J 10,这是一个令人惊叹的手牌,排名前 。该类别的平均排名为 。垃圾手牌 是该类别中最差的手牌。
As is well known, rundowns with gaps at the bottom are stronger than rundowns with gaps at the top. This is because when you have a gap at the top, you are more likely to flop a dominated straight draw. For example, if the flop is , you would much rather have the 13 -card nut wrap with -x than or . Note the gap at the top of these non-nutted draws.
众所周知,底部有间隙的连续牌比顶部有间隙的连续牌更强。这是因为当顶部有间隙时,你更有可能翻出一个被主导的顺子牌。例如,如果翻牌是 ,你会更愿意拥有 13 张牌的最佳包牌 -x,而不是 。请注意这些非最佳包牌的顶部间隙。

RFI Strategy

All hands in the rundown category are connected. Given this, the two most important determinants are the ranks and the suitedness. High rundowns are much more valuable because they are more likely to flop high pairs and the top end of a straight draw.
所有在顺势类别中的手牌都是相关的。鉴于此,最重要的两个决定因素是等级和适合性。高顺势手牌更有价值,因为它们更有可能翻出高对子和直接抓牌的顶端。

This is especially the case from EP because nuttiness plays a bigger factor.
这在 EP 中尤为突出,因为坚果味道起着更大的作用。
For example, a hand such as will make the bottom end of a straight far more often than a hand such as Q-J-J-8 . The higher the rank of the rundown, the more nutted the hand is and the more likely it is that the hand should be open-raised from EP. Let's consider some numbers to illustrate this concept.
例如,像 这样的手牌会比像 Q-J-J-8 这样的手牌更频繁地形成直线的底端。拥有更高排名的牌组,手牌更有可能是坚果牌,并且更有可能应该从 EP 位置进行开牌。让我们考虑一些数字来阐明这个概念。
Overall, of the hands in this category should be folded from EP and the remaining should be open-raised. Rundowns featuring a Queen are open-raised about of the time from EP whereas rundowns that include a four are only open-raised about of the time.
总体而言,这个类别中 的手牌应该从 EP 处弃牌,剩下的 应该是开牌。从 EP 处开牌的皇后牌型大约 的时间,而包含四的牌型只有大约 的时间开牌。
Suitedness is another critical aspect. Rainbow rundowns are almost always folded from early position (92%). Only the most nutted rainbow combos such as A-K-Q-J should be raised. About of the single-suited rundowns should be open-raised.
适应性是另一个关键方面。 彩虹牌组合几乎总是从早期位置弃牌(92%)。 只有最强大的彩虹组合,如 A-K-Q-J,才应该加注。 大约 的单色牌组合应该被加注。
When it comes to the Button open-raising range, the nuttiness of the hand is less important because there are fewer players left to act, decreasing the likelihood of seeing a multiway flop. From the Button, only the worst of rundown hands should be folded. These either hold a lot of low cards or have very bad suits, for example . The rank of the cards in this hand is just too low to justify an open-raise. This hand will flop very weak holdings such as bottom pair, bottom two pair or weak straight and flush draws.
当涉及到按钮开牌范围时,手牌的疯狂程度不那么重要,因为剩下的玩家较少,减少了看到多路翻牌的可能性。从按钮位置,只有最差的一部分顺子手牌应该被弃牌。这些手牌要么有很多低牌,要么花色非常糟糕,例如 。这手牌中的牌面等级太低,无法证明开牌是合理的。这手牌将翻出非常弱的牌,如底对、底两对或弱直线和同花顺。

Facing a Single Raiser (MP Versus EP)

Medium to low rundowns are often dominated by the range of the EP player and do very poorly when it comes to nuttiness.
中低档次的牌局往往受到 EP 玩家的范围主导,在牌力方面表现非常糟糕。
That said, rundowns have good playability in heads-up pots since they generally flop very smooth. For these reasons, about of rundowns should be 3-bet. The hands that want to 3-bet are either double-suited or contain an Ace. Holding an Ace means that it is much less likely you will get 4-bet because you heavily reduce the chance that somebody else at the table is holding Aces.
话虽如此,由于它们通常在翻牌后非常顺利,所以连续牌在两人对战的局中具有很好的可玩性。因此,大约 的连续牌应该进行 3-bet。想要进行 3-bet 的手牌要么是双花色的,要么包含一个 A。拿到一个 A 意味着你很少会被 4-bet,因为你大大降低了其他玩家手中也有 A 的可能性。

Other rundowns that are good candidates for a 3-bet are double-suited rundowns with strong connectivity and medium to high ranks.
其他适合 3-bet 的牌型包括具有强连接性和中高等级的双色牌型。
Rundowns that feature these components often have an equity advantage and the realizability of this equity is very high. A hand such as doesn't include many high cards so it would not perform amazingly well in multiway pots. However, the playability of this hand is extremely high because of the good connectivity and suitedness.
具有这些组成部分的牌组通常具有股权优势,这种股权的实现性非常高。例如 这样的手牌并不包含很多高牌,因此在多路底池中表现不会特别出色。然而,由于良好的连通性和适应性,这手牌的可玩性非常高。

This hand flops very smooth and there will be many different favorable flops for this hand. For these reasons, this hand will maximize its EV by 3-betting.
这手牌非常顺畅,会有许多不同的有利翻牌。因此,这手牌将通过三倍加注最大化其预期价值。
The remaining of rundowns should be called. Remember, when you call an EP raise it is likely you will end up playing a multiway pot and need nutted components. The higher the rank of the rundown, the more likely it is that you should call rather than fold.
剩下的 应该被称为 rundowns。记住,当你叫一个 EP 加注时,很可能会进入一个多路口的局面,需要有最好的牌组成。rundown 的排名越高,你应该叫而不是弃牌的可能性就越大。
Another important factor is the suitedness of the hand. If you are holding good suitedness along with some medium-ranking to high-ranking cards, the chance that you should call is very high.
另一个重要因素是手牌的适合性。如果你手中有一些中等到高等级的牌,并且它们适合的很好,那么你应该跟注的机会非常高。
What about a hand such as 7 - 6 ? The ranks of the cards in this hand are quite low, which means it lacks nuttiness. For that reason, you might think that this hand should be 3-bet.
7 - 6 这样的手如何?这手牌的牌面等级相当低,这意味着它缺乏坚果。因此,您可能会认为这手牌应该进行 3-bet。

But this hand really doesn't have as great equity or playability as the previous one, so it isn't able to gain more EV by 3-betting than by playing in a smaller pot. It does however manage to call profitably and, compared to folding, gains marginal EV.
但是这只手的公平性或可玩性并不像前一个那样高,因此通过三倍加注而不是在较小的底池中玩牌无法获得更多的 EV。然而,它确实能够有利可图地跟注,并且与弃牌相比,获得了微小的 EV。

BB Versus One Opponent
BB 对抗一个对手

BB Versus EP BB 对 EP

The Big Blind folds about 40% of rundowns when facing an EP raise. You are getting good odds to see a flop with hands that flop very smooth and are a good fit for heads-up pots.
大盲在面对早期加注时,大约有 40%的概率弃牌。你有很好的赔率来看翻牌,手牌非常顺畅,适合单挑局。
The combinations that are folded consist of those with numerous low cards such as or hands that have poor suitedness and connectivity such as Q-Jץ-8 -7 . You could make an argument that Q -J -8 -7 well connected but, compared to all other rundowns, it is one of the worst connected hands because it has two gaps. These two hands don't have enough playability to continue versus a strong EP range and should, therefore, be folded.
组合中包括那些由众多低牌组成的组合,例如 ,或者那些具有较差的同花和连牌性的手牌,例如 Q-Jץ-8 -7。你可以提出一个观点,即 Q -J -8 -7 连牌性较好,但与所有其他连续牌相比,它是最差的之一,因为有两个间隙。这两手牌在面对强大的 EP 范围时没有足够的可玩性,因此应该弃牌。

When the rank of the cards is higher, or the connectivity or suitedness is better, a call becomes profitable.
当牌的等级较高,或连续性或同花更好时,跟注变得有利可图。
Facing an EP raise, the Big Blind is supposed to 3-bet 8.5% of the best rundowns. These hands are all double-suited but this doesn't mean every double-suited hand should 3-bet.
面对 EP 加注,大盲应该对最好的牌型中的 8.5%进行 3 次加注。这些手牌都是双花色的,但这并不意味着每个双花色手牌都应该进行 3 次加注。

All double-suited rundowns that include an Ace should be 3-bet and the absolute best of the best connected and high card ranked hands such as 10 -9 - 9 should also be 3-bet because of the equity advantage and the high realizability of these hands.
所有包含一张 A 的双色连牌都应该进行 3 次加注,而类似 10-9-9 这样连接性和高牌等级最好的手牌也应该进行 3 次加注,因为这些手牌具有优势和高实现性。

BB Versus Button BB 对比按钮

Against a late position open, the Big Blind is supposed to fold of hands against the Button, call and 3-bet with .
对于晚位置开牌,大盲应该在按钮位时弃牌 手牌,跟注 手牌,并用 手牌进行 3-bet。
Remember the Button is opening about of hands, so you can profitably play a wider range and also be more aggressive compared to when facing an EP open. On average your rundowns will have more equity.
记住按钮开启大约 手,因此您可以更有利地玩更广泛的范围,并且在面对 EP 开启时更具侵略性。平均而言,您的牌组将具有更多的资产。
You are 3-betting about 2.5x times more often than versus an EP raise. Similarly, it still holds true that double-suited hands and hands with an Ace are 3-bet. The difference is that you can now expand your 3-betting range by
您 3-bet 的频率比对面对 EP 加注时高出 2.5 倍。同样,双花色手和有 A 的手是 3-bet。不同之处在于您现在可以扩大您的 3-betting 范围。

adding more double-suited hands and hands with an Ace, either double-suited or single-suited.
添加更多双色手和有一张 A 的手,无论是双色还是单色。
For example, A is a hand that should be called against an EP open-raise because the suitedness isn't good enough to 3-bet. But against a Button open-raise, this hand should be 3-bet.
例如,A 是一只手,应该对抗 EP 的开牌,因为花色不够好,不能进行 3-bet。但是对抗 Button 的开牌,这只手应该进行 3-bet。

The combination of a suited Ace, good connectivity and the high rank of the cards make up for the tripsuitedness and, against a wide opener, this hand gains more EV by 3-betting compared to calling.
适合的 A 牌、良好的连贯性和牌面的高等级弥补了三色牌的不足,在面对宽松开牌者时,与其跟注相比,这手牌通过三倍加注获得更多的预期价值。

BB Versus Two Opponents (Button and MP)
BB 对抗两个对手(按钮和 MP)

By now you should know that you must play tighter as more players enter the pot and that nuttiness is very important. Facing two opponents, you should call from the Big Blind with 54% of your rundowns.
到目前为止,您应该知道随着更多玩家进入赌注,您必须打得更紧,并且牌的价值非常重要。面对两个对手,您应该从大盲位跟注 54%的牌组。

This category of hands gives you the ability to flop straights and straight draws that your opponents won't often hold themselves, given that their ranges are more skewed towards high cards and high pairs.
这类手牌让你有能力在翻牌时得到顺子和顺子抽牌的机会,而你的对手通常不会持有这样的牌,因为他们的手牌更倾向于高牌和对子。
Hands that include many low cards still need excellent connectivity and decent suitedness to call.
包含许多低牌的手牌仍需要出色的连贯性和体面的同花色才能跟注。

Importantly, being double-suited in this instance doesn't make up for low disconnected cards because, in a multiway pot, low suits are more often dominated and therefore of lower value.
在这种情况下,双色并不弥补低不相关的牌,因为在多路锅中,低花色往往被主导,因此价值较低。
About of rundowns should squeeze. Your squeezing range consists only of double-suited hands and some of the best possible rundowns with an Ace such as . When it comes to squeezing with double-suited hands, the Ace is not a very important card. The primary determinants are the rank and the connectivity of the rundown. Overall, around half of all the double-suited hands should be squeezed in this scenario.
大约 的牌组应该挤压。您的挤压范围仅包括双色手和一些最好的牌组,如带有 A 的最佳牌组 。在挤压双色手时,A 并不是非常重要的牌。主要的决定因素是牌组的等级和连贯性。总体而言,在这种情况下,大约一半的双色手应该被挤压。
The higher the rank and the better the connectivity, the more likely it is that the Big Blind should squeeze. A hand such as should be called from the Big Blind. A hand such as is a much better candidate to squeeze because it has a much higher EV in a 3-bet, three-way pot at a low SPR.
排名越高,连通性越好,大盲注越有可能进行挤牌。大盲注应该从手牌 中叫注。手牌 更适合挤牌,因为在低 SPR 的三方加注局中,它的预期价值更高。

Exploitative Adjustment

The squeezing frequency is based on the original open-raiser folding about of the time against a Big Blind squeeze. In most small stakes or live games, this will not be the case.
挤压频率是基于原始的开牌者大盲注挤压的 倍。在大多数小注或实况游戏中,情况并非如此。
Your opponent might call much wider than that. If you believe that
你的对手可能会比那个范围更宽。如果你相信

your opponent is folding much less, you should adjust by squeezing a lot tighter. Against such an opponent, don't squeeze with any rundowns that are lower than ten-high, because these hands won't have an equity advantage.
你的对手弃牌较少,你应该通过更紧密地挤压来调整。对于这样的对手,不要用低于十高的任何牌型来挤压,因为这些手牌不会有优势。

Facing a 3-bet IP (Cutoff Versus SB)

Rundowns should seldom be folded against a 3-bet when you are IP. In the Small Blind versus Cutoff scenario, the only hands that could consider folding are Broadway rundowns that have two gaps and marginal suitedness, such as A-K-10-9.
Rundowns 应该很少在你处于 IP 时对抗 3-bet 时弃牌。在小盲对冲区的情况下,唯一可能考虑弃牌的手牌是有两个间隔和边缘同花的 Broadway rundowns,比如 A-K-10-9。

The Small Blind 3-betting range has a lot of high Broadway pairs, against which weak Broadway rundowns without much backup don't do very well. All other rundowns have enough equity and realizability to continue against a 3-bet when IP.
小盲位的 3-bet 范围中有很多高 Broadway 对,对弱 Broadway rundowns 而言,没有太多后备的情况下表现不佳。其他所有的 rundowns 在 IP 时有足够的资产和实现性来应对 3-bet。
About of all rundowns should be 4 -betting from the Cutoff when facing a Small Blind 3-bet. Double-suited rundowns can also be an excellent addition to your 4-betting range because they complement an Aces-heavy range so well.
大约 的所有牌组应该从 Cutoff 进行 4-bet,当面对小盲位的 3-bet 时。双色牌组也可以是你 4-bet 范围的绝佳补充,因为它们与以 A 为主的范围非常搭配。
This makes you less predictable. If you only 4-bet with Aces, it becomes straightforward for your opponents to play against you both preflop and postflop. Double-suited rundowns have very high realizability and cover different board structures than Aces.
这会让你变得不那么可预测。如果你只用 Aces 进行 4-bet,那么对手在翻牌前和翻牌后都很容易对抗你。双花色的连续牌具有非常高的实现性,并且覆盖了不同于 Aces 的牌桌结构。

Having some double-suited rundowns in your 4-betting range means your opponent can't blindly bet any flop that isn't good for Aces because you will also hit some medium strength boards with your rundowns, such as a J-10-8-board.
在你的 4-betting 范围中拥有一些双花色的连牌意味着你的对手不能盲目下注任何不适合 A 牌的翻牌,因为你也会在一些中等牌力的翻牌上命中你的连牌,比如 J-10-8 牌。
If you only have Aces in your 4-betting range, you won't hit this board very often, and your opponent can start attacking you on medium and low boards. By having some rundowns in your range, you prevent this from happening.
如果你的 4-betting 范围只有 Aces,你不太可能命中这个牌桌,对手可以开始在中低牌桌上攻击你。通过在你的范围中拥有一些 rundowns,你可以防止这种情况发生。

Furthermore, your opponent won't expect you to have these types of hands, so you can surprise them and get all the money in with a lot of equity on these boards when you do.
此外,你的对手不会预料到你会有这些类型的牌,因此当你有很多资产时,你可以让他们感到惊讶,并在这些牌上把所有的钱都赢回来。

Finally, these double-suited rundowns can also continue against a 5-bet because they have decent equity against Aces.
最后,这些双套牌的牌型也可以继续对抗 5 倍加注,因为它们对 A 牌有相当的赢率。
The hands that should go for a 4-bet are always double-suited along with an Ace and good connectivity, meaning you are less likely to get 5-bet.
应该进行 4-bet 的手牌总是双花色,同时带有一张 A 和良好的连贯性,这意味着你不太可能被 5-bet。

Some hands want to 4-bet without holding an Ace, but these hands need to be very well connected and they shouldn't include many cards that are overlapping with the 3-betting range of your opponent. An example of such a hand is
有些手牌想要进行 4-bet,但并不持有 A 牌,但这些手牌需要非常紧密连接,且不应包含太多与对手 3-bet 范围重叠的牌。这样一手牌的例子是
10 -9-7-6. Again, when discussing 4-betting, adjust to your opponent's preflop tendencies. If someone is 3-betting too narrow, just calling IP and using positional advantage is likely more profitable.
10 -9-7-6。再次,当讨论 4-betting 时,要根据对手的翻牌倾向进行调整。如果有人 3-betting 的范围太窄,仅仅在位置优势下跟注可能更有利可图。

Facing a 3-bet OOP (MP Versus Cutoff)

When facing a 3-bet OOP, the initial raiser should fold only of all rundowns. Fold Broadway rundowns which don't do very well against the Broadway-pair-heavy range of the 3-bettor.
面对 OOP 的 3-bet 时,初始加注者应该只放弃所有的 。 放弃那些在 3-bettor 的 Broadway-pair-heavy 范围中表现不佳的 Broadway rundowns。
When OOP, it becomes more attractive to add some rundowns to your 4betting range because this will lead to low SPRs on the flop meaning you have to play fewer streets with a positional disadvantage. MP should 4-bet about of the time against a Cutoff 3-bet, which is twice as much as the Cutoff versus the Small Blind. The same 4-bet principles hold OOP as IP, but the threshold goes down slightly, meaning you widen your range and include some hands that are slightly weaker.
在面对 OOP 时,将一些 rundowns 添加到你的 4bet 范围会更具吸引力,因为这将导致翻牌时 SPR 较低,这意味着你必须在位置劣势下打更少的街道。中位玩家应该在面对截止位的 3bet 时有大约 的时间 4-bet,这是截止位对小盲位的两倍。OOP 和 IP 都适用相同的 4-bet 原则,但阈值略微降低,这意味着你需要扩大你的范围,并包括一些略微较弱的手牌。

A strong hand such as K -10 -9 -8 should call against a 3-bet when IP but OOP it becomes more attractive to 4bet. This is because when you have a positional disadvantage, you will be able to realize more equity at a lower SPR.
像 K-10-9-8 这样的强手在 IP 时应该跟注对手的 3-bet,但在 OOP 时更有吸引力的是 4bet。这是因为当你处于位置劣势时,你将能够以更低的 SPR 实现更多的权益。

Facing a 4-bet (SB Versus Button)

Rundowns should rarely be 5-bet against a 4-bet because they don't have enough equity against the 4-bet ranges of most players to justify getting all the money in. of the rundowns should call against a 4-bet, and the remaining hands should be folded.
Rundowns 应该很少被 5-bet 对抗 4-bet,因为它们对大多数玩家的 4-bet 范围没有足够的资产来证明将所有资金投入是合理的。Rundowns 中的 应该对抗 4-bet,其余的手牌应该弃牌。

A Good Rule of Thumb

Rundowns that include four Broadway cards should be folding against a 4-bet, all the other hands should call.
包括四张百老汇牌的牌型应该在 4-bet 时弃牌,其他所有牌型应该跟注。
The reason for this is that most 4-betting ranges are very Aces-heavy.
这是因为大多数 4-betting 范围都非常偏向 A 牌。
With four Broadway cards, you are usually in terrible shape against Aces because you are very dominated and suffer from a proximity effect.
通常情况下,拥有四张百老汇牌的时候,你对 Aces 的形势通常很糟糕,因为你受到很大的支配,并且遭受接近效应的影响。

This means the chance that you will flop a good hand when you are holding four Broadway cards that are up against Aces is meager because a lot of your outs are blocked.
这意味着当你手中拿着四张 Broadway 牌与 Aces 对抗时,你会翻出好牌的机会很小,因为很多你的外卡都被封堵了。

If you are not holding four Broadway cards, your hand almost always has enough playability and realizability to be able to call the 4-bet.
如果你手中没有四张百老汇牌,你的手牌几乎总是具有足够的可玩性和实现性,可以跟注 4 倍加注。

Category Six: Two Broadway Cards with Two Medium-Low Connectors
六类:两张百老汇牌与两个中低连接器

Introduction 介绍

This category includes all hands that include two Broadway cards and two medium to low connectors. An example of a hand in this category would be . There are a total of 30,976 different hands in this category which means that you get dealt one of these hands about of the time.
该类别包括所有包含两张 Broadway 牌和两个中低连接器的手牌。这个类别中的一个手牌示例是 。在这个类别中总共有 30,976 种不同的手牌,这意味着你大约有 的机会得到其中的一种手牌。
Compared to most other categories, these hands score relatively poorly in equity because they are so disconnected. The hand with the highest EV in this category is , which ranks in the top . The average rank is .
与大多数其他类别相比,这些手牌在公平性方面得分相对较低,因为它们之间没有联系。在这个类别中,EV 值最高的手牌是 ,排名前 。平均排名为

RFI Strategy

From EP, only about of all the hands in this category should be openraised. To justify an open-raise, a hand needs to have the right combination of nuttiness and playability. A hand such as is good enough to raise. The A-K high cards with the double suits provide this hand with a lot of nuttiness, compensating for the poor connectivity.
从 EP,这个类别中所有手牌中只有大约 应该是开牌。要证明开牌的合理性,手牌需要具备正确的坚果性和可玩性的组合。像 这样的手牌足够好,可以加注。A-K 高牌与双花色为这手牌提供了很多坚果性,弥补了连接性不佳的缺陷。
A is a hand that should be folded from EP. This hand is also double-suited and has an Ace-high suit but it has lower cards and thus less nuttiness than the previous hand. Therefore it should be folded.
一个 是一个应该从 EP 折叠的手。这手也是双色的,有一个高牌但是有更低的牌,因此比前一个手牌更少。因此应该折叠。
From the Button, about of hands should be open-raised, which is a lot higher compared to the open-raising frequency from EP. The difference is easy to understand. The hands in this category generally have at least some connectivity, and therefore they often have decent playability.
从按钮位置,大约 的手牌应该是开牌的,这比早期位置 的开牌频率要高得多。这种差异很容易理解。这个类别的手牌通常至少有一定的连贯性,因此它们通常具有不错的可玩性。

However, a lot of these hands lack nuttiness, which is very important when it comes to an EP raising range. From the Button, playability is more important than nuttiness, which explains the massive difference between the EP and Button openraising range.
然而,很多这些手牌缺乏坚果味,而在提高 EP 的范围时,这一点非常重要。从按钮位置来看,可玩性比坚果味更重要,这解释了 EP 和按钮位置的开牌范围之间的巨大差异。

Facing a Single Raiser (MP Versus EP)

About of all hands in this category should be folded from MP against an EP open-raise. The hands in this category don't have the components which are needed in multiway pots, so the folding frequency in this situation is very high.
在这个类别中, 的手牌应该从 MP 对抗 EP 的开牌中弃牌。这个类别中的手牌没有多路底池所需的组成部分,因此在这种情况下的弃牌频率非常高。

The hands that should be called are the hands that score the highest when it comes to nuttiness.
应该被称为的手是在坚果方面得分最高的手。
Almost all the hands that call contain a suited Ace. Holding this card improves the nuttiness of a hand and therefore makes it a much better fit for a multiway pot. An example of a hand that should call in this situation is A Q -54.4. This hand is double-suited and it has an Ace-high suit meaning it at least has some nutted components. The nut suit gives you the possibility to dominate your opponents postflop, which is one of the most important features of a hand in multiway pots.
几乎所有叫牌的手牌都包含一张合适的 A。持有这张牌可以提高手牌的最佳性,并因此使其更适合多路底池。在这种情况下应该叫牌的一个例子是 A Q -54.4。这手牌是双花色的,而且有一张 A 高花色,这意味着至少有一些最佳组合。最佳花色让你有可能在后翻牌时压制对手,这是多路底池中手牌最重要的特点之一。

Although the connectivity isn't the best, there is still a chance to flop straights or straight draws with this hand which makes it more profitable to call than fold.
尽管连接性不是最好的,但仍然有机会用这手牌打出顺子或顺子抽牌,这使得跟注比弃牌更有利可图。
Some of the most connected double-suited hands can still be used for a 3bet. For example, Q -10-9 -7 is an excellent hand to 3-bet because it lacks in nuttiness but scores very well when it comes to playability. With this hand, you benefit from pushing out players behind you who are still left to act.
一些最有连结性的双色手牌仍然可以用于 3bet。例如,Q-10-9-7 是一个很好的 3-bet 手牌,因为它在坚果牌方面不足,但在可玩性方面得分很高。有了这张手牌,你可以受益于推出还有玩家在你后面等待行动。

This hand also does well in heads-up 3-bet pots because it has a very smooth equity distribution profile, meaning it flops a decent amount of equity on a lot of different boards.
这手牌在对决 3-bet 盲注的情况下也表现不错,因为它具有非常平滑的权益分布特征,意味着它在许多不同的牌桌上都能获得相当数量的权益。

BB Versus One Opponent
BB 对抗一个对手

BB Versus EP BB 对 EP

Against a strong EP raise, you should fold of the hands in this category and only about should be called. You have a high fold frequency because the EP's range includes a lot of hands that are more nutted than the hands in this category and many hands are directly dominated by the highcard-heavy EP range.
对于一个强大的 EP 加注,你应该弃掉这个类别中的 手牌,只有大约 手牌应该跟注。你有很高的弃牌频率,因为 EP 的范围包括很多比这个类别中的手牌更有价值的手牌,而且很多手牌直接被以高牌为主的 EP 范围所支配。
The hands that call have good playability and realizability. Hands such as and are two examples of hands that can call from the Big Blind against an EP open-raise. These hands are both double-suited and have some decent connectivity and thus, realizability.
呼叫的手牌具有良好的可玩性和实现性。 例如 这样的手牌是大盲注可以对抗 EP 开牌的两个例子。 这些手牌都是双花色的,具有一定的连贯性,因此具有实现性。
The hands in this category that have the absolute best playability should be 3-bet, for example - . This hand has decent connectivity and suitedness as well as some high cards. It is therefore a very good fit for
在这个类别中,具有绝对最佳可玩性的手应该是 3-bet,例如 - 。这手牌具有相当不错的连贯性和适应性,以及一些高牌。因此,它非常适合。

heads-up 3-bet pots. Be aware that only about of all hands in this category should be 3-bet because most hands in this category are not benefiting from building a big pot against the tight EP open-raising range. Playing exploitatively, this can easily diminish to versus a tighter EP raiser or someone who will never fold against a 3-bet.
在 heads-up 3-bet 奖池中。请注意,这类手牌中只有大约 的手牌应该进行 3-bet,因为这类手牌中的大多数手牌并不受益于与紧 EP 开牌范围建立大奖池。从利用性玩法来看,这很容易降低到 ,尤其是对于一个更紧 EP 的加注者或一个永远不会对 3-bet 放弃的人。

BB Versus Button BB 对比按钮

Facing the Button, the Big Blind should only fold of the time with calling and -betting. The Big Blind can include more hands into calling and 3-betting ranges because they are facing a much wider range. A hand such as A-K-6-5 can be called against the Button but not against the EP player.
面对按钮,大盲应该只有 的时间与 呼叫和 -投注。 大盲可以将更多手牌包括在呼叫和 3-betting 范围内,因为他们面对的范围更广。 例如 A-K-6-5 这样的手牌可以对按钮进行呼叫,但不能对 EP 玩家进行呼叫。

Facing the Button, you don't need a perfect combination of all the different components. The high card value and the decent connectivity make up for the weak suitedness so the hand should be called.
面对按钮,您不需要所有不同组件的完美组合。高牌值和良好的连通性弥补了套牌弱点,因此应该叫牌。

Against an EP raise, you need a stronger combination of suitedness, connectivity, and high card value to be able to play.
对抗一个 EP 加注,你需要更强的适应性、连贯性和高牌价值的组合才能玩。
Almost all of the of hands that 3-bet are double-suited. Double-suited hands with decent connectivity and high card value should almost always be 3-bet in this situation, an example being . Remember that the most critical parameter for 3-betting from the Big Blind is the realizability of equity. Because this hand has such good suitedness, connectivity and high card value, the realizability is very high. It therefore maximizes EV by 3betting.
几乎所有 3-bet 的手牌都是双色的。在这种情况下,具有良好连接性和高牌值的双色手牌几乎总是应该 3-bet,例如 。记住,从大盲位 3-bet 最关键的参数是权益的实现性。由于这手牌具有如此良好的同花、连接性和高牌值,实现性非常高。因此,通过 3-bet 最大化了 EV。
The rare single-suited hands from this category that are 3-betting have multiple strong components, such as the strong high card value and connectivity found in .
来自这个类别的罕见的单色手牌中,有多个强大的组成部分在 3-betting 中,比如在 中发现的强大的高牌价值和连贯性。

Facing a 3-bet IP (Cutoff Versus SB)

The hands from this category that are raised from the Cutoff have high realizability. As a result, only the worst of the hands in this category should be folding against a 3-bet when IP. For example, hands such as A K -7 -5. The suitedness and connectivity are very mediocre and this hand is often dominated by the Small Blind 3-betting range.
来自 Cutoff 的这个类别中被加注的手牌具有很高的实现性。因此,只有这个类别中最差的 手牌在 IP 时应该对 3-bet 进行弃牌。例如,像 A K -7 -5 这样的手牌。适应性和连贯性都非常一般,这手牌经常会被小盲位的 3-bet 范围所压制。

These factors make it hard to realize full equity with this hand and therefore it should be folded.
这些因素使得很难用这手牌实现完全的公平,因此应该弃牌。
A few hands, about of this category, are good candidates to 4 -bet versus the Small Blind. These hands are double-suited, well connected and feature an Ace. A hand such as A would be an excellent hand to
一些手牌,大约 属于这个类别,是对抗小盲位 4-bet 的好选择。这些手牌是双色、连接性强且有一张 A。像 A 这样的手牌将是一个很好的选择。

4-bet. It blocks Aces and has very high realizability because of its good connectivity and suitedness. The rare hands without an Ace that can be used to 4-bet are ones such as . Keep in mind that you only want to 4-bet this type of hand if you know your opponent isn't 3-betting exclusively with Aces and you have some fold equity.
4-bet。它阻止了 Aces,并且由于其良好的连通性和适合性,具有非常高的实现性。可以用来 4-bet 的没有 Aces 的稀有手牌,例如 。请记住,只有在您知道对手不是专门用 Aces 进行 3-bet,并且您有一些弃牌权益时,才想要 4-bet 这种类型的手牌。

Facing a 3-bet OOP (MP Versus Cutoff)

When you are OOP, you should be calling less and 4-betting more, compared to when IP. Aim to fold about of hands, more than double than when playing IP. A hand such as A - should be folded because this hand doesn't have enough realizability to call profitably OOP. Playing IP, this hand could be called because it is easier to realize its full equity.
当您处于 OOP 时,与处于 IP 时相比,您应该少打电话,多进行 4-bet。目标是要折牌约 的手牌,比在 IP 时多出一倍以上。像 A - 这样的手牌应该折牌,因为这手牌在 OOP 时没有足够的实现性以盈利打电话。在 IP 时,这手牌可以打电话,因为更容易实现其全部权益。
Playing OOP, about of these hands should be 4 -bet, which is also double the frequency as when you are IP. Again, the main reason for this is the fact that when OOP, it's harder to realize equity because you will be playing multiple streets with a positional disadvantage.
玩 OOP,大约 这些手应该是 4 -bet,这也是当你是 IP 时的两倍频率。再次,这样做的主要原因是 OOP 时更难实现权益,因为你将以位置劣势玩多条街。

By 4-betting, you are setting up an SPR of close to 1 and the rest of money can go in on the flop, minimizing your positional disadvantage.
通过 4-bet,您正在设定一个接近 1 的 SPR,并且剩下的钱可以在翻牌圈进去,最大程度地减少您的位置劣势。
The hands that should be 4-bet are made up of double-suited hands with an Ace. The difference between 4-betting IP or OOP is that OOP the minimum required connectivity is less. Playing IP you want all four cards to be somewhat connected, but OOP that doesn't have to be the case.
应该进行 4-bet 的手牌由带有一张 A 的双花色手牌组成。在 IP 或 OOP 进行 4-bet 的区别在于,OOP 所需的最低连通性较低。在 IP 中,您希望所有四张牌都有一定的连接性,但在 OOP 中,情况并非如此。

Playing OOP, you can 4-bet a hand such as A . When IP, this hand would just be calling.
在玩 OOP 时,你可以 4-bet 一手像 A 这样的牌。当 IP 时,这手牌只会跟注。

Facing a 4-bet (SB Versus Button)

Most hands that the Small Blind would 3-bet in this category have a lot of playability, so most of them can continue versus a 4-bet (80%). Since all hands that 3-bet are already well connected, the primary factor is suitedness.
大多数小盲注会在这种情况下 3-bet 的手牌都具有很强的可玩性,因此大多数手牌可以继续对抗 4-bet(80%)。由于所有 3-bet 的手牌都已经很好地连接在一起,主要因素是同花。
Interestingly, about of the double-suited hands should be called, while about of the non-double-suited hands should fold. The double-suited hands that should fold have a combination of weak connectivity and low cards, for example A .
有趣的是,大约 的双花色手牌应该跟注,而大约 的非双花色手牌应该弃牌。应该弃牌的双花色手牌具有弱连接性和低牌面的组合,例如 A
Hands that are single-suited but are calling must be well connected and need some high and medium ranking cards. For example, is a hand that is non-double-suited, but should still be calling a 4-bet. This hand
单色手牌必须要有一定的连接性,并且需要一些高牌和中牌。例如, 是一手非双色手牌,但仍应该跟注 4 倍加注。这手牌

has great connectivity, decent suitedness and is not directly dominated by Aces, all of which makes it more likely that you will be able to realize your equity.
具有良好的连接性,适度的适应性,并且不直接受到 Aces 的主导,这些都使得您更有可能能够实现您的权益。

Category Seven: Three Card Rundown with a Broadway Card
七类牌:三张牌的概述与一张大牌

Introduction 介绍

This category includes all hands with a three-card non-Broadway rundown, with a maximum of one gap, plus a Broadway card. An example of a hand in this category would be - . There are a total of 17,152 different hands in this category which means that you get dealt one of these hands about of the time.
该类别包括所有具有三张非 Broadway 顺子的手牌,最多有一个间隔,并且有一张 Broadway 牌。该类别中一个手牌的示例是 - 。在这个类别中总共有 17,152 种不同的手牌,这意味着你大约有 的机会得到其中的一种手牌。
On average, hands in this category aren't very strong when it comes to raw equity. The hand with the highest EV in this category is A , which ranks in the top of hands. The average rank of this category is .
在这个类别中,平均而言,手牌在原始资产方面并不是很强大。这个类别中 EV 值最高的手牌是 A ,在所有手牌中排名前 。这个类别的平均排名是

RFI Strategy

Early Position 早期位置

Most hands in this category lack nuttiness, which is crucial for your EP range. Therefore, around of this category should be folded. The hands that do want to open-raise are mostly strong double-suited combinations. Double-suited hands that do not contain an Ace but do include wheel cards should be folded. All the other double-suited hands should be open-raised.
在这个类别中,大多数手牌缺乏坚果牌,这对你的 EP 范围至关重要。因此,这个类别中大约 应该弃牌。那些想要开牌的手牌大多是强大的双花色组合。不包含 A 牌但包含轮牌的双花色手牌应该弃牌。其他所有的双花色手牌都应该开牌。
For example, is a hand that lacks nuttiness. It has three cards which are close to being wheel cards and the Queen is disconnected and not strong enough to cover for the lack of nuttiness. This hand is therefore a fold. The hand has higher ranked cards and slightly more nuttiness. This hand is a marginal raise from EP but should generally still be folded if you expect multiple callers.
例如, 是一只缺乏坚果的手牌。它有三张接近轮牌的牌,女王是不连贯的,也不足以弥补缺乏坚果的不足。因此,这手牌应该弃牌。手牌 拥有更高级别的牌和略微更多的坚果。这手牌是从 EP 中较小的加注,但如果你预计会有多个跟注者,通常还是应该弃牌的。
Hands from this category that are not double-suited combinations should mostly be folded. The single-suited hands which we can still raise from EP are three medium high-card rundowns with a suited Ace. A suited Ace with wheel cards should still be folded from this position.
不是双色组合的这个类别的手牌大多数应该弃牌。我们仍然可以从 EP 位置加注的单色手牌是三个中等高点数的顺子手牌,其中包括一个同花 A。带有轮牌的同花 A 仍然应该从这个位置弃牌。

Button 按钮

Overall, you are raising the stronger of this category from the Button. From this position, nuttiness becomes less critical compared to playability. The hands in this category always have at least three cards that are connected, but you still want to pay attention to the precise rank of the Broadway card.
总的来说,您正在从按钮位置提升这个类别的更强者 。 从这个位置来看,与可玩性相比,坚果的重要性变得不那么关键。 这个类别中的手牌始终至少有三张相连的牌,但您仍然要注意 Broadway 牌的精确等级。
A three-card rundown with an Ace should be opened about of the time, whereas a three-card rundown with a ten is only opened about of the time. Use your judgment and remember to adjust versus the opponents at the table. If they are loose or aggressive, be a little more selective with your opening range.
三张牌中有一张 A 的顺子应该有 的时间开牌,而有一张 10 的顺子只有 的时间开牌。要凭直觉,并记得根据桌上对手调整。如果他们玩得松散或激进,开牌范围要更加谨慎。

Facing a Single Raiser (MP Versus EP)

Almost every hand in this category should be folding from MP against an EP raise (92%). The hands in this category aren't strong enough to justify a call because they are so easily dominated and don't have a lot of nuttiness.
在中位位置对早期位置的加注,几乎每一手都应该弃牌(92%)。这类手牌并不够强大,无法证明叫注是正确的,因为它们很容易被主导,而且没有太多的优势。
The few hands that can be called (5%), include some of the most connected Ace-high suited hands such as A -8 -7 -6. Logically, the of hands from this category that 3-bet are the most connected double-suited hands with an Ace, for example A .
可以称之为的少数手牌(5%)包括一些最相关的高牌同花手牌,例如 A -8 -7 -6。从这个类别中,逻辑上,3-bet 的手牌中最相关的是带有 A 的双花色手牌,例如 A。

BB Versus One Opponent
BB 对抗一个对手

BB Versus EP BB 对 EP

The player in the Big Blind must play relatively tightly against an EP openraise and should therefore fold about of these hands and call with the rest. In this category there is no hand good enough to inflate the pot by 3betting, since none of them have an equity advantage against an EP range.
大盲注的玩家必须相对保守地对抗早期位置的加注,并且应该因此弃掉大约 的手牌,剩下的则应该跟注。在这个范畴中,没有一手牌足够好以 3bet 的方式增加底池,因为它们都没有对抗早期位置牌谱的优势。
The calling range consists mainly of the double-suited and the best single-suited hands. A hand such as should be called because of the combination of decent suitedness and decent connectivity. The hand J-4-3 has almost the same type of suitedness and connectivity as the previous example but the rank of the cards in this hand is lower which makes folding the correct play.
的呼叫范围主要包括双色和最好的单色手牌。像 这样的手牌应该叫牌,因为具有体面的同花和体面的连贯性的组合。手牌 J-4-3 几乎具有与前一个示例相同类型的同花和连贯性,但是这手牌中的牌面等级较低,因此弃牌是正确的策略。

In the long run, calling would just cost money.
从长远来看,打电话只会花钱。

BB Versus Button BB 对比按钮

Against a much wider Button range, the Big Blind can widen his calling range and even 3 -bet some hands. About of hands should be folded, should be called, and should be used to 3-bet.
在更广泛的按钮范围下,大盲可以扩大他的跟注范围,甚至可以对一些手牌进行 3 -bet。大约 手牌应该弃牌, 手牌应该跟注, 手牌应该用来 3-bet。
The hands that are good enough to 3-bet are double-suited hands with high ranked cards and great connectivity. Double-suited hands with an Ace-high or King-high suit are 3-betting about half the time, when they have mediumhigh side cards.
足够好的 3-bet 手牌是双色手牌,带有高级别牌和良好连接性。带有高级别牌(A 或 K)的双色手牌在有中高级别侧牌时有大约一半的 3-bet 概率。

But a double-suited hand with a ten in this category is never 3-betting.
但是在这种情况下,带有十点的双色手牌永远不会进行 3 次加注。

Facing a 3-bet IP (Cutoff Versus SB)

In this situation, the IP open-raiser should never be folding against a Small Blind 3-bet. All hands in this category that are opened by the Cutoff flop with a smooth equity distribution.
在这种情况下,IP 开牌者不应该对小盲位的 3-bet 放弃。这个类别中的所有手牌都应该在 Cutoff 翻牌时具有平滑的权益分配。

As a result, the realizability of these hands is good enough to call a preflop 3-bet when IP.
因此,这些手的可实现性足够好,可以在 IP 时称为 3-bet。
Some of the most connected double-suited hands with an Ace can also be used as a 4-bet. Hands such as A flop a high amount of equity on a high frequency of different boards, block Aces, and can call a 5-bet preflop.
一些最有连结性的双色手牌中带有一张 A 的手牌也可以用作 4-bet。像 A 这样的手牌在不同牌面上有很高的股权,封堵 A,并且可以在翻牌前跟注 5-bet。

Facing a 3-bet OOP (MP Versus Cutoff)

Similarly, OOP almost every hand that was raised from MP should be called. Just fold the worst of hands. As before, the main difference between being IP or OOP is the 4 -betting range.
同样,MP 几乎每一只加注的手都应该跟注。只需弃掉最差的 手牌。与之前一样,IP 或 OOP 的主要区别在于 4 -betting 范围。
MP is supposed to 4 -bet almost of hands, which is more than double the 4-bet frequency from IP. As you now know by now, it's tough to realize equity when you play multiple streets OOP. Combined with preflop fold equity, you maximize your EV with some hands by 4-betting compared to calling OOP.
MP 应该 4-bet 几乎 手牌,这比 IP 的 4-bet 频率高出一倍以上。正如你现在所知道的,当你在 OOP 玩多条街时,很难实现权益。结合起手圈折叠权益,与在 OOP 跟注相比,通过 4-bet 一些手牌可以最大化你的 EV。

Facing a 4-bet (SB Versus Button)

It's rather straightforward to play against a preflop 4-bet with hands from this category. They always call, even OOP. The reason is that the 3-betting range is only made up of the best suited and most connected hands.
对于来自这个类别的手牌进行预翻牌 4-bet 是相当直截了当的。他们总是跟注,即使在 OOP 的情况下。原因是 3-bet 范围仅由最适合和最相连的手牌组成。

These hands all score very well when it comes to realizability and, therefore, they can all call 4-bets.
这些手在实现性方面得分都很高,因此它们都可以跟注 4 倍。

Category Eight: Mid-Low Pairs
第八类:中低对

Introduction 介绍

This category includes all hands that have a single pair between 2-2 and 9-9. Hands with three cards of the same rank, such as , and doublepaired hands are excluded. There are a total of 50,688 different hands in this category which means that you get dealt one of these hands of the time.
该类别包括所有在 2-2 和 9-9 之间有一对的手牌。排除了三张相同等级的手牌,如 ,以及双对手牌。在这个类别中总共有 50,688 种不同的手牌,这意味着你会有 的机会被发到其中一种手牌。
The raw equity of the hands in this category on average isn't strong. The hand with the highest EV in this category is A , which ranks in the top of hands. The average rank of this category is .
这个类别中手牌的原始公平度平均不强。这个类别中 EV 最高的手牌是 A ,在所有手牌中排名前 。这个类别的平均排名是

RFI Strategy

Early Position 早期位置

From early position, very few mid-low pairs are supposed to raise (8%). The only hands that are included in the EP open-raising range are the most nutted double-suited hands.
从早期位置,几乎不应该加注中低对手牌(8%)。唯一包括在早期位置开牌范围内的手牌是最有价值的双花色手牌。
Some examples of hands from this category are:
这个类别中的一些手的例子是:
A  一个
This double-suited hand has some connectivity and a nut suit and is therefore good enough to raise from EP.
这手牌有一定的连贯性和一个坚果花色,因此足够好以从 EP 加注。
A  一个
This hand also has a nut suit and is better connected than the previous hand. But the ranks of the cards are much lower and easily dominated. This hand is a fold.
这手牌也有一个坚果套装,比上一手更好连接。但是牌的等级要低得多,容易被主导。这手牌是一个弃牌。
This hand doesn't have any high cards but all four cards are connected and it is double-suited. This makes up for the low rank of the cards and results in it being a profitable raise from EP.
这手牌没有高牌,但四张牌都连在一起,并且是双色的。这弥补了牌的低等级,并使其成为从 EP 位置加注的有利之选。

Button 按钮

From the Button, you can raise about of all mid-low pairs. The main differentiator is the rank of the pair. About of all 9-9-x-x combinations should be opened, compared to only about of all 2-2-x-x.
从按钮位置,您可以加注大约 所有中低对。主要的区别在于对的等级。大约 所有 9-9-x-x 组合应该被打开,而 2-2-x-x 组合只有大约
The second most important factor is the suitedness of the hand. Only about of all rainbow hands should open-raise, whereas about of all the double-suited hands should be open-raised. A single-suited hand such as A is a raise from the Button, but a fold from any other position. Changing the Ace into a King or making it a rainbow hand makes it a fold even from the Button.
第二个最重要的因素是手牌的适应性。所有彩虹手牌中只有约 应该开牌,而双色手牌中约 应该开牌。像 A 这样的单色手牌应该在庄家位加注,但在其他位置应该弃牌。将 A 换成 K 或者变成彩虹手牌,即使在庄家位也应该弃牌。

Facing a Single Raiser (MP Versus EP)

The hands in this category are generally very non-nutted and therefore they should rarely be calling a raise. You should fold , call and 3 -bet of mid-low pairs.
在这个类别中的手通常非常不牢固,因此它们很少应该跟注。你应该弃牌 ,跟注 ,并 3 -bet 中低对。
The hands that call are some medium-high pairs, suited to the Ace or some of the most connected double-suited hands such as . Hands that 3-bet are double-suited and have both an Ace with decent connectivity, for example A .
呼叫的手牌是一些中高对,适合 A 或一些最相连的双色手牌,例如 。3-bet 的手牌是双色的,同时有一个 A 和良好的连接性,例如 A

BB Versus One Opponent
BB 对抗一个对手

BB Versus EP BB 对 EP

Against an open-raise from EP, the Big Blind is supposed to fold about , call and 3 -bet with just the top of hands. Again, the rank of the pair is the most important factor, followed by suitedness and connectivity. To call from the Big Blind versus EP, you will need a combination of these three factors.
对于来自 EP 的开牌,大盲注应该大约弃牌 ,跟注 ,并只用顶部 手牌进行 3 -bet。再次强调,对子的等级是最重要的因素,其次是同花和连牌。在大盲注对 EP 的跟注中,您将需要这三个因素的组合。
For example, has decent connectivity, has one of the higher pairs in this category and is single-suited. Together these components make this a profitable call. The hand has the same pair and is doublesuited, but the doesn't add value to this hand and makes folding the best option against an EP raise.
例如, 具有良好的连接性,在此类别中拥有较高的一对,并且是单色。这些组件共同使这个牌型成为一个有利可图的叫注。手牌 有相同的一对,并且是双色,但是 对这手牌没有增值,因此在早期位置加注时,弃牌是最佳选择。

BB Versus Button BB 对比按钮

Playing from the Big Blind against a Button raise, you should fold about , call and 3 -bet with mid-low pairs. Your calling and 3-betting
从大盲位对付庄家的加注,你应该放弃大约 ,跟注 ,并用中低对手牌进行 3 -bet 。您的跟注和 3-bet

ranges are significantly wider.
Let's consider some examples of hands you might want to fold against an EP open-raise but that you should play against the Button.
让我们考虑一些你可能想要放弃对手牌的例子,但你应该在按钮位打的例子。

A  一个

This hand, with a low-ranking pair and weak suitedness, isn't good enough to call versus a dominating EP range. However, when your opponent's range becomes wider, this hand gains enough equity and realizability to justify a call.
这手牌,带有低级对子和弱套牌,不足以应对主导的 EP 范围。然而,当对手的范围变得更广时,这手牌获得足够的资产和实现性,以证明可以跟注。

- 2

Similarly, this weak hand is too heavily dominated by the EP range but, given its two suits, plays decently versus a wider Button raising range.
同样,这只弱手受 EP 范围的控制太严重,但考虑到它有两种花色,对更广泛的 Button 加注范围表现还不错。
This hand can call an EP raise, but should 3-bet against the Button. There are a few reasons that explain this difference. The hand doesn't hold an Ace blocker, which makes it much more likely that you get 4bet when you 3-bet versus EP compared to the Button.
这手牌可以跟注 EP 的加注,但应该对 Button 进行 3-bet。有几个原因可以解释这种差异。这手牌没有 A 的阻挡牌,这使得在对 EP 进行 3-bet 时比对 Button 更有可能被 4bet。

When 3-betting against the Button, not having an Ace is not as important because Aces are a much smaller part of their range.
当对付按钮进行 3 次加注时,没有 A 不那么重要,因为 A 是他们范围中的一小部分。
Additionally, this hand has more equity versus the Button compared to the EP open-raising range. Your fold equity should also be higher and you are less likely to be dominated by a better flush or straight draws.
此外,与 EP 的开牌范围相比,这手在与 Button 的对决中拥有更多的股权。您的弃牌股权也应更高,而且您更不太可能被更好的同花顺或顺子牌型所支配。

When the Button calls, you improve your board coverage on medium-low boards and gain some bluffing opportunities on dry Ace-high flops.
当按钮发起挑战时,您可以提高对中低牌桌的覆盖率,并在干燥的 A 高牌翻牌上获得一些虚张声势的机会。

Big Blind Versus Two Opponents (Button and MP)

Facing two players, the Big Blind should fold about and call about of mid-low pairs. The reason for this high folding frequency is the lack of nuttiness. Although the Big Blind is getting an excellent price to try and flop a set as more players enter the pot the nuttiness requirement increases.
面对两名玩家,大盲应该放弃约 ,并叫约 的中低对。这种高放弃频率的原因是缺乏坚果牌。尽管大盲有很好的价格尝试在更多玩家进入底池时翻牌,但坚果牌的要求也在增加。
If you have a nut suit and great connectivity, or a medium pair with a good suit you can stick around. An example of a hand that should be called is A . This hand has a very weak pair and some weak connectivity. But the suited Ace adds enough nuttiness to the hand to make it a profitable call.
如果你有一个坚果套装和很好的连通性,或者一个中等对子和一个好的套装,你可以留下来。一个应该叫的手的例子是 A 。这手有一个非常弱的对子和一些弱的连通性。但是同花的 A 足够增加这手的坚果性,使之成为一个有利可图的叫注。
Although small pairs aren't very nutted, they can still be played if they have backup. Flopping a set of deuces on a Q -8 - 2 board would be a decent result if you have a backdoor flush draw and straight draw to accompany it. If you have no backup, you are going to have trouble realizing the equity of your hands and should prefer to fold.
尽管小对子并不是很有价值,但如果有后手支持,仍然可以玩。在 Q-8-2 牌面上摊出一副二对会是一个不错的结果,如果你有后门同花顺和顺子的补充。如果没有后手支持,你将很难实现手牌的价值,最好选择弃牌。
A hand such as - 4 should just be folded. Only the King and Queen are connected, and the suitedness isn't as good as in the previous example. This makes it a fold when facing two opponents.
- 4 这样的手牌应该直接弃牌。只有国王和皇后是相连的,而且花色匹配程度不如前面的例子好。面对两个对手时,这种情况就是要弃牌。
Even though this category scores weakly in nuttiness, the top of midlow pairs can be squeezed. Limit yourself to the most connected doublesuited hands such as , or double-suited hands with excellent blockers to 4-betting ranges, for example A .
尽管这个类别在疯狂程度上得分较低,但中低对的前 名可以被挤压。限制自己只玩最有连贯性的双花手牌,比如 ,或者有出色阻挡牌的双花手牌,比如 A

Facing a 3-bet IP (Cutoff Versus SB)

You might think that against a 3-bet, hands from this category would have to fold a lot because paired hands usually flop a rough equity distribution.
您可能会认为,在面对 3-bet 时,这类手牌必须要放弃很多,因为成对的手牌通常在翻牌后有一个较为均衡的分布。

That is certainly true but remember that to open-raise from the Cutoff with a midlow pair, you need additional backup in the form of good connectivity, suitedness, or both.
这当然是真的,但请记住,要在 Cutoff 位置以中低对子开牌,你需要额外的支持,比如良好的连牌性、同花色,或两者兼具。
For this reason, you can call with almost any hand opened (95%). Just fold some of the hands with bad suitedness that are directly dominated by the Small Blind 3-betting range, for example K-Q -9 or A - . Against a Broadway-heavy and Aces-heavy 3-betting range, these hands are too often directly dominated, and they can only call when double-suited.
因此,您几乎可以用任何手牌(95%)打电话。只需弃掉一些不适合的手牌,这些手牌直接被小盲位的 3-bet 范围所支配,例如 K-Q-9 或 A- 。对于以 Broadway 和 Aces 为主的 3-bet 范围,这些手牌经常会被直接支配,只有在双花色时才能打电话。

Facing a 3-bet OOP (MP Versus Cutoff)

Even playing OOP, you can call most of the mid-low pairs that you initially raised. Again, this is because of the additional components of the hand. When OOP, you do fold almost three times as much (14%) and call the rest.
即使在 OOP 玩,您也可以叫起初加注的大多数中低对子。再次,这是因为手牌的额外组成部分。在 OOP 时,您几乎要弃牌三倍多(14%),并叫剩下的。
A critical factor to consider is the hands that comprise your opponent's 3betting range and how those hands interact with your range. Let's compare two hands to discuss this concept in more detail.
考虑的一个关键因素是对手的 3bet 范围所包含的手牌,以及这些手牌如何与你的手牌范围互动。让我们比较两手来更详细地讨论这个概念。
K -J -9 -9»: This hand should fold.
K -J -9 -9»:这手牌应该弃牌。
: This hand should call.
:这手应该叫。
It might seem counterintuitive to fold the seemingly stronger hand and call the weaker one. The hand K-J-9 - has a higher-ranked pair, higherranked side cards, better suitedness and the connectivity is very similar. However, if you think about the Cutoff 3-betting range versus MP, it starts to make much more sense.
这可能看起来有些违反直觉,把看似更强的手弃掉,却选择跟看似更弱的手。手牌 K-J-9 - 有更高排名的对子,更高排名的边牌,更好的同花色以及连接性非常相似。然而,如果你考虑到中位加注范围与中前位的对决,这种做法就开始变得更有意义了。

The Cutoff is mostly 3-betting with hands that include a lot of Broadway cards and high pairs, against which K -J is very often directly dominated. On the other hand is less often dominated, meaning it will be easier to realize the full equity of the hand and there is a smaller chance of losing a big pot.
截止线大多数情况下会用包含许多大牌和高对子的手牌进行 3-bet,而 K-J 往往会直接被支配。另一方面,A-Q 较少被支配,这意味着更容易实现手牌的全部权益,且输掉大锅的机会较小。

Facing a 4-bet (SB Versus Button)

Facing a 4-bet from the Button, the Small Blind should fold about half of the mid-low pairs after 3-betting. Most 4-betting ranges are heavily skewed towards Aces, meaning that medium-strength pair hands are heavily dominated and are often better off folding preflop.
面对来自按钮位置的 4 次加注,小盲应该在 3 次加注后弃牌大约一半的中低对手牌。大多数 4 次加注范围都倾向于 A,这意味着中等强度的对手牌很容易被主导,通常最好在翻牌前弃牌。

The hands that should be calling are the most connected non-Broadway double-suited hands such as and .
应该叫牌的手牌是最相关的非百老汇双色手牌,例如

Category Nine: Ragged Hands
第九类:破烂的手

Introduction 介绍

The final preflop category that we will discuss is a slightly weird one. It includes all the hands that weren't included in any of the previous categories. You could say that the ragged category could also be called the "leftovers".
我们将讨论的最后一个翻牌前分类有点奇怪。它包括所有没有包含在任何先前分类中的手牌。你可以说,残缺的分类也可以称为“剩下的”。
This category is the largest one, including a total of 103,885 hands. This means that you get dealt one of these hands about of the time.
这个类别是最大的一个,包括总共 103,885 个手。这意味着你大约 的时间会得到其中的一手。
Most of these hands have low raw equity and are folded in almost every situation. The hand with the highest EV in this category is A-A -10 which ranks in the top of hands. The average rank of this category is .
大多数这些手牌的原始资产低,几乎在任何情况下都会弃牌。在这个类别中,EV 值最高的手牌是 A-A -10,排名前 。这个类别的平均排名是
Because this category is so diverse, it's hard to explain the patterns and ideas which drive specific preflop action. For that reason, we will mainly consider specific hand examples in this final preflop category section.
由于这个类别如此多样化,很难解释驱动特定翻牌动作的模式和想法。因此,我们将主要考虑这个最终翻牌类别部分中的具体手牌示例。

RFI strategy

Early Position 早期位置

Only about of ragged hands should be raised from EP. This includes all trip Aces hands, and double-suited hands that are connected but not enough to be labeled "rundowns", for example J -10-9 -3 , which has a dangler.
只有大约 的破烂手应该从 EP 中加注。这包括所有的三条 A 手和双花色手,它们是相连的,但不足以被标记为“rundowns”,例如 J-10-9-3,其中有一个悬挂牌。

This hand has decent connectivity and suitedness along with some high cards. For those reasons, this hand should be open-raised. Because of the 3 r dangler, this hand doesn't fit into any other category.
这手牌具有良好的连贯性和适应性,同时还有一些高牌。基于这些原因,这手牌应该被公开加注。由于有 3 个悬挂牌,这手牌不适合任何其他类别。
The same holds for . This hand also doesn't fit any other category because of the six. Nevertheless, this hand can be profitably openraised from EP.
同样适用于 。这手也不属于任何其他类别,因为有六。然而,这手可以从 EP 有利地开牌。
The third group of hands in the EP raising range are double-suited hands with two Broadway cards and two somewhat connected non-Broadway cards. Category six, which was made up of two Broadway cards plus two mediumlow connectors included similar combinations.
EP 加注范围中第三组手牌是双花色手牌,其中包括两张 Broadway 牌和两张略有联系的非 Broadway 牌。第六类手牌由两张 Broadway 牌和两个中低连接器组成,包括类似的组合。

However, that category included only hands with a maximum of one gap between the two mediumlow connectors.
然而,该类别仅包括两个中低连接器之间最多有一个间隙的手。
Some of these hands with two, or even more gaps, can still be open-raised, for example A and . These hands have enough nuttiness and playability to be profitably open-raised from EP.
有些手牌即使有两个,甚至更多的间隙,仍然可以进行开牌加注,例如 A 。这些手牌具有足够的优势和可玩性,可以从 EP 位置盈利地进行开牌加注。

Button 按钮

The Button should open-raise about and fold about of all hands in this category. Most hands with at least some decent suitedness, connectivity, and high cards can be raised.
按钮应该在这个类别中大约开牌 ,并且在这个类别中大约放弃 的所有手牌。大多数手牌至少具有一定的适合性、连贯性和高牌,可以被加注。
A is a good example that has the right combination of high cards, suitedness, and connectivity.
一副 是一个很好的例子,具有高牌、同花和连牌的正确组合。
Q is an example of a hand that is still too weak to open-raise and should be folded. Compared to the previous hand, this hand has worse suitedness and fewer high cards.
Q 是一个手牌的例子,仍然太弱以进行开牌,应该弃牌。与前一个手牌相比,这个手牌的同花色更差,高牌更少。
  • - has decent connectivity and suitedness along with two Broadway cards. This hand is also very marginal but is slightly better than the previous hand and can therefore be raised.
    - 具有良好的连通性和适应性,还有两张百老汇牌。这手牌也非常边缘,但比前一手稍好,因此可以加注。
As an aside, if you raise from the Button and get 3-bet, A - is the type of hand you can call, while the weaker -J-9 -6 should be folded.
顺便说一句,如果你在按钮位置加注并遭到 3 次加注,A - 是你可以跟注的手牌类型,而较弱的 -J-9 -6 应该弃牌。

Facing a Single Raiser (MP Versus EP)

of the remaining hands fold from MP versus EP. The only hands that can profitably call are the best double-suited Ace high hands, such as A K -4. The 3-betting range consists mainly of trip Aces that are singlesuited, such as A -A - A -7 . Pretty much all other hands are not strong enough to play and should be folded. Even a hand such as -7 isn’t nutted enough to play versus an EP raise.
剩下的手牌中, 从 MP 对 EP 折叠。唯一能够有利可图地跟注的手牌是最好的双花色 A 高手牌,比如 A K -4。3-betting 范围主要是单花色的三条 A,比如 A -A - A -7。几乎所有其他手牌都不够强大,应该弃牌。即使是 -7 这样的手牌也不足以应对 EP 的加注。

BB Versus One Player
BB 对抗一名玩家

BB Versus EP BB 对 EP

Against an open-raise from EP, the Big Blind is supposed to fold almost of hands in this category. The only hands that should be called are trip Aces and some of the hands that score very high in realizability, such as A -K and . These hands have the right combination of high cards, good suitedness and connectivity to call profitably against an EP open-
对于来自 EP 的开牌,大盲注应该在这个类别中几乎 手牌。唯一应该跟注的手牌是三个 A 和一些在实现性方面得分很高的手牌,比如 A-K 。这些手牌具有高牌、适合和连贯性的正确组合,可以有利地对抗 EP 的开牌。

raise.

BB Versus Button BB 对比按钮

Against the Button, the Big Blind should be calling with about of hands, and the top of hands can be 3-bet. is an example of a hand that is supposed to fold against a raise from EP, but can call against an openraise from the Button. Calling with this hand will likely still be -EV, but this is less unprofitable than folding and surrendering your whole big blind.
对于按钮位的加注,大盲应该用大约 的手牌跟注,而顶部 的手牌可以进行 3-bet。 是一个例子,应该在早期位置的加注时弃牌,但可以在按钮位的开牌时跟注。用这手牌跟注可能仍然是负预期值,但这比弃牌和放弃整个大盲注更少亏损。

The purpose of calling is, in the long term, to regain a portion of your blind from the pot.
呼叫的目的是,从锅中重新获得一部分您的盲注。

BB Versus Two Opponents (Button and MP)
BB 对抗两个对手(按钮和 MP)

This category doesn't include many nutted hands, so you are only playing the top of hands in this multiway scenario. Hands that should be called are mostly double-suited with strong connectivity or have an Ace and are somewhat connected. Two examples:
这个类别不包括很多坚果手,所以在这种多路情况下,你只玩顶部 手。应该叫的手大多是双色牌,具有强连接性,或者有一个 A 并且有一定的连接性。两个例子:
J -10-9 is double-suited, has high card value and quite good connectivity. This hand has a lot of playability and the cards are medium-high. Therefore, this hand should be called.
J-10-9 是双色的,具有高牌值和相当不错的连贯性。这手牌有很强的可玩性,牌面处于中高水平。因此,应该叫注这手牌。
A is more nutted and also has some connectivity and high cards. This hand has sufficient components to help to win a pot multiway and it should be called.
一对是更有价值的,也有一些连贯性和高牌。这手牌有足够的组成部分来帮助在多方位赢得底池,并且应该被叫进去。
But be careful! Don’t fall into the suited Ace trap.
但要小心!不要陷入合适的 A 牌陷阱。
Just because a hand has a suited Ace, that doesn't mean that you can automatically call from the Big Blind in a multiway pot.
仅仅因为手中有一张合适的 A,这并不意味着你可以在多人底池中自动跟注。
Just "getting a good price" while holding a suited Ace isn't enough to call. You need additional components to justify a call.
持有一张合适的 A 牌只是“得到一个好价格”并不足以叫牌。您需要额外的组成部分来证明叫牌的合理性。

Facing a 3-bet IP (Cutoff Versus SB)

You are only opening the top of hands from this category when in the Cutoff. So, most of the hands that open from the Cutoff can withstand a 3-bet when IP. Fold the worst of the worst hands, such as A . This hand is blocking its own outs meaning the chance to flop a set is very low. The connectivity is also very bad because there are just two different ranks,
您在 Cutoff 位置时,只会从这个类别中开启 的顶部手牌。因此,大多数从 Cutoff 位置开启的手牌可以承受 IP 时的 3-bet。将最差的手牌折叠掉,比如 A 。这手牌会阻碍自己的外部牌,意味着翻牌成顺子的机会非常低。连接性也很差,因为只有两种不同的等级。

meaning there is only one possibility to make a straight (A-K-Q-J-10). The suitedness of this hand is quite good, which is why it should be opened in the first place, but it will not be able to call profitably heading into a 3-bet pot, even IP.
意味着只有一种可能性可以形成一条直线(A-K-Q-J-10)。这手的适合性非常好,这就是为什么应该首先打开它,但即使在 3-bet pot 中,即使是 IP,也无法有利可图地跟注。
Always 4-bet your trip A-A-A-x hands in this scenario. These hands benefit greatly from pushing their equity advantage and lowering the SPR as much as possible. Trip Aces lack playability and would always prefer to play as few streets as possible postflop.
在这种情况下,始终 4-bet 您的三条 A-A-A-x 手牌。这些手牌受益匪浅,通过发挥其权益优势并尽可能降低 SPR,可以获得巨大好处。三条 Aces 缺乏可玩性,并且总是更喜欢在后翻牌尽可能少地玩牌。

Facing a 3-bet OOP (MP Versus Cutoff)

As you hopefully now understand, playing OOP, the calling range against 3bets is usually narrower and the folding and 4-betting ranges are generally wider. This also holds true in this scenario.
希望您现在明白,玩 OOP 时,对抗 3bet 的呼叫范围通常较窄,而弃牌和 4bet 范围通常较宽。在这种情况下也是如此。
Playing OOP, of the opening range should be called against a 3-bet. About of hands should be folded, and about should be 4 -bet (mostly trip Aces). An example of a hand that calls IP but folds OOP is A . The realizability of this hand isn't amazing, but IP, it's good enough to call. Playing OOP, this hand doesn't realize its equity sufficiently against most 3-betting ranges, so it must fold.
在玩 OOP 时, 的开牌范围应该对 3-bet 进行呼叫。大约 的手牌应该弃牌,大约 应该 4-bet(主要是三条 A)。一个在 IP 位置呼叫但在 OOP 位置弃牌的手牌示例是 A 。这手牌的实现性并不是很好,但在 IP 位置,足够好以呼叫。在玩 OOP 时,这手牌不能充分实现其权益,对大多数 3-bet 范围必须弃牌。

Facing a 4-bet (SB Versus Button)

After 3-betting and facing a Button 4-bet, the Small Blind should fold about of hands. Only the best hands should be called or 5-bet.
在 3-bet 后面对按钮的 4-bet 时,小盲应该放弃大约 的手牌。只有最好的手牌才应该跟注或 5-bet。
5-bet your trip Aces that push a raw equity advantage, and call with hands such as which are double-suited and somewhat connected. These hands flop very smooth equity distributions and are rarely directly dominated by 4-betting ranges. Therefore, calling and trying to push your opponent off his equity on favorable flops is the best option.
5-bet 您的行程 Aces,推动原始权益优势,并用双色且有些连接的手牌(如 )进行跟注。这些手牌在翻牌时具有非常平滑的权益分布,并且很少直接被 4-betting 范围所支配。因此,在有利的翻牌时跟注并试图让对手放弃权益是最佳选择。
05

The Four Pillars of Postflop Analysis
后翻分析的四大支柱

Introduction to Postflop Strategy
后翻策略简介

Congratulations! You have come so far in this book already and have made some serious progress towards mastering small stakes PLO. Now that you have studied the preflop material, you now have a solid fundamental base when it comes to preflop strategy.
恭喜!您已经在这本书中走了这么远,并且已经在掌握小注槽位 PLO 方面取得了一些严肃的进展。现在您已经学习了翻牌前的材料,当涉及翻牌前策略时,您现在已经建立了坚实的基础。
Hopefully you've internalized many of the preflop ranges so far because preflop strategy has a huge influence on postflop strategy. If you play the wrong ranges preflop, you will often find yourself in very tough postflop spots.
希望你到目前为止已经内化了许多起手范围,因为起手策略对后翻策略有很大影响。如果你在起手时玩错范围,你经常会发现自己处于非常困难的后翻局面中。

That makes it very hard to be a winning player, even if you are very good postflop.
这使得成为一个成功的玩家变得非常困难,即使你在后翻牌阶段非常出色。
For example, if your preflop Button calling range is too wide, you are going to have a fragile postflop range and you might have trouble being aggressive. If you 3-bet too much, you might find yourself dominated and losing your entire stack postflop way too often.
例如,如果您的翻牌按钮呼叫范围太宽,您将拥有一个脆弱的后翻牌范围,可能会难以采取进攻性。如果您 3-bet 太多,您可能会发现自己被支配,并且在后翻牌时太频繁地失去整个筹码堆。

But, by now you know how to play preflop and you should know the pitfalls that you must avoid.
但是,到现在为止,你已经知道如何在翻牌前玩牌,你应该知道必须避免的陷阱。
Now it's time to take the next step and head into the second (and more exciting!) part of the book, covering postflop strategy. Postflop is where you can generate a considerable edge over your opponents.
现在是时候迈出下一步,进入书的第二部分(更令人兴奋!),涵盖后翻策略。后翻是你可以在对手身上获得相当大优势的地方。

As the size of the game tree increases, the game becomes more complex, making mastering postflop play more complicated and leaving more room to create bigger edges.
随着游戏树的规模增加,游戏变得更加复杂,使得掌握后翻牌玩法变得更加复杂,也留下更多创造更大优势的空间。
The scenarios are similar to No-Limit Hold'em where you won't find
情景类似于无限制德州扑克,您不会发现

many players opening 6-4 offsuit from UTG. Even most of the recreational players somewhat know which hands to play preflop. However, when playing postflop, those same recreational players might make huge mistakes repetitively.
许多玩家从 UTG 位置打开 6-4 不同花色。即使大多数业余玩家也大致知道哪些手牌可以在翻牌前玩。然而,在玩后翻牌时,这些同样的业余玩家可能会反复犯下严重错误。

That is where you can generate your most significant edge. So, let's get started!
那就是你可以获得最重要优势的地方。所以,让我们开始吧!

The Four Pillars of Postflop Analysis
后翻分析的四大支柱

As a poker player, it is essential to develop a process for hand analysis. Players of all abilities struggle with the idea of how to properly analyze a hand.
作为一名扑克玩家,发展手牌分析的流程是至关重要的。所有技能水平的玩家都在如何正确分析手牌的想法上挣扎。

Most players discuss hands in a very unstructured manner that doesn't create a constructive path towards decision making or improvement in general.
大多数玩家讨论手牌的方式非常无结构,不能为决策或改进创造建设性的路径。
We are going to start by going over what I call the Four Pillars of Postflop Analysis, so you can start developing a clear way to review your own hands as well as discussing hands with other players.
我们将从我所称之为后翻分析的四大支柱开始,这样你就可以开始制定一种清晰的方式来审查自己的手牌,以及与其他玩家讨论手牌。

You will also need to understand these pillars fully to get the most out of the postflop section of this book.
您还需要充分理解这些支柱,才能充分利用本书的后翻牌部分。
The four pillars are your tools that will help you to analyze situations much more effectively. Whenever you are discussing or analyzing a hand, think about the four pillars and about the critical factors that impact them.
四大支柱是您的工具,将帮助您更有效地分析情况。每当您讨论或分析一手牌时,请考虑四大支柱以及影响它们的关键因素。
The four pillars are:
四大支柱是:
  • Equity. This evaluates your chances of winning the pot at a given moment in the hand. We will also take equity realization into account.
    资产。这评估了您在手中的某一时刻赢得底池的机会。我们还将考虑到资产实现。
  • Polarization. This describes who has the equity edge on the top of their distribution.
    极化。这描述了谁在他们的分布顶部拥有权益优势。
  • Position. This defines which player is first and which player is last to act.
    位置。这定义了哪个玩家是第一个行动,哪个玩家是最后一个行动。
  • Stack-to-pot Ratio (SPR). This describes how much money is in the pot relative to the stack sizes in play.
    堆叠与底池比率(SPR)。这描述了底池中的资金相对于游戏中的堆叠大小有多少。
All four pillars work together. The importance of individual pillars is always fluctuating and is dependent on the precise situation. Let's dive a bit deeper into each of the pillars and how they relate to each other.
所有四根支柱共同发挥作用。各支柱的重要性始终在波动,并取决于具体情况。让我们深入了解每个支柱以及它们之间的关系。

Pillar 1: Equity

Equity is the chance you have to win at a certain point in the hand if there is no future betting. Unless you're all in, there are future betting rounds on the turn and river. This means there is also a denial of equity, and equity realization.
权益是您在手中某一时刻获胜的机会,如果没有未来的下注。除非您全押,否则在转牌和河牌上还会有未来的下注轮。这意味着还存在权益的否定和权益的实现。
You will not always realize your full equity because sometimes you are folding against a bet, even though you have some equity. If one player doesn't realize all his equity, it automatically means that the other player is over-realizing his equity.
有时候你会因为对抗一次下注而无法实现你的全部权益,即使你有一些权益。如果一个玩家没有实现他所有的权益,那就意味着另一个玩家正在过度实现他的权益。
Equity is a driving force for the postflop strategy. It generally holds that the more equity you have, the more often you bet.
权益是后翻牌策略的推动力。通常认为,您拥有的权益越多,下注的频率就越高。
Equity and the equity realization factor are the biggest drivers for postflop aggression in PLO. The stronger your hand is, and the more beneficial your runouts are, the more likely it is that you should be betting.
权益和权益实现因素是 PLO 后翻牌侵略的最大驱动因素。您的手牌越强,您的牌面越有利,您应该下注的可能性就越大。
Before betting on the flop, we should think about the implications of strengthening our opponents continuing range and increasing the size of the pot.
在下注翻牌前,我们应该考虑加强对手继续范围的含义,增加底池的大小。

As a rule of thumb, I suggest that you don't want to bet hands that don't play well in large turn/river spots or have marginal equity versus our opponent's calling range. Making pots big and then folding on later streets is too costly and has no part in a winning PLO strategy.
根据经验法则,我建议您不要下注那些在大转牌/河牌时表现不佳或对手的跟注范围具有边际权益的手牌。让底池变大,然后在后续街道上弃牌太过昂贵,不符合赢得 PLO 策略的要素。

Hand Examples

For example, assume you 4-bet from the Cutoff versus a Button 3-bet. He calls and we go to the flop with an SPR of 1 and OOP. Let's look at a couple of flops.
例如,假设您在 Cutoff 位置 4-bet,对手在 Button 位置 3-bet。他跟注,我们以 1 的 SPR 和 OOP 去到翻牌。让我们看看几个翻牌。

Flop 1: 7 -3 -
失败 1: 7 -3 -

This is an excellent board for you. The equity that you have with your 4betting range is about . You have a lot of Aces in your range and your opponent hardly ever has a two pair hand or better, given he 3-bet and called a 4-bet from the Button. On this board, you have a lot of
这是一个非常适合你的牌局。你在 4bet 范围中的资产大约为 。你的范围中有很多 A,而你的对手几乎从未有两对或更好的牌型,因为他从按钮位 3-bet 并跟注了一个 4-bet。在这个牌局中,你有很多。

equity but are still fine taking down your opponent's 35% equity. Your strategy on this flop is to go all-in with every single hand in your 4betting range. This is a board where you will over-realize your equity given your opponent will often forfeit his.
在这种情况下,即使你的公平份额较低,但仍然可以放弃对手的 35%公平份额。你在这个翻牌局的策略是用你 4bet 范围内的每一手牌全下。这是一个你会过度实现公平的局面,因为你的对手经常会放弃。

Flop 2: Jo-10-9 翻牌:Jo-10-9

This flop is much worse for the 4-bettor. You only have about equity on this board with your entire range. On this flop, you are supposed to go all-in with only of your 4 -betting range and check the rest.
这个翻牌对于 4-bettor 来说更糟糕。在这个牌面上,您的整个范围只有约 的股权。在这个翻牌上,您应该只用您 4-betting 范围的 部分全押,其余部分则选择让牌。
You can see that there is a huge difference between both the equity and the c-bet frequencies between these two flops. Equity is in direct correlation with c-bet frequency.
您可以看到这两个翻牌之间的股权和 c-bet 频率之间存在巨大差异。股权与 c-bet 频率直接相关。

Truthfully, we are also considering SPR even in this simple example but start the habit of asking yourself how good your range equity is on each board.
说实话,即使在这个简单的例子中,我们也在考虑 SPR,但要养成一个习惯,问问自己在每个牌面上你的范围公平度有多好。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Equity represents the probability that you have to win the pot if every player in the hand would go all-in at that moment.
    权益代表了如果每个参与者都在那一刻全押,你赢得底池的概率。
  • Your range's equity has a significant influence on your c-betting strategy. Generally, the more equity you have, the more often you should bet. The lower your equity, the less often you should bet.
    您的牌局公平性对您的 c-bet 策略有重要影响。一般来说,您拥有的公平性越高,您就应该更频繁下注。您的公平性越低,您就应该更少下注。

Pillar 2: Polarization

Polarization describes who has the equity edge on the best of their distribution.
极化描述了谁在他们分配的最佳 上具有权益优势。
Let's imagine that you are in the Small Blind, and you are 3-betting against a Button raise. The Button calls and the flop comes 7 -5-4.
让我们想象一下,你在小盲位,对一个庄家的加注进行 3 次加注。庄家跟注,然后翻牌是 7-5-4。

Both the 3bettor and the caller have many different hands in their range and the distribution of those ranges can be seen in the following graph (Diagram 18).
3bettor 和 caller 在他们的范围中有许多不同的手牌,这些范围的分布可以在以下图表(图 18)中看到。
The red line represents the Button's range distribution and the gray line represents the Small Blind's range distribution. Both lines in this graph consist of "dots" that represent all the player's single hand combinations that make up their preflop range.
红线代表按钮的范围分布,灰线代表小盲注的范围分布。图中的两条线都由“点”组成,这些“点”代表所有玩家的单手组合,构成了他们的翻牌范围。

These dots are plotted into lines which represent the average equity both players' ranges have on this board.
这些点被绘制成线,代表着两位玩家在这个牌局上的平均资产范围。
The combinations that are on the top left section of the graph are the best hands that either player can have in their preflop range. The bottom right represents the worst hands that either player can have.
图表左上部分的组合是每个玩家在翻牌前范围内可能拥有的最佳手牌。右下方代表每个玩家可能拥有的最差手牌。
Diagram 18: Button Raise-call (red) Versus Small Blind 3-bet (Gray) Flop Equity Distribution on 7-5-4
图表 18:按钮加注(红色)对小盲位 3-bet(灰色)在 7-5-4 翻牌时的权益分布
The red dot in the graph represents the hand A for the Button.
图中的红点代表按钮的手 A
The Button raise-called this hand and has now hit a great flop with an inside straight draw as well as a pair and the nut flush draw. This hand has about 68% equity against the Small Blind's 3-betting range.
按钮加注了这手牌,现在有一个内部顺子牌和一对以及最大的同花牌。这手牌对小盲注的 3-bet 范围有大约 68%的股权。

This scenario can be expressed as, "This hand is doing very well against the opponent's preflop range."
这种情况可以表达为,“这只手在对手的翻牌范围下表现得非常出色。”
This specific hand or dot is quite far to the left on the graph, meaning that only about of the Button's range has a higher average equity against the opponent's range. Therefore, this hand is in the top of hands that the Button can have. There are a few even better hands but most hands are performing worse on this board. Understanding these equity distributions will give you an understanding of how strong you are within your range.
这个特定的手牌或点在图表的左侧相当远,这意味着只有大约 的按钮范围对手牌范围的平均资产更高。因此,这手牌位于按钮可能拥有的手牌中的前 。还有一些更好的手牌,但大多数手牌在这个牌局上表现更差。了解这些资产分布将让您了解您在范围内的实力。

If you hear someone express the opinion, "I am at the top of my range" in PLO, this is what they are talking about.
如果你听到有人在 PLO 中表达“我已经达到了我的极限”的观点,这就是他们在谈论的内容。
There are two ways to think about equities. In this situation, the Button (the red line) has equity, and the Small Blind (the grey line) has equity. The average equities of both ranges can be seen by looking at where each range's line intersects the value on the horizontal axis.
有两种思考股权的方式。在这种情况下,按钮(红线)有 股权,小盲(灰线)有 股权。通过查看每个范围线在水平轴上与 值相交的位置,可以看到两个范围的平均股权。
The other way to think about equity is in terms of the equity distribution profile. If you consider the top left section of the graph, you can see that the red line is above the gray line.
另一种思考股权的方式是从股权分配概况的角度来看。如果你考虑图表的左上部分,你会发现红线在灰线之上。

This means that in a 3-bet pot on this specific flop, the Button has very strong hands more often than the Small Blind. The strong hands that the Button has in their range are stronger than the strong hands that the Small Blind can have.
这意味着在这个特定的翻牌局中,庄家拥有非常强大的牌更频繁,而不是小盲注。庄家在他们的牌范围内拥有的强牌比小盲注可能拥有的强牌更强。
This is because the Button can have more sets, two pairs, combo draws, combo made hands and draws and straights. The Small Blind 3-bettor won't have as many of these hands in their preflop range.
这是因为按钮可以有更多的套牌、两对、连牌、组合牌和顺子。小盲位的 3-bettor 在翻牌前范围中不会有这么多这样的手牌。

On 7 7 - 5 -4ettor will have overall weaker hands, such as: an overpair plus flush draw, an overpair and two pairs, an overpair with a gutshot and a backdoor flush draw, and fewer flopped straights.
在 7 7 - 5 -4ettor 将拥有整体较弱的手牌,例如:一对以上加同花顺,一对以上和两对,一对以上加上直接击中牌和后门同花顺,以及更少的直接击中牌。

Those are usually the strongest hands that the 3bettor has and those hands are not as strong as the hands the Button can have. Therefore, the Button has an advantage here when it comes to equity distribution or polarization.
通常是 3bettor 拥有的最强大的手牌,这些手牌并不像庄家可能拥有的手牌那样强大。因此,在权益分配或极化方面,庄家在这里具有优势。
On this board texture the Small Blind has an equity advantage ( versus 48%). However, the Small Blind will rarely be betting the flop because, as we have already seen, the Button will have stronger hands in their equity distribution. You don't want to build a pot versus a stronger range.
在这个牌面纹理上,小盲有一个权益优势( 对 48%)。然而,小盲很少会在翻牌时下注,因为正如我们已经看到的,庄家在他们的权益分配中会有更强的手牌。你不想与更强的手牌范围建立一个底池。

It is not enough to think only about the equities and then to bet when you are an
仅仅考虑股票,然后在你是时候下注是不够的

equity favorite. When the distribution is against you, as it is here, then you must be much more careful with betting. The Button has the polarity advantage and the Small Blind should mostly check at an SPR of 4 .
股权最喜欢。当分配对你不利时,就像在这里一样,那么你在下注时必须更加小心。按钮具有极性优势,小盲应该在 SPR 为 4 时大多数情况下选择让牌。
If this were a 4 -bet pot and the SPR stood at 1 , then polarization would matter less and you would just pot it with most Aces on the flop hoping to deny the opponent their equity, as with the previously discussed 7-3-2 rainbow flop.
如果这是一个 4-bet 底池,SPR 为 1,那么极化就不那么重要了,你会在翻牌时用大多数 Aces 加注,希望剥夺对手的权益,就像之前讨论过的 7-3-2 彩虹翻牌一样。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Polarization describes who holds the equity advantage at the upper end of their distribution.
    极化描述了在其分布的上端谁拥有权益优势。
  • If you have a polarity advantage, your c-bet frequency increases. If your opponent has a polarity advantage, your c-betting frequency decreases.
    如果您具有极性优势,则您的 c-bet 频率会增加。如果您的对手具有极性优势,则您的 c-bet 频率会减少。

Pillar 3: Position

Introduction 介绍

If you are the last player to act postflop, then you are playing IP. Otherwise, you are OOP. If you are in a multiway pot, then there are also relative positions. You can be IP against one player but OOP against another player.
如果您是最后一个在翻牌后行动的玩家,那么您是 IP。否则,您是 OOP。如果您在一个多路锅中,那么也有相对位置。您可以对一个玩家是 IP,但对另一个玩家是 OOP。

In multiway pots, there is a big difference between facing a bet with a player behind you left to act and facing a bet and seeing what the other player does before you act.
在多路赌注中,面对一个后面还有玩家可以行动的赌注和面对一个赌注并看到其他玩家在你之前的行动之间有很大的区别。

Control 控制

Playing IP you have more control of the pot as you have the power to decide whether the next card is shown or if you want to put in the last bet.
在玩 IP 时,您对锅有更多的控制权,因为您有权决定下一张牌是否显示,或者您是否想下最后一注。

For example, if your opponent bets into you on the flop, you can call and force a turn card, or you can fold and there will be no turn card. You can also raise and decide to play a bigger pot.
例如,如果对手在翻牌圈时下注,你可以跟注并迫使出一张转牌,或者你可以弃牌,那么就不会有转牌。你也可以加注并决定玩一个更大的底池。

If your opponent checks to you, you can see a guaranteed free turn card or you can bet and re-open the betting.
如果对手向你检查,你可以看到一个保证的免费翻牌,或者你可以下注并重新开启下注。
The additional options you have at your disposal when you are IP generate a higher EV for you. There is a direct positive correlation between your position and your EV. We call this positional advantage (or positional disadvantage if you are out of position).
当您处于 IP 时,您可以选择的额外选项会为您带来更高的 EV。您的位置与您的 EV 之间存在直接的正相关性。我们称之为位置优势(如果您处于劣势位置,则称之为位置劣势)。

The deeper the stack sizes are, the bigger your positional (dis)advantage will be because when the stack sizes are very deep it is harder to get all the money in on the flop or the turn.
堆栈大小越深,您的位置(不)优势就越大,因为当堆栈大小非常深时,在翻牌或转牌时很难把所有筹码都下进去。

Therefore, more streets will be played and this gives the IP player more options to maximize their positional advantage.
因此,将会有更多的街道被利用,这将为 IP 玩家提供更多选择,以最大化他们的位置优势。

In Position 在位置

In general, the IP player benefits from a multi-street game. Many boards in PLO are tough to handle for the OOP player because there can be a lot of texture shifts from flop to turn to river. That means the nuts can change very often.
通常情况下,IP 玩家受益于多街游戏。 在 PLO 中,许多牌局对 OOP 玩家来说很难处理,因为从翻牌到转牌再到河牌可能会有很多纹理变化。 这意味着最大的牌很可能会经常变化。
The OOP player has to react first to these changes without knowing what their opponent will do. For the IP player, playing multiple streets gives a
OOP 玩家必须首先对这些变化做出反应,而不知道对手会做什么。对于 IP 玩家来说,打多条街道是一种。

more significant advantage because they will get more opportunities to profit from this informational advantage, allowing them to make thinner value bets or effective bluffs.
更显著的优势,因为他们将有更多机会从这种信息优势中获利,使他们能够进行更小的价值下注或有效的虚张声势。

The IP player also tends to benefit from keeping the OOP player from ending the hand before the river by getting all the money into the pot.
IP 玩家还倾向于通过将所有的钱投入底池来阻止 OOP 玩家在河牌之前结束手牌,从而受益。
For those reasons, the IP player usually prefers smaller bet sizings than the OOP player. Betting small means that the OOP player is going to continue more often (with a weaker range) and at a higher SPR.
由于这些原因,IP 玩家通常更喜欢比 OOP 玩家更小的下注尺寸。小赌注意味着 OOP 玩家更经常会继续(使用较弱的范围)并且 SPR 更高。

This allows the IP player to leverage their positional advantage across multiple streets.
这使 IP 玩家能够利用他们在多条街道上的位置优势。

Out of Position 位置不当

The OOP player doesn't have the option to force a free card and therefore has a less polarized strategy. The OOP player bets less often and generally opts for a bigger sizing.
OOP 玩家没有强制要求获得免费牌的选项,因此策略较少极化。 OOP 玩家下注较少,通常选择更大的筹码规模。
The OOP player is a lot less enthusiastic about playing three streets, especially on wet boards. Since they are at a significant disadvantage, they are more interested in ending the hand as fast as possible.
OOP 玩家对玩三条街的热情要少得多,尤其是在湿润的牌桌上。由于他们处于明显的劣势,他们更感兴趣尽快结束手牌。

Remember in the preflop section that you generally 4-bet wider facing a 3-bet when OOP compared to IP.
记住在翻牌前的部分,通常在 OOP 时,与 IP 相比,你会更广泛地 4-bet。
In order to end the pot earlier postflop, the OOP player uses big bet sizings more often compared to the IP player. With bigger bets, the OOP player maximizes fold equity and lowers the SPR for future streets.
为了在翻牌后尽早结束局面,OOP 玩家与 IP 玩家相比更经常使用大注码。通过更大的注码,OOP 玩家最大化了弃牌权益,并降低了未来街道的 SPR。

Given the bigger bet sizing used, most medium strength hands are not bet when OOP, unless the SPR is low and consequently position matters less.
鉴于使用更大的下注尺寸,大多数中等牌力的手牌在 OOP 时不会下注,除非 SPR 较低,因此位置影响较小。
In high SPR scenarios, you should bet less frequently OOP than IP. This means that when OOP, you will check more and therefore you need to protect your checking range by including more medium-strong and strong hands.
在高 SPR 场景中,你在 OOP 时应该比 IP 更少下注。这意味着当 OOP 时,你会更多地选择让牌,因此你需要通过包含更多中等强度和强势手牌来保护你的让牌范围。
The reason why you are checking more OOP is that you are often at a disadvantage. The disadvantage can be due to equity, polarization, position, SPR, or a combination of these factors. What you need to know is that when you do a lot of checking, you have to protect that range.
你检查更多 OOP 的原因是你经常处于不利地位。这种不利可能是由于资产、极化、位置、SPR 或这些因素的组合。你需要知道的是,当你进行大量检查时,你必须保护那个范围。

If you don't do a lot of checking it is not as important to balance that part of your range.
如果您不经常检查,平衡您的范围的这一部分就不那么重要。
The OOP player also has a special weapon which helps, this being the check-raise. Check-raising allows the OOP player to either end the hand at once or significantly lower the SPR for future streets.
OOP 玩家还有一种特殊武器,可以帮助他们,那就是加注。加注可以让 OOP 玩家要么立即结束手牌,要么显著降低未来街道的 SPR。

Check-raising against a non-polarized IP c-betting strategy is very effective because you start denying your opponent their pot equity. The IP player must consider the threat of the
对非极化 IP c-betting 策略进行反抗是非常有效的,因为你开始剥夺对手的底池权益。IP 玩家必须考虑威胁。

check-raise when constructing a c-betting strategy.
构建 c-betting 策略时进行 check-raise。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

Position equals control.
位置等于控制。
  • The IP player benefits from playing multiple streets at high SPR.
    IP 玩家受益于在高 SPR 下玩多条街。
  • The OOP player has to play a more polarized strategy, as they are at a positional disadvantage and therefore have to be very picky when choosing hands they want to build a big pot with.
    OOP 玩家必须采取更极端的策略,因为他们处于位置劣势,因此在选择想要与之建立大底池的手牌时必须非常挑剔。
  • OOP, you do less betting than IP which means that you have to protect your checking range more.
    OOP,你下注比 IP 少,这意味着你必须更多地保护你的查牌范围。

Pillar 4: Stack to Pot Ratio (SPR)

Introduction 介绍

At the beginning of the book, we discussed the concept of the stack-to-pot ratio. In this chapter we go into more detail on how to use SPR to your advantage in order to make better postflop decisions.
在书的开头,我们讨论了筹码堆与底池比的概念。在本章中,我们将更详细地讨论如何利用 SPR 来优势地做出更好的后翻决策。
First of all, let's repeat some important numbers. When the SPR is 1 , such as if there is in the pot, you have a stack of and your opponent moves all-in, you are getting 2-to-1 pot odds on a call and need at least equity to stack off. If the SPR is 0.5 , you would be getting 3-to-1 on your money and need equity to be able to stack off profitably. When the is SPR is 4 , you need equity to stack off, assuming you have no fold equity. These are the basic equity and stack-off calculations that are routinely used in 3-bet or 4-bet pots.
首先,让我们重复一些重要的数字。当 SPR 为 1 时,例如如果锅里有 ,你有 的筹码,对手全推,你在跟注时得到 2 比 1 的赔率,并且至少需要 的股权才能全推。如果 SPR 为 0.5,你将得到 3 比 1 的赔率,并且需要 的股权才能有利可图地全推。当 SPR 为 4 时,假设你没有折叠股权,你需要 的股权才能全推。这些是在 3-bet 或 4-bet 锅中常用的基本股权和全推计算。
Let's examine this idea in more depth. When the SPR decreases, polarity and positional advantages or disadvantages have less of an impact on your postflop strategy. Imagine the SPR is 0.1 (an extreme situation), meaning you have a stack and the pot is . In this scenario, it doesn't matter which player has more top sets, straights, flushes, or other strong hands in their range. It also doesn't matter who is playing IP or OOP. All that matters is if the players have enough equity to call given the pot odds.
让我们更深入地审视这个想法。当 SPR 减少时,极性和位置优势或劣势对你的后翻策略影响较小。想象一下 SPR 是 0.1(一个极端情况),意味着你有 筹码,奖池是 。在这种情况下,不管哪个玩家拥有更多的顶部套牌、顺子、同花或其他强牌在他们的范围内,都无关紧要。谁在 IP 或 OOP 玩也无关紧要。重要的是玩家是否有足够的资产来跟注给定的底池赔率。

However, if instead you are playing a single-raised pot with an SPR of 15, then which player has a polarity and positional advantage matters a lot.
然而,如果您在一个 SPR 为 15 的单次加注池中玩游戏,那么哪个玩家具有极性和位置优势就非常重要。
If your range has more top sets and strong combo draws than your opponent, you will be able to leverage your advantage and gain more EV.
如果您的范围比对手拥有更多的顶部牌组和强大的连牌组合,您将能够利用您的优势并获得更多的预期价值。

Similarly, being IP has a greater impact when the SPR is higher because you can leverage your informational and strategic options across multiple streets. Let's consider a theoretical example.
同样,当 SPR 更高时,作为 IP 会产生更大的影响,因为您可以利用您的信息和战略选择在多条街道上。让我们考虑一个理论例子。
You open from EP, the player in the Cutoff calls and all the other players fold. The flop is . This is a very interesting board because the Cutoff caller will have a lot of Kings in their preflop range. Most Kings are calling and not 3-betting from the Cutoff versus an EP.
您从 EP 位置开牌,Cutoff 位置的玩家跟注,其他所有玩家弃牌。翻牌是 。这是一个非常有趣的牌面,因为 Cutoff 位置的跟注者在他们的起手范围中会有很多国王。大多数国王在 Cutoff 位置不会 3-bet,而是选择跟注。

The Cutoff will also have a tight enough calling range that is should interact strongly with the King and Jack in multiple ways.
截断也将有一个足够紧密的呼叫范围,应该在多种方式上与国王和杰克强烈互动。
Let's assume the SPR is approximately 10, meaning you are playing with deep stacks and your positional disadvantage is considerable. Consequently, you should only be c-betting about of the time when OOP. If we consider the same raising and calling ranges, but instead had an SPR of 4, then about of your hands should be c-bet.
假设 SPR 大约为 10,意味着您正在使用深堆叠进行游戏,而且您的位置劣势相当大。因此,当 OOP 时,您应该只有大约 的时间进行 c-bet。如果我们考虑相同的加注和跟注范围,但 SPR 为 4,则大约 的手牌应该进行 c-bet。
The figure of still might not seem very high but it is already as much as with the SPR being at 10, as before. When the SPR is 2, you should c-bet of the time and when the SPR is 1 , you should c-bet . See the graph below (Diagram 19).
的数字可能看起来还不算很高,但已经是 SPR 为 10 时的 倍了。当 SPR 为 2 时,你应该进行 的 c-bet,而当 SPR 为 1 时,你应该进行 的 c-bet。请参见下方的图表(图 19)。
Diagram 19 图表 19
SPR Impact on EP's Versus Cutoff C-betting Frequency on K-J -6
SPR 对 EP 的影响与 K-J-6 上的 Cutoff C-betting 频率
This demonstrates the importance of the SPR on your c-betting strategy. This change occurs due to the decrease in the positional and polarity disadvantages for the OOP player. Equity becomes the driving force for strategy at low SPRs.
这表明了 SPR 对你的 c-betting 策略的重要性。这种变化是由于 OOP 玩家在位置和极性劣势减少而发生的。在低 SPR 时,资产价值成为战略的驱动力。
When you consider the Four Pillars of Postflop Analysis: equity, polarity, position, and stack-to-pot ratio, you can see that SPR has a considerable
当您考虑后翻牌分析的四大支柱:资产、极性、位置和筹码与底池比率时,您会发现 SPR 具有相当大的影响

impact on all three other pillars.
对其他三个支柱的影响。
When the SPR is low, equity becomes more important. When the SPR gets higher, polarity and position become more important.
当 SPR 低时,股权变得更加重要。当 SPR 变得更高时,极性和位置变得更加重要。

Postflop Concepts 后翻概念

C-betting Fundamentals

Polarized Versus Merged

In the same way that your preflop strategy and ranges start to shape your strategy on the flop, your flop strategy determines how your ranges are setup on later streets. Making serious mistakes early in the hand will have severe effects on your strategy on later streets.
与您的起手策略和范围开始塑造翻牌策略的方式相同,您的翻牌策略决定了后续街道上的范围设置方式。在手牌早期犯严重错误将严重影响您在后续街道上的策略。
Let's imagine you are on the Button versus the Big Blind in a single-raised pot. The flop is A - 5 , the Big Blind checks and you check back. The turn brings ( )-6 and your opponent pots into you.
让我们想象一下,你在一个单次加注的底池中与大盲对决。翻牌是 A - 5,大盲盲注,你选择跟注。转牌是 ( )-6,对手对你进行全压。
An appropriate turn continuing frequency for the Button would be to continue between and of the time, which is why you need to have a balanced and well-constructed check back strategy on the flop. If, like most small stakes players you don't, then you will end up folding here more like of the time. This makes it easy for the Big Blind to exploit you, as your check back range is unprotected. However, once you have reached the turn, you can't suddenly readjust your flop strategy; the mistake has already been made.
按钮的适当转续频率应该在 之间,这就是为什么你需要在翻牌圈拥有一个平衡和良好构建的回让策略。如果像大多数小注玩家一样,你没有这样做,那么你最终会在这里放弃,就像 的时间一样。这让大盲很容易利用你,因为你的回让范围没有保护。然而,一旦你到了转牌,你就不能突然调整你的翻牌策略;错误已经犯了。

If you choose the wrong hands with which to bet or check on the flop, you will find yourself in trouble on many turns and rivers because you haven't set up your ranges correctly.
如果您选择了错误的手牌来下注或看翻牌,您会发现自己在很多转牌和河牌上陷入麻烦,因为您没有正确设置您的范围。
First, you have to understand what type of c-bet strategies are available and how to use them. There are actually two main c-betting strategies; polarized and merged. After reading the following material, you will know exactly how to combine both strategies effectively.
首先,您必须了解有哪些类型的 c-bet 策略可供选择以及如何使用它们。实际上有两种主要的 c-bet 策略;极化和合并。阅读以下材料后,您将准确地了解如何有效地结合这两种策略。

A Polarized C-betting Strategy
一个极化的 C-betting 策略

Imagine that on the flop, you decide to bet all your strong hands, all your medium strength hands and check with your weak hands. Now pause and think about what this will signal to your opponents when you check.
想象一下,在翻牌阶段,你决定把所有强牌、中等牌下注,而弱牌则选择让牌。现在停下来想一想,当你选择让牌时,这会向你的对手传达什么信号。
Exactly. It means that if you check, you have a weak hand. Your opponents will have an easy time exploiting you by putting a lot of pressure on your check-back range.
确切地说。这意味着如果你选择看牌,你手牌较弱。你的对手将很容易利用这一点,通过对你的看牌范围施加很大的压力。

If you play this strategy and check, your opponent can bet and take down the pot without any risk since your checking range includes only weak hands. If your check back range on the flop is weak, it means that you often can't continue against a bet on the turn.
如果您采用这种策略并进行检查,您的对手可以下注并拿下赌池,而不会有任何风险,因为您的检查范围仅包括弱手。如果您在翻牌时的检查范围较弱,这意味着您经常无法继续对抗转牌上的下注。

This will give your opponents a good opportunity to bet as a bluff whenever you check back.
这将为你的对手提供一个很好的机会,当你选择让步时,他们可以做出虚张声势的赌注。
To protect your check back range, you need to include hands in your checking range that can continue versus a turn bet. The balancing act here is to define which hands are good enough to check back while not giving up too much value with hands that prefer to bet.
为了保护您的查看范围,您需要在您的查看范围中包括可以继续对抗转牌下注的手牌。这里的平衡是定义哪些手牌足够好以查看回来,同时不要放弃太多价值,而是用更喜欢下注的手牌。

By playing a polarized c-betting strategy, you can accomplish this goal. You bet the strongest hands in your range, as checking them would sacrifice too much value, and you check-back medium strength hands to protect your check-back range.
通过采用极端的 c-betting 策略,您可以实现这个目标。您下注您手牌范围中最强的手牌,因为不下注会牺牲太多价值,而您会选择不下注中等强度的手牌,以保护您的不下注范围。
Polarized c-betting ranges are built around the highest equity made hands and draws and the hands with the best blockers and future blockers. You bet hands that are very strong and have potential to make the nuts on the turn or the river.
极化的 c-betting 范围是围绕着最高权益的成手和牌型以及具有最佳阻挡牌和未来阻挡牌的手构建的。你下注那些非常强大并有潜力在转牌或河牌上成为最佳牌的手。

You also bet hands that have very little equity but have some powerful blockers. This can be described as a very selective betting strategy. You are not betting just random hands, you are betting very selectively.
您还可以下注那些几乎没有股权但有一些强大阻挡器的手牌。这可以被描述为一种非常选择性的下注策略。您不是随机下注手牌,而是非常有选择性地下注。
This means that once you do c-bet the flop, you can barrel on multiple different turns and rivers. This makes it harder for your opponents to play against you because they know that they are going to have to invest a lot of money to get to showdown.
这意味着一旦你在翻牌时进行了 c-bet,你可以在多个不同的转牌和河牌上继续压注。这让你的对手更难以对抗你,因为他们知道他们将不得不投入大量资金才能到达摊牌。
By firing multiple barrels, you are maximizing the fold equity you have when you are bluffing, and you are also extracting as much value as possible in the cases where you are value betting.
通过连续下注,您在虚张声势时最大化了折叠权益,并在价值下注的情况下尽可能多地提取价值。

This strategy puts your opponents in very tough spots when they have bluff-catchers and medium strength hands. By using a polarized c-betting strategy, you protect your check back range.
这种策略让你的对手在持有虚张声势和中等牌力时处于非常困难的境地。通过使用极化的 c-betting 策略,你保护了你的让牌范围。

You are checking back with most medium strength hands, meaning you can call on a lot of different turn cards. Don't worry if you are unfamiliar with the concept of blockers as we will cover this concept in the next chapter. Across
您正在回顾大多数中等强度的手牌,这意味着您可以在许多不同的转牌上跟注。如果您对阻挡牌的概念不熟悉,不要担心,我们将在下一章中介绍这个概念。跨越

all possible boards, the overall c-bet frequency for a polarized strategy will be around IP and OOP.
所有可能的牌中,极化策略的整体 c-bet 频率将在 IP 和 OOP 左右。

A Merged C-betting Strategy
合并的 C-betting 策略

A merged c-betting strategy means you are betting many more medium strength hands instead of checking them. Merged c-betting strategies are built around equity and more medium strength made hands and draws are bet.
合并的 c-betting 策略意味着您下注许多中等强度的手牌,而不是选择让牌。合并的 c-betting 策略是围绕资产和更多中等强度的成牌和抽牌而建立的。

You care more about having decent equity rather than making the nuts.
您更关心拥有体面的股权,而不是赚大钱。
You bet hands that are not as nutted as when you use a polar betting strategy, which also means that you are not as aggressive in terms of betting with bluffs and blockers. By using a merged strategy, your check back range is weak and unprotected.
你打赌的手牌不像使用极性投注策略时那样坚固,这也意味着你在用虚张声势和阻挡牌进行下注时不那么激进。通过使用合并策略,你的让牌范围较弱且没有保护。

All your decent hands go into your betting range and, therefore, it is much more challenging to have reasonable hands on turns when you do check back, leaving you open to exploitation on the turn.
所有你的体面手牌都进入你的下注范围,因此,当你选择不下注时,转牌时拥有合理手牌变得更具挑战性,让你在转牌时容易被利用。
Your flop c-betting range doesn't include as many hands that benefit from barreling across multiple streets. Many medium strength hands that you bet on the flop don't have enough equity to bet the turn or river.
你的翻牌范围中并不包括很多受益于在多条街上继续下注的手牌。你在翻牌时下注的许多中等强度手牌并没有足够的资产来在转牌或河牌上下注。

Therefore you are often going to check back on the turn and river after your c-bet on the flop gets called. This means that it will be harder for you to make effective bluffs and thin value river bets.
因此,当你在翻牌后被跟注时,你经常会在转牌和河牌上进行回顾。这意味着你将更难有效地进行虚张声势和薄值河注。
A further implication of c-betting with medium strength hands is that you are going to be more vulnerable against a check-raise. A lot of your medium strength hands won't be able to continue against aggression and won't want to play a big pot.
中等牌力量进行 c-bet 的另一个含义是,你将更容易受到对手的 check-raise 攻击。很多中等牌力量的手牌无法继续对抗对手的进攻,也不愿意参与大注战。

Conclusion 结论

Polarization is a concept used to describe the design of a range. Sometimes it is better to play a more polarized strategy and sometimes it is better to be more merged.
极化是一个用来描述范围设计的概念。有时候更好的策略是采取更极化的方式,有时候更好的策略是更融合。
When you are IP at a high SPR, you should lean more towards a polarized strategy. This will help you maximize your positional advantage because you can extract more chips with value hands and you can make more effective bluffs while keeping your checking range protected.
当您在高 SPR 时,应更倾向于极化策略。这将有助于最大化您的位置优势,因为您可以用有价值的手牌提取更多筹码,并且在保护您的检查范围的同时可以进行更有效的虚张声势。
When the SPR is lower, playing a more merged c-betting strategy makes more sense.
当 SPR 较低时,采用更多合并的 c-betting 策略更有意义。
In these situations, equity is more important. In some cases where you
在这些情况下,公平更为重要。在一些情况下,您

have a substantial range equity advantage, you will want to bet your entire range.
具有实质性的股权优势,您会想要把您的整个范围押上。

Using a merged c-betting strategy in these situations makes sense because you want to push hands that have an equity advantage and you want to play as few streets as possible with those hands, especially if you are OOP.
在这些情况下使用合并的 c-betting 策略是有道理的,因为你想推动那些具有股权优势的手牌,并且你想尽可能少地与这些手牌玩街道,特别是如果你是 OOP。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • In most situations you want to use a polarized c-betting range to maximize the fold equity that you have with your bluffs and to win as many chips as possible when you have a strong hand.
    在大多数情况下,您希望使用极化的 c-betting 范围,以最大化您用于虚张声势的折叠权益,并在您手牌强劲时赢得尽可能多的筹码。
  • Using a polarized strategy keeps your checking range protected.
    使用极化策略可以保护您的检查范围。
  • A merged c-betting strategy is more focused on equity. Medium strength hands are betting more often to push your equity advantage.
    合并的 c-betting 策略更注重公平性。中等强度的手牌更经常下注,以增加你的公平优势。
  • At low SPRs, when equity drives the action, you often want to use a more merged c-betting strategy.
    在低 SPR 时,当股权驱动行动时,您通常希望使用更合并的 c-betting 策略。
  • You can massively exploit players who bet too many medium strength hands by attacking them aggressively if they check.
    您可以通过积极进攻那些检查时下注过多中等牌力手的玩家来大规模利用他们。

Protecting Your Checking Range

Let's say that you find yourself in a situation where you are checking with of your range and betting with the other . In this case you need to make sure that you protect your checking range by including some strong hands. If you don't, players will know that whenever you check, you have a weak hand and they can start to bluff you very profitably in this situation.
假设你发现自己处于这样一种情况:你用你的范围中的 进行检查,并用其他 进行下注。在这种情况下,你需要确保通过包含一些强手来保护你的检查范围。如果不这样做,玩家们会知道每当你检查时,你手牌较弱,他们可以开始在这种情况下非常有利地对你进行虚张声势。
Whenever you are c-betting often, it means that you are checking with a very low frequency. This means you don't have to worry much about keeping your checking range protected. If you are betting with a very high frequency, say , you are checking so infrequently that you can't be exploited. Even though your play is unbalanced and can leave your checking range vulnerable, the fact that this only occurs of the time means that, in the grand scheme of things, it's not very relevant.
无论何时你经常进行 c-bet,这意味着你以非常低的频率进行检查。这意味着你不必太担心保护你的检查范围。如果你以非常高的频率下注,比如 ,你检查的频率如此之低,以至于无法被利用。即使你的玩法不平衡,可能会使你的检查范围容易受到攻击,但这种情况只发生 的时间,这意味着在整体方案中,这并不是很重要。
When your equity is low you should be c-betting much less frequently. Consequently, it is then important to include strong hands in your checking range. In a situation where you are betting less often you need to pay more attention to balancing the checking range.
当您的股权较低时,您应该更少地进行 c-bet。因此,重要的是在您的检查范围中包含强手。在您下注较少的情况下,您需要更多地注意平衡检查范围。
Think back to the J-10-9 flop, where you were supposed to bet only
回想一下 J-10-9 翻牌,你应该只下注

of the time after 4-betting from the Cutoff versus the Button's 3-bet. You will flop a reasonably good hand such as an overpair with a flush draw, a strong combo draw, the nut straight or a set, way more often than just of the time.
在从 Cutoff 进行 4-bet 对决 Button 的 3-bet 之后 的时间。你会在翻牌时更有可能获得一个相当不错的牌型,比如带同花顺的高对、强大的组合牌、最大的顺子或者一个三张,远远超过 的时间。
But you don't want to just bet with all those strong hands because, on this board, you will also have a lot of hands that should be checking. You want to protect and balance your checking range.
但是你不想只是跟所有那些强手下注,因为在这个牌局上,你也会有很多应该选择让牌的手牌。你想要保护和平衡你的让牌范围。

Therefore, you have to put in some of those strong hands into your checking range because your overall range is vulnerable.
因此,您必须在您的检查范围中加入一些强劲的手,因为您的整体范围是脆弱的。
  • In every situation, you should think about how often you are checking and whether you need to keep your checking range protected.
    在每种情况下,您都应考虑您检查的频率以及是否需要保护您的检查范围。
  • If you bet often, you automatically check less. If your checking range is very small, you don't have to pay much attention to balancing it.
    如果你经常下注,你自动检查的次数就会减少。如果你的检查范围非常小,你就不必太在意平衡它。
  • If you start to check more, you should add some strong hands to your checking range to protect yourself from getting exploited.
    如果你开始检查更多,你应该在检查范围内加入一些强有力的手来保护自己,以免被利用。

Blockers and Bluffing 阻挡和虚张声势

Introduction 介绍

Blockers and card removal are fundamental concepts in PLO.
阻挡和卡牌移除是 PLO 中的基本概念。

However, these concepts are much more subtle than many people realize and, in the following material, we are going to discuss these nuances and the influence of each of the cards that you are holding in postflop situations. Let's start with the basics.
然而,这些概念比许多人意识到的要微妙得多,在接下来的材料中,我们将讨论这些细微差别以及你在后翻局面中持有的每张牌的影响。让我们从基础知识开始。

What are Blockers? 什么是阻碍因素?

A blocker is a card that "blocks" certain hands that your opponent could have. The most well-known example in PLO is the having the nut flush blocker. For example, if the flop is K-Q-6 and you are holding A-10 , then you are holding the nut flush blocker. Your opponent can't have the nuts since you are blocking all the Ace-high flush combinations.
阻挡器是一张“阻挡”对手可能拥有的某些手牌的牌。在 PLO 中最著名的例子是拥有最大同花阻挡器。例如,如果翻牌是 K-Q-6,而你手中有 A-10,则你手中有最大同花阻挡器。由于你阻挡了所有 A 高同花组合,因此对手无法拥有最大牌。
A second type of blocker that frequently occurs is called the "future blocker". Let's say that the flop is and you are holding Ka-6-6. In this situation, you are holding a future nut flush blocker with the ». Currently you are not blocking any made hands with this card but if a non-pairing diamond rolls off on the turn or on the river, then you are blocking your opponent from having the nuts. Also, if a 2, 4 or 7 rolls off you would be blocking some nut straights with your sixes.
第二种经常出现的封堵器被称为“未来封堵器”。假设翻牌是 ,你手里有 K-6-6。在这种情况下,你手里有一个未来的最大同花封堵器,带有 » 。目前,你没有用这张牌封堵任何已成牌的手牌,但如果在转牌或河牌上出现非配对的方块牌,那么你就会封堵对手的最大牌。此外,如果出现 2、4 或 7,你将用你的六封堵一些最大顺子。

As we will see later, not all blockers are created equal. For example, the straight blockers are not as valuable because you will not actually have the 6-4 combo that often in many of your preflop ranges.
正如我们将在后面看到的那样,不是所有的阻挡器都是一样的。例如,直阻挡器并不那么有价值,因为在你的起手范围中,你实际上并不经常会有 6-4 组合。
The final type of blocker are "reverse blockers". Reverse blockers describe card combinations that make it more likely your opponent is holding a certain hand or hit a specific board. For example, if the flop is A - and you hold none of the pairs, no Jack or ten and no flush cards in your hand, it automatically becomes more likely that your opponent has one or more of those cards and that he has hit the board.
最后一种封堵者是“反向封堵者”。反向封堵者描述的是牌组合,使得你的对手更有可能持有某种手牌或者命中特定的牌面。例如,如果翻牌是 A - ,而你手中没有对子,也没有 J 或 10,也没有同花牌,那么你的对手更有可能持有其中一张或多张牌,并且他已经命中了牌面。

How to Think About Blockers
如何思考阻碍物

The right way to approach the concept of blockers is to assume that every card in your hand matters and is either a blocker, a future blocker, a reverse blocker or has removal effects.
正确处理封锁者概念的方法是假设你手中的每张牌都很重要,要么是封锁者,要么是未来的封锁者,要么是反封锁者,要么具有除去效果。

The challenge is to evaluate correctly the removal effect, based on the context of the situation.
挑战在于根据情况的背景正确评估去除效果。
The value of the blockers you are holding differs for any given situation. Therefore, you should ask yourself questions such as, "how important is it to have a gutshot blocker in this spot?" or "how important is it to have the nut flush blocker in this situation?”
你手中持有的阻挡牌的价值在任何情况下都不同。因此,你应该问自己诸如,“在这种情况下拥有一个中间顺子阻挡牌有多重要?”或者“在这种情况下拥有最大同花阻挡牌有多重要?”
In many instances, players misunderstand and oversimplify the concept and usage of blockers, leading to them bluffing with the wrong blockers in the wrong situations.
在许多情况下,玩家误解并过于简化挡牌的概念和用法,导致他们在错误的情况下用错误的挡牌来虚张声势。

Bluffing 虚张声势

When you choose to bluff, you should be following the same thought processes as when making other decisions. You are comparing the EV of different options and considering if bluffing is the highest EV play.
当你选择虚张声势时,你应该遵循与做出其他决定时相同的思维过程。你正在比较不同选项的预期价值,并考虑虚张声势是否是最高预期价值的策略。
For example, you are on the river in a heads-up pot and your opponent checks. You hold a hand that can't win at showdown, so the EV of checking back would be zero.
例如,您在一场对决中处于河边,对手选择了让牌。您手中的牌在摊牌时无法赢得比赛,因此选择让牌的预期价值为零。

With some hands, you might be able to increase that EV if you decide to bluff and make your opponent fold some percent of the time.
有些情况下,如果你决定虚张声势,让对手有一定概率弃牌,你可能会增加预期价值。
When it comes to bluffing you will see people make a wide variety of different mistakes. However, the most common one by far, is an emotional one. Bluffing, as with all poker decisions, is essentially a mathematical idea. You are risking amount of money to win amount of money in the middle. To be profitable, your bluff must work a certain percentage of the time. That's all there is to it.
说到虚张声势,你会看到人们犯各种各样的错误。然而,到目前为止最常见的错误是情绪化的错误。虚张声势,就像所有扑克决策一样,本质上是一个数学概念。你在冒着 金额的风险来赢得中间的 金额。为了盈利,你的虚张声势必须在一定的时间内起作用。就是这样。
However, the problem is that the human brain does not perform well in understanding low-frequency events. For example, making a bet that must work of the time to be means that you can get called by a better hand of the time and still break even. When you are losing, it always feels like as if you are making a mistake because you could have lost less by checking instead of bluffing. This feels bad and, much of the time, you might believe that you misplayed the situation.
然而,问题在于人类大脑在理解低频事件方面表现不佳。例如,下注必须成功 次才能 ,这意味着你可能会被更好的手牌 次叫牌,但仍然保持平衡。当你输掉时,总觉得自己犯了错误,因为你本可以通过检牌而不是虚张声势来减少损失。这种感觉很糟糕,很多时候你可能会认为自己在处理情况时出错了。

It is important to remember that is not necessarily the case. It is important to bluff and it's important to understand that your bluffs can still be profitable, even if they lose more often than they win.
重要的是要记住这并不一定是事实。重要的是要虚张声势,并且要明白,即使你的虚张声势输的次数比赢的次数多,它们仍然可以是有利可图的。
The challenge is to bluff at the right frequency. It is easy to bluff too little
挑战在于以正确的频率虚张声势。虚张声势太少很容易。

or too much. The immediate effect of not bluffing enough or bluffing too much is that you become unbalanced and, whenever you are unbalanced, your opponent can exploit you.
或者太少。不够虚张声势或者虚张声势过多的直接影响是你变得失衡,一旦你失衡,对手就可以利用你。
Your opponents don't have to be great players to exploit you. They might do so naturally. In the past, I have made some massive folds because I recognized that in the games in which I was playing, most players were generally under-bluffing the river.
你的对手不必是优秀的玩家才能利用你。他们可能会自然而然地这样做。过去,我曾因为意识到在我玩的游戏中,大多数玩家通常在河牌时低估了手牌而做出一些巨大的弃牌。

For that reason, I could allow myself to make some very exploitative adjustments and fold some very big hands. Your opponents may already be under-bluffing the river.
因此,我可以允许自己做一些非常剥削性的调整,并放弃一些非常大的手牌。你的对手可能已经在河牌时过少地虚张声势。

By following the population tendency, which is also to bluff not often enough on the river, you are actually helping those players to exploit you.
通过遵循人口趋势,即在河流上不经常虚张声势,实际上是在帮助那些玩家利用你。
They are exploiting you naturally because their experience has told them that most players are under-bluffing, so they should be over-folding. If they don't, they are going to lose too often.
他们自然地在剥削你,因为他们的经验告诉他们,大多数玩家都在低估牌力,所以他们应该过度弃牌。如果他们不这样做,他们会输得太频繁。

You can take advantage of that by bluffing more or, at least, by bluffing at the correct frequency, which is still way more than most players are.
你可以利用这一点更多地虚张声势,或者至少以正确的频率虚张声势,这仍然比大多数玩家要多得多。

Why Players Under-bluff The River
为什么玩家在河牌时不敢吹牛

Many players are not bluffing enough on the river and the reason why can be found in how the previous streets are played, specifically the flop.
许多玩家在河牌时没有足够的虚张声势,原因可以在之前的街道上的打法中找到,特别是翻牌圈。
On the flop, you need to make sure your c-betting range includes enough hands that are very likely to be weak on the river or have good enough blockers that you can bluff at a balanced frequency.
在翻牌圈,您需要确保您的 c-bet 范围包括足够多的手牌,这些手牌在河牌时很可能很弱,或者有足够好的阻挡牌,以便您可以以平衡的频率进行虚张声势。
What you will very often see people doing is (incorrectly) betting too many marginal, or medium strength hands on the flop while also giving up too often with very weak hands.
很多时候你会看到人们经常会(错误地)在翻牌圈下注太多边缘手牌或中等强度手牌,同时又经常放弃非常弱的手牌。

That creates an immediate lack of balance that will permeate the whole hand from the flop on to the turn and then the river. Consequently, players reach the river with a very value heavy range and they can no longer choose enough bluffs to obtain the right frequency.
这会立即造成一个失衡,会贯穿整个手牌,从翻牌到转牌再到河牌。因此,玩家在河牌时会带着一个非常价值密集的范围,他们无法选择足够的虚张来达到正确的频率。

In order not to fall into this trap it is important to develop a much more methodological approach.
为了不陷入这个陷阱,重要的是要发展一种更加方法论的方法。
When it comes to studying preflop, many players do indeed use a very methodological approach. They work with charts and other tools and have a precise understanding of what hands to be calling and 3-betting.
谈到研究翻牌时,许多玩家确实采用非常系统化的方法。他们使用图表和其他工具,对应该跟注和三倍加注的手牌有着精确的理解。

However, once the play moves beyond the flop they find themselves on streets with
然而,一旦戏剧超越了失败,他们发现自己置身于街头

which they are less familiar and no longer have a clear structure for their play.
他们对这些不太熟悉,也不再有明确的结构来玩耍。
Furthermore, as the complexity of the game increases, they often start playing emotionally instead of methodically.
此外,随着游戏的复杂性增加,他们经常开始情绪化地玩游戏,而不是系统地玩。

They are failing to understand the important concepts that apply to playing the river, and it's tough to play the river well if you are messing up your flop strategy in the first place.
他们未能理解适用于打河牌的重要概念,如果一开始就搞砸了翻牌策略,那么要打好河牌就很困难。

When to Bluff?

There are three main factors to determine if you should turn your hand into a bluff. They are:
确定是否应该把手牌变成虚张声势有三个主要因素。它们是:

1) You Have No Showdown Value
1) 你没有摊牌价值

Many hands that can't win at showdown should be turned into bluffs. This factor should not be used in isolation, as having no showdown is not all that matters.
许多在摊牌时无法赢的手牌应该变成虚张声势。这个因素不应该孤立使用,因为没有摊牌并不是唯一重要的事情。

Very often when you have a hand that does have a lot of showdown value, you do not use it to bluff because the EV of checking is quite high. When you have no showdown value, it is more likely the EV of bluffing is higher than the EV of checking.
当你手中有很高的摊牌价值时,通常不会用它来虚张声势,因为检查的预期价值相当高。当你没有摊牌价值时,虚张声势的预期价值很可能高于检查的预期价值。

If you have no showdown value or little showdown value compared to your opponent's range, stop to ask yourself if you should bluff.
如果与对手的手牌范围相比,你没有摊牌价值或摊牌价值较低,请停下来问问自己是否应该虚张声势。

2) You are Blocking Your Opponent's Continuing Range
2) 你正在阻止对手的继续范围

In this case, you should be bluffing more. Your opponent will have natural calls or continuing hands in their range that you block. When you block these hands, it makes it more likely that your bluff will get through. A simple example is having nut flush or straight blockers.
在这种情况下,你应该更多地虚张声势。你的对手会有一些自然的跟注或继续下注的手牌,而你正好挡住了这些手牌。当你挡住这些手牌时,你的虚张声势更有可能成功。一个简单的例子是拥有最大同花或顺子挡牌。

Blocking your opponent's calling range makes your hand a more effective bluff. If you don't have a blocker, it makes it a less effective bluff because there is an increased chance that your opponent has one of those natural or easy calls.
阻止对手的呼叫范围会使你的手牌更有效地虚张声势。如果你没有阻碍者,那么虚张声势就会变得不那么有效,因为对手有可能拥有那些自然或容易呼叫的牌之一。

3) You Unblock Your Opponent's Folding Range

This is where reverse blockers and removal effects come into play. If the board has a flush or straight draw that wasn't completed, you often don't want to bluff with missed flush draws.
这就是反向阻挡器和去除效果发挥作用的地方。如果牌桌上有一个未完成的同花顺或顺子,通常不想用未中的同花顺来虚张声势。

The reason is that one of the hands that your opponent could fold against a bluff is a missed draw, so if you are blocking those combinations, the chance that your opponent
原因是你的对手可能会放弃的一种手牌是未中的牌,所以如果你阻止了这些组合,你的对手可能性就会减少

folds is less. Having the missed draw yourself increases the likelihood that your opponent has a strong made hand that is not going to fold against your bluff.
折叠较少。自己错过抽牌会增加对手拥有强大牌型的可能性,这种牌型不太可能在你的虚张声势面前弃牌。

Hand Example 10

Let's examine a couple of examples and consider the appropriate thought process when deciding whether to bluff or not. Assume you start at a standard 100bb stack size, you raised from the Button and get called by the Big Blind. The SPR on the flop is around 12 .
让我们看几个例子,并考虑在决定是否要虚张声势时的适当思考过程。假设您从按钮位置开始,筹码堆叠为标准的 100bb,您加注,大盲跟注。在翻牌圈,堆叠比率约为 12。
The flop is and you are holding A (Diagram 20).
翻牌是 ,你手中拿着 A (图表 20)。
Diagram 20 图表 20
You bet the flop because you have no showdown value but have a nutstraight gutshot draw and future nut-flush blocker. The hand is not strong enough to check and there will be more EV in betting to maximize your fold equity and with the value of your blocker.
你下注翻牌是因为你没有摊牌价值,但有一条最大的直接内部直击和未来的最大同花色封锁者。这手牌不够强大,不能选择跟注,下注可以最大化你的弃牌权益,并且有你的封锁者的价值。

Your opponent calls and the turn is the , making the board ( )-7 .
对手跟注,转牌是 ,牌桌上的牌是( )-7。
Now, what do you do on this card? Let's start by asking some important questions:
现在,在这张卡片上你要做什么?让我们先从问一些重要的问题开始:
Do you have showdown value?
你有摊牌价值吗?
In this case, no.
  • Do you block your opponent's continuing range?
  • Yes, you certainly do. You are blocking the nut-flush, which would of course continue against a bet.
    是的,你确实是。你挡住了坚果同花顺,当然会继续对抗下注。
So, when you reach this turn without any showdown value while holding the nut flush blocker, you are going to bet. When you are betting on a threeflush board with a naked Ace, you are betting full pot because you are representing a polarized range. More on this later.
因此,当你拿着最大同花牌阻挡器却没有任何摊牌价值时,你会下注。当你在一个三花牌桌上下注时,拿着一个裸露的 A 时,你会下注全额,因为你代表了一个极化的范围。稍后会详细介绍。

Hand Example 11

Let's examine a second example. In this instance the board after the turn is -Q and you are holding A (Diagram 21).
让我们来看第二个例子。在这种情况下,转牌后的牌是 -Q ,你手中拿着 A (图 21)。
Diagram 21 图表 21
You flopped middle pair, but didn't have substantial equity or showdown value. As before, you are holding the nut flush draw blocker so you bet the flop. The turn is the , should you bet or not?
你翻牌中对,但没有实质性的股权或摊牌价值。与之前一样,你手中有最大同花顺抽牌阻挡器,所以你下注了翻牌。转牌是 ,你应该下注吗?
Let's go through the same questions again:
让我们再次回答相同的问题:
  • Do you have showdown value?
    你有摊牌价值吗?
  • Now the answer is yes. You have two pair, so you beat hands such as J and K-J-10.
    现在答案是肯定的。你有两对,所以你能打败像 J-10 这样的手。
  • Do you block your opponent's continuing range? Are there hands with a lot of equity that your opponent could be holding that you could fold out by betting?
    你是否阻止对手继续范围?你的对手可能持有很多资产的手牌,你可以通过下注弃牌吗?
  • In this example, these would be hands such as K-J-10, J-10-9 or A-J-10. These straight draws have a lot of our equity against your hand but, on this board, your opponent would likely be folding many straight draws since a flush is already possible.
    在这个例子中,这些手可能是 K-J-10,J-10-9 或 A-J-10 之类的手。这些顺子牌有很大的胜率对抗你的手,但在这个牌局中,你的对手很可能会放弃很多顺子牌,因为同花已经有可能了。
Because you can make hands with a lot of equity fold on this board, you should bet. You might be somewhat confused by this. Why are you betting this hand? Are you bluffing? Are you value betting?
因为你可以让很多公平性较高的手在这个牌局上弃牌,所以你应该下注。你可能会对此感到有些困惑。为什么你要下注这手牌?你是在虚张声势吗?你是在价值下注吗?

Well, the terms "bluffing" and "value betting" are very simplified, old school terms.
嗯,"虚张声势"和"价值下注"这两个术语非常简化,是老派的术语。
The correct way to think about this is as follows:
正确思考这个问题的方法如下:
What is the EV of betting and what is the EV of checking?
什么是下注的预期价值,什么是检查的预期价值?
In this hand, there are several reasons why the EV of betting is high.
在这种情况下,押注的预期价值高的原因有几个。
The first reason, is that you will fold out hands that have a lot of equity, such as wraps or top pair hands. The second reason, is that your hand can still improve in case you do get called by a better hand.
第一个原因是,你会放弃那些有很多资产的手牌,比如包牌或顶对手牌。第二个原因是,如果你被更好的手牌跟注,你的手牌仍然有改善的可能。

The third reason, is that you have a unique blocker that you can leverage by increasing the size of the pot on the river. On almost all the river cards, the A is still going to be a valuable blocker to use as a bluff.
第三个原因是,通过在河牌上加大底池的规模,您可以利用您独特的阻挡器。在几乎所有的河牌上,A 仍然会是一个有价值的阻挡器,可以用来虚张声势。
Although we have discussed the concept of blockers mainly in the context of bluffing, they are also often used when you are bluff-catching or valuebetting.
尽管我们主要在讨论概念时将阻碍者放在虚张声势的背景下,但它们在你进行虚张声势或价值下注时也经常被使用。

As discussed at the beginning of the chapter there are many different concepts when it comes to blockers, and all these will be discussed in the following postflop chapters.
正如在本章开头讨论的那样,当涉及到阻碍因素时有许多不同的概念,所有这些将在接下来的后翻牌章节中讨论。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Every card matters and you must learn how to prioritize and understand this concept. It is about figuring out what the strength of your hand is based on all the removal effects.
    每张牌都很重要,你必须学会如何设置优先级并理解这个概念。这是关于根据所有的清除效果来确定你手牌的实力。
  • When you are thinking about betting, you should always consider the EV
    当您考虑下注时,您应该始终考虑 EV

    of checking versus the EV of betting. The main factors that influence EV are:
    检查与下注的预期值。影响预期值的主要因素有:
  • The amount of showdown value you have.
  • The blockers that you are holding.
    你手里拿着的阻挡器。

The Biggest C-betting Mistake

Before we begin to discuss this important topic, I want to clarify that we are not talking about low SPR scenarios. We have already noted that those pots are driven primarily by equity. In those spots, the key metric is the stack-off math. We will discuss this topic later.
在我们开始讨论这个重要话题之前,我想澄清一点,我们不是在谈论低 SPR 场景。我们已经注意到,这些场景主要由股权驱动。在这些场景中,关键指标是堆叠数学。我们稍后会讨论这个话题。
So here, we will be discussing specifically single-raised (medium to high SPR) pots. In this situation, there is a typical c-betting mistake that players make consistently.
因此,在这里,我们将专门讨论单次加注(中等到高 SPR)的底池。在这种情况下,玩家经常犯的一个典型的 c-betting 错误。

It's not only very common in small stakes games, it is also seen in online mid-stakes and high-stakes live games.
这不仅在小赌注游戏中非常普遍,也在在线中赌注和高赌注现场游戏中出现。
The biggest c-betting mistake most players make has two components but in a way they complement each other: c-betting too many medium-strength hands and not bluffing enough on the flop.
大多数玩家犯的最大的 c-bet 错误有两个组成部分,但在某种程度上它们互相补充:c-bet 太多中等强度的手牌,而在翻牌时不够虚张声势。
Bluffing has to start on the flop. If you want to have enough bluffs in your range on the turn and river, you will need to include some good bluffs in your flop c-betting range.
吓唬必须从翻牌开始。如果你想在转牌和河牌上有足够的吓唬,你需要在翻牌时包含一些好的吓唬在你的下注范围内。

If you're not utilizing your blockers (and future blockers) enough on the flop, you will have very few bluffs in your turn or river betting range.
如果你在翻牌圈没有充分利用你的挡牌(以及未来的挡牌),你在转牌或河牌下注范围中将几乎没有什么虚张声势。
Why is this such a big mistake? Because if you don't have sufficient bluffs on the flop, your opponent can easily fold to your later street aggression. Why is this mistake so common?
为什么这是一个如此严重的错误?因为如果你在翻牌圈没有足够的虚张声势,你的对手很容易就会在后续街道的进攻中弃牌。为什么这个错误如此普遍?

It is because most players are c-betting their medium-strength hands, probably because they think these need protection. Alternatively, they are overvaluing their hands and not considering future streets.
这是因为大多数玩家都在下注他们的中等强度手牌,可能是因为他们认为这些手牌需要保护。或者,他们高估了自己的手牌,没有考虑未来的街道。

Given that players are already betting too many medium-strength hands, they tend to have fewer bluffs in their range out of the fear of becoming overly-aggressive and thus exploitable.
鉴于玩家已经下注了太多中等强度的手牌,他们往往在自己的范围内少了一些虚张声势,因为害怕变得过于攻击性,从而容易被利用。
The truth is that a balanced game is naturally aggressive. It just involves being aggressive with the right hands. The way most people are aggressive leaves them open to exploitation.
事实是,一场平衡的比赛自然是具有侵略性的。只是要用正确的手牌来展现侵略性。大多数人表现出的侵略性方式使他们容易被利用。

Their higher c-betting frequency (with many medium-strength hands) can be attacked by check-raising. Meanwhile, their checking range becomes extremely weak and is vulnerable to turn and river aggression.
他们更高的 c-bet 频率(带有许多中等强度的手牌)可以被反抗。同时,他们的检查范围变得极其薄弱,容易受到转牌和河牌的攻击。

Their c-betting barreling range is usually too strong and is easy to fold against.
他们的 c-betting 连续加注范围通常太强,容易被折叠。
Their aggressive strategy might work against a very passive PLO player who doesn't know how to attack or adjust but it will never hold up against any strong player who can spot these massive leaks and knows how to exploit them. 
If you are to become a strong PLO player, you must start bluffing on the flop. This is done with the understanding that your value hands will protect your betting range and maximize your EV with both subranges. You will continue with selective aggression on later streets.
如果你想成为一名强大的 PLO 玩家,你必须从翻牌时开始虚张声势。这是在理解你的价值手牌将保护你的下注范围并最大化你的 EV 与两个子范围的情况下完成的。你将在后续街道上继续选择性地进攻。

You will give up some bluffs, but continue with others, depending on the cards that come, the blockers you have and the ranges in play.
你会放弃一些虚张声势,但会继续进行其他虚张声势,这取决于出现的牌、你拥有的封堵牌和玩牌的范围。
You will not incentivize your opponents to check-raise light in an attempt to exploit you because you will be betting a combination of strong hands and bluffs.
你不会激励对手轻易地进行盲注加注,试图利用你,因为你会下注一组强牌和虚张声势。

You will not be vulnerable to turn and river aggression after checking because you will have enough medium-strength hands to call, and even some strong hands with which you can raise.
在检查后,您不会容易受到转牌和河牌的攻击,因为您会有足够的中等牌力量来跟注,甚至一些强牌可以用来加注。

Your opponent will not simply be able to make hero folds against your turn and river bets because your bluffing ratio will be better balanced and they will be at risk of over-folding.
您的对手不会简单地能够对您的转牌和河牌下注做出英雄放弃,因为您的虚张声势比例将更加平衡,他们将面临过度放弃的风险。
The real lesson here is not to simply c-bet fewer medium-strength hands and bet more bluffs. It is to understand how you can become a stronger player by doing so. Also, how you can exploit and avoid being exploited by doing so.
这里真正的教训不是简单地少量下注中等牌力的手牌,多下注虚张声势。而是要理解通过这样做如何成为一个更强的玩家。同时,也要理解通过这样做如何利用和避免被利用。

If you understand and implement this concept, you are way ahead of most PLO players.
如果你理解并实施了这个概念,你就比大多数 PLO 玩家领先很多。
In small stakes games, many players will be making this two-pronged cbetting mistake. It's up to you to determine who is and who isn't and, if they are, to what degree.
在小注游戏中,许多玩家会犯这种双重下注错误。由你来判断谁是谁不是,以及如果他们是的话,程度如何。

Maybe your opponent is extremely unbalanced, c-betting medium-strength hands and checking hands that should be bluffed. You can greatly exploit this player in numerous ways.
也许你的对手极度不平衡,会下注中等牌力的手牌,而将应该虚张声势的手牌进行让牌。你可以通过多种方式大大地利用这位玩家。
Let's suppose they are c-betting medium-strength hands but also bluffing on the flop. Here, you can greatly exploit their checking range and slightly widen your check-raising range. You also know they will likely start checking medium-strength hands on later streets.
假设他们在中等手牌上进行 c-bet,但也在翻牌时虚张声势。在这种情况下,您可以大大利用他们的检查范围,并略微扩大您的检查加注范围。您还知道他们可能会在后续街道上开始检查中等手牌。

Given that your calling range is comparatively strong you can attack these with thin value bets and bluffs.
鉴于您的牌力范围相对较强,您可以通过薄值下注和虚张声势来攻击这些对手。
No matter what their skill level is at PLO, almost all players still make big mistakes when it comes to c-betting. Understanding the core concepts behind c-betting in different scenarios is fundamental for any winning PLO strategy.
无论 PLO 玩家的技能水平如何,几乎所有玩家在进行 c-betting 时仍然会犯大错。理解在不同情况下 c-betting 背后的核心概念对于任何成功的 PLO 策略都是至关重要的。

Think back to your own c-betting strategy from previous play. What kind of
回想一下你之前的 c-betting 策略。你通常会使用什么类型

leak(s) does your game have and how can you fix them? Do you need to check more with medium-strength hands, bluff more on the flop, or both?
您的游戏有哪些漏洞,如何修复它们?您是否需要更多地检查中等强度的手牌,在翻牌圈更多地虚张声势,还是两者都需要?
First, you must create a solid plan and set up your ranges correctly for the turn and river. Once you understand when and which hands to c-bet, it becomes much easier to identify the leaks in your opponent's c-betting strategy.
首先,您必须制定一个扎实的计划,并正确设置转牌和河牌的范围。一旦您了解何时以及哪些手牌进行 c-bet,就会更容易识别对手 c-bet 策略中的漏洞。

Once you understand your opponent's leaks, you can adjust your strategy to be even more profitable.
一旦你了解对手的漏洞,你可以调整策略,使之更加有利可图。
A few caveats. Remember that many players, especially at small stakes games, are currently making this c-betting mistake. You can therefore apply the exploits discussed and increase your EV. However, you must be careful.
一些注意事项。记住,许多玩家,尤其是在小注游戏中,目前都在犯这个 c-betting 错误。因此,您可以应用所讨论的利用方法,提高您的 EV。但是,您必须小心。

These exploits can cost you if your opponent is actually playing a more balanced game of checking medium-strength hands and c-betting a polarized range. Don't confuse low SPR gameplay with high SPR gameplay.
这些技巧可能会让你付出代价,如果你的对手实际上在玩一个更平衡的游戏,检查中等强度的手牌并下注极化范围。不要混淆低 SPR 玩法和高 SPR 玩法。
If you spot someone using blockers effectively and checking mediumstrength hands, then adjust your game. Also, if you do face a particularly weak and passive player, betting medium-strength hands in position will cost you less.
如果你发现有人有效地使用阻挡器并检查中等强度的手牌,那么调整你的游戏。另外,如果你面对一个特别弱和被动的玩家,那么在位置上下注中等强度的手牌将让你花费更少。

Passive players don't punish you as much as stronger players. Your checking range will weaken and your c-betting range will become more fragile, but a passive player, by definition, will not check-raise light or adjust otherwise.
被动玩家不像强者那样惩罚你。你的查牌范围会变弱,你的 c-bet 范围会变得更脆弱,但被动玩家根据定义不会轻易进行反抗或做其他调整。
Playing OOP you mostly will still want to focus on playing a polarized cbetting strategy, because even passive or weak players will be able to gain EV by having a positional and informational advantage. Checking mediumstrength hands OOP versus a passive player still works well.
玩 OOP 时,您大多数情况下仍然会希望专注于使用极化的 cbetting 策略,因为即使是被动或弱势的玩家也能通过拥有位置和信息优势来获得 EV。与被动玩家比较中等强度的手牌仍然有效。

This is because you can value bet thinner against their weak checking ranges on later streets without much fear of being bluff-raised.
这是因为你可以更薄地下注,而不必担心被搞虚张声势的可能性,这样你就可以更好地对付他们后续街道上的弱检查范围。
Finally, and very importantly, a reminder that we are talking about averages and a baseline game strategy. This is how you should think, in general, about the game in medium to high SPR scenarios.
最后,非常重要的一点是,提醒大家我们谈论的是平均数和基本游戏策略。这是你应该如何一般性地考虑在中等到高 SPR 情景下的游戏。

In specific situations, you will see that you need to take more factors into account when making decisions. For example, your specific preflop ranges and the Four Pillars of Postflop Analysis.
在特定情况下,您会发现在做决策时需要考虑更多因素。例如,您的具体起手范围和后翻分析的四大支柱。

Sometimes you will have such a range and polarity advantage that you will c-bet your entire range. Sometimes you won't want to c-bet at all, even with your strongest hands, in order to protect the rest of your checking range.
有时候你会有如此广泛和极性优势,以至于你会对整个范围进行 c-bet。有时候,即使是你最强的手牌,你也不想 c-bet,以保护你其余的检查范围。

As we will now discuss, much of this depends on the board texture.
正如我们将要讨论的,这在很大程度上取决于牌桌的纹理。

Board Texture 牌面纹理

The next important concept you must understand when it comes to postflop strategy is board texture.
后翻策略中您必须理解的下一个重要概念是牌桌质地。

When you look at the board, you need to know how different board textures interact with the preflop ranges in play and how that is impacting your bet-sizing and your c-betting frequency.
当您查看牌桌时,您需要了解不同的牌桌纹理如何与玩家的起手范围相互作用,以及这如何影响您的下注大小和您的 C-bet 频率。
There are four basic main board textures:
有四种基本的主板纹理:
  • Unpaired: a board where there is no straight possible, no flush possible and there is no pair on the board. For example A-K-5.
    不成对:一块牌上没有可能直接、没有可能同花,并且牌上没有对子。例如 A-K-5。
  • Paired boards: a board that features a pair. For example 7 -7
    成对的牌:一副牌中有一对的牌。例如 7 -7
  • Straight boards: a board on which a straight is possible. For example Jo .
    直板:可以形成直线的板。例如 Jo
  • Monotone boards: a board on which a flush is possible. For example A -10 -3ـ.
    单调板:一块可以组成同花的牌。例如 A -10 -3ـ。
These different board types have different bet size preferences. But it doesn't mean that these sizings are set in stone and that you must follow them blindly.
这些不同类型的牌局有不同的下注尺寸偏好。但这并不意味着这些尺寸是一成不变的,你必须盲目遵循它们。

On some boards, using a different sizing can be totally fine and, depending on your opponent, can be better than using the theoretically best ones. However, if you don't have a good reason to use a different sizing, you should use the standard ones.
在某些牌局中,使用不同的尺寸可能完全没问题,并且根据你的对手,可能比使用理论上最好的尺寸更好。然而,如果你没有充分的理由使用不同的尺寸,你应该使用标准的尺寸。

This will give you a solid base and keep you out of trouble.
这将为您打下坚实的基础,让您远离麻烦。
PLO is a big, complex game. There are many different board textures and, just as with preflop hand categories, there are many scenarios where it is necessary to analyze postflop strategy between specific preflop ranges.
PLO 是一个庞大而复杂的游戏。有许多不同的棋盘纹理,就像翻牌前手牌类别一样,有许多情况需要分析特定翻牌范围之间的翻牌后策略。

When advanced players study PLO, they break down board textures into dozens of different types and break down their strategy using subranges or "strength buckets".
当高级玩家学习 PLO 时,他们将牌桌纹理分解为数十种不同类型,并使用子范围或“强度桶”来分解他们的策略。
However, at the end of the day, good, consistent play is all about recognizing strategy patterns. Apply what you have learned and use the best rationale to come up with the best decision you can.
然而,归根结底,良好、一贯的表现都是关于识别策略模式的。运用你所学到的知识,并运用最佳的理性来做出你能做出的最佳决定。

This is done by comparing decisions and using correct range composition for the hand you are currently playing. Then, away from the table, review your hands and learn more about the typical strategy patterns that arise.
这是通过比较决策并为当前玩的手使用正确的范围组合来完成的。然后,远离桌子,回顾你的手牌,并了解更多关于出现的典型策略模式。
In the following chapters you will start internalizing your understanding of board texture and interaction with preflop ranges. You will do this by going
在接下来的章节中,您将开始内化对牌桌纹理和与翻牌范围的互动的理解。您将通过进行这个过程来做到这一点。

though many hand examples, and not by attempting to classify every possible board, which would be completely impractical. There will be a focus on the Four Pillars of Postflop Analysis so that you can start to master Pot Limit Omaha postflop strategy.
尽管有许多手牌示例,并不是试图对每种可能的牌局进行分类,这是完全不切实际的。我们将重点关注后翻分析的四大支柱,这样您就可以开始掌握奥马哈无限底池后翻策略。

Postflop Theory: Single-raised Pots
后翻理论:单次加注底池

Flop C-bet IP Strategy (Button Versus

BB)

Introduction 介绍

The postflop section will feature a mix of theory and hand examples. At the beginning of the chapters, we will discuss the concepts that drive the baseline strategy. We will then clarify the concepts by giving multiple hand examples.
后翻牌部分将包括理论和手牌示例的混合。在章节开始时,我们将讨论驱动基本策略的概念。然后,我们将通过多个手牌示例来澄清这些概念。
In this first chapter on postflop play, we are going to examine how to play single-raised pots in position as the preflop aggressor. Please note that all the hand examples are based on a situation where you are on the Button and your opponent is in the BB.
在这个关于后翻牌打法的第一章中,我们将研究如何在位置上作为翻牌前进攻者玩单次加注的底池。请注意,所有的手牌示例都是基于你在按钮位置,对手在大盲位的情况。

Sizing 尺寸调整

The following c-bet sizings are the standard ones that you should use when you are in a single-raised pot, playing IP, as the preflop aggressor (Diagram 22).
以下的 c-bet 尺寸是标准尺寸,当你在单次加注池中,作为前翻主动者(图表 22)时应该使用的。
The main factor that drives these different bet sizings is the board dynamic. On very static boards, your range needs less protection so you can use a smaller bet sizing. The term "static boards" refers to scenarios where the nuts don't tend to change much on future streets.
驱动这些不同下注尺寸的主要因素是牌局动态。在非常静态的牌局中,您的手牌范围需要较少的保护,因此可以使用较小的下注尺寸。术语“静态牌局”指的是未来街道上坚果牌不太容易改变的情况。
Board Texture 牌面纹理 Sizing 尺寸调整
Unpaired
Straight
Monotone
Paired 配对
Diagram 22 图表 22
C-bet Sizings for Single-raised Pots
On an unpaired board such as - , there are many turns and rivers that can completely change the dynamic and the nuts of the board. On a paired board such as , there are fewer turn and river cards that will change the dynamic and the nuts. Therefore, you don't need to bet as big because your range requires less protection.
在像 - 这样的未配对牌桌上,有许多转牌和河牌可以完全改变牌桌的动态和最大牌。在像 这样的配对牌桌上,会有更少的转牌和河牌能够改变牌桌的动态和最大牌。因此,你不需要下注那么大,因为你的手牌范围需要的保护更少。
The suggested sizings are baseline sizings and you can use them every single time if you want. However, sometimes it can make sense to use a different sizing. For example, if either your opponent or you are playing with much deeper or shorter stacks.
建议的尺寸是基准尺寸,如果您愿意,可以每次都使用它们。但是,有时候使用不同的尺寸可能更合理。例如,如果您或您的对手的筹码堆叠更深或更短。

Another reason to adjust these sizings is from an exploitative perspective if you think that your hand is going to play a little bit better when you use a different sizing. So don't feel obliged to just blindly follow these sizings, but they are a good starting point.
调整这些尺寸的另一个原因是从剥削的角度来看,如果你认为当你使用不同的尺寸时你的手会玩得更好一点。所以不要觉得必须盲目地遵循这些尺寸,但它们是一个很好的起点。

Expected Value ( )
预期值 ( )

When you are deciding whether to c-bet or to check, there is one main question that you should ask yourself, "Which option offers a higher EV, checking or betting?"
当你决定是继续下注还是选择让牌时,有一个主要问题你应该问自己,“哪个选项提供更高的预期价值,让牌还是下注?”
The two main factors that increase the EV of a c-bet are:
增加 c-bet 的 EV 的两个主要因素是:
  • Your showdown value. If your hand has high equity and nuttiness, it is likely that you should be c-betting to increase the size of the pot.
    你的摊牌价值。如果你的手牌具有高股权和坚果性,那么很可能你应该进行 c-bet 以增加底池的规模。
  • Blockers. If your hand has strong blockers or future blockers, you might also want to bet. This is because you have more fold equity either now or
    阻挡牌。如果你手中有强大的阻挡牌或未来的阻挡牌,你可能也想下注。这是因为你现在或将来都有更多的弃牌权益。

    on future streets. This will help you to generate turn and river bluffs.
    在未来的街道上。这将帮助您产生转弯和河流的虚张声势。
In many situations, checking will have a higher EV than betting. So, what are the factors that decrease the EV of a c-bet and increase the EV of a check? The following are important:
在许多情况下,检查的预期价值会高于下注。那么,是什么因素会降低 c-bet 的预期价值并提高检查的预期价值呢?以下是重要的因素:
  • Holding reverse blockers to your opponent's continuing range. This makes it more likely that your opponent is going to continue and decreases your fold equity.
    持有反向阻挡器以阻止对手继续范围。这样做会增加对手继续的可能性,降低你的弃牌权益。
  • Most medium-strength hands don't benefit from betting because they have a hard time defending against a check-raise and are needed to protect your checking range.
    大多数中等强度的手牌不适合下注,因为它们很难抵御对方的加注,并且需要保护您的盲注范围。
  • Hands without nuttiness don't benefit from inflating the pot because they can easily be dominated and lose a big pot.
    没有疯狂的手牌不会受益于加注,因为它们很容易被主导并输掉大锅。
  • A hand that is very turn-determined. These are hands that have some very good turns as well as some very bad turns. They benefit from seeing a free turn card.
    一个非常转向决定的手。这些手有一些非常好的转向,也有一些非常糟糕的转向。他们受益于看到一个免费的转向牌。

Hand Examples on Flop Jop-10 -6
翻牌圈上的手牌示例 J-10 -6

Hand Example 12

You are on the Button with (Diagram 23).
您在按钮上 (图表 23)。

Diagram 23 图表 23

You are holding top two pair, the nut flush draw, and the nut gutshot. A hand with such high equity and nuttiness almost always requires a bet.
你手里有顶级两对,最大的同花顺牌,以及最大的中间顺子牌。拥有如此高的权益和最大优势的手牌几乎总是需要下注。
Hand Example 13
Diagram 24 图表 24
Hands with a top and bottom pair with no overcards and a medium flush draw should be checked because you have low nuttiness. When it is very difficult to make the nuts on any runout, you usually don't benefit from building a massive pot.
手中有一对顶部和底部,没有高牌,并且有中等同花顺的情况下,应该选择看牌,因为你的牌不够强。当在任何牌局中很难获得最强牌时,通常不会从建立一个庞大的底池中受益。

However, you can utilize these hands to protect your checking range as these hands can pretty much call any turn. Although you would be able to call a flop check-raise, realizing your equity on the turn and the river will be very hard, especially at high SPRs.
然而,您可以利用这些手来保护您的检查范围,因为这些手几乎可以跟任何转牌。尽管您可以跟注翻牌的加注,但在转牌和河牌上实现您的权益将会非常困难,特别是在高 SPR 的情况下。

These hands cannot apply a lot of pressure on subsequent streets. So, you don't have a hand that wants to build a pot on many turn cards and your check back range can easily be protected by checking back this hand.
这些手在接下来的街道上不能施加太多压力。因此,您没有一个想在许多转牌上建立一个锅的手,您的回检范围可以通过回检这手轻松保护。

Hand Example 14

Diagram 25 图表 25
At first glance, a hand such as this looks like a bare weak overpair. However, you also have a backdoor flush draw, a relevant flush draw blocker and straight blockers. This kind of hand is a good one to c-bet because you will be able to use your key cards to barrel-bluff.
乍一看,这样的手看起来像是一个裸露的弱对子。然而,你还有一个后门同花顺牌,一个相关的同花牌封堵者和顺子封堵者。这种手是一个很好的 C-bet 手牌,因为你可以利用你的关键牌来进行虚张声势。

If you get check-raised, you can easily fold without losing much equity. Furthermore, this hand doesn't gain much from checking back because there are not many turn cards that improve its showdown value.
如果你被加注了,你可以很容易地放弃而不会失去太多股权。此外,这手牌不会因为回头看而获得太多好处,因为没有太多的转牌可以提高它的摊牌价值。

Therefore, the way to maximize EV is to bet the flop and hope for a fold or that you turn a blocker or improve your equity.
因此,最大化预期价值的方法是在翻牌时下注,希望对手弃牌,或者你翻牌后得到一个阻挡牌或提高你的股权。

Hand Example 15

You are on the Button with - -K (Diagram 26).
您在按钮上 - -K(图 26)上。
This is a similar pocket Kings hand but this is one you should check. You are holding average equity and this hand will be more defined by the turn card. You have some nutted outs on the turn and you don't want to get pushed off this equity by a flop check-raise.
这是一个类似的口袋国王手牌,但这是一个你应该看牌的手牌。你手中的平均资产,这手牌将更多地由转牌来定义。你在转牌上有一些最佳牌的机会,你不希望在翻牌后被一个看牌加注推出这个资产。

With guaranteed nut outs, multiple beneficial runouts (turn-determined) and a bigger EV loss when check-raised, you should check this hand and plan to continue on many good turns.
有了保证的坚果出局,多个有利的出局(由转牌决定),以及在被加注时损失更大的预期价值,你应该选择看牌,并计划在很多好的转牌上继续。
Diagram 26 图表 26

Hand Examples on Flop Aq-K
翻牌区域的手牌示例 A-Q-K

Hand Example 16

You are on the Button with -2 (Diagram 27).
您在按钮上与 -2(图 27)。

Diagram 27 图表 27

This bare Queens hand doesn't have much showdown value or any additional draws, so it has very low equity. However, you do have excellent flush draw and straight blockers.
这张裸露的皇后手牌没有太多的摊牌价值或任何额外的牌,因此它的股权非常低。然而,您拥有出色的同花顺和顺子阻挡牌。

You can use this hand to barrel on blanks to represent the Q-J straight, or to barrel on spades, representing a flush. Therefore, you should c-bet with this hand. If you get check-raised, you can fold without giving up much equity.
您可以使用这只手在空白牌上代表 Q-J 顺子,或者在黑桃上代表同花。因此,您应该用这只手进行 c-bet。如果您被加注,您可以放弃而不会损失太多股权。
Hand Example 17
You are on the Button with -7 (Diagram 28).
您在按钮上与 -7(图 28)。
Diagram 28 图表 28
With a weak middle pair hand, a gutshot and weak flush draw, this is a tougher decision. You have medium equity and low nuttiness, so you don't benefit from increasing the size of the pot or getting blown off the hand.
持有一手弱中对手牌,一手中间直击和弱同花顺抽,这是一个更困难的决定。您的中等权益和低坚果性,因此您不会受益于增加底池的大小或被打掉手牌。

If you bet, you will not make a better hand (or a hand with significant equity) fold. With a small amount of showdown value, you could check this hand. It also serves to protect your check back range slightly as you will be able to call a turn stab.
如果你下注,你不会让一个更好的手牌(或者有显著资产的手牌)弃牌。有一点摊牌价值的话,你可以选择让这手牌过牌。这也有助于稍微保护你的过牌范围,因为你可以跟注转牌的挑战。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • The board structure hugely influences your betting frequency and your sizing. There are four main flop types, and you can use the following sizes as a baseline bet sizing strategy when in position:
    棋盘结构极大地影响您的下注频率和下注金额。有四种主要的翻牌类型,当处于有利位置时,您可以使用以下尺寸作为基准下注策略:
  • Unpaired boards - 75%
    未配对的板 - 75%
  • Straight boards - 50%
    直板 - 50%
  • Monotone boards - 50%
    单调板 - 50%
  • Paired boards - 33%
    成对的板 - 33%
  • The main driver of these different bet sizings is how often the nuts change on subsequent streets. On static or dry flops such as monotone or paired boards, your range requires less protection, so you can bet smaller.
    这些不同赌注大小的主要驱动因素是坚果在随后的街道上变化的频率。在静态或干燥的翻牌上,比如单色或成对的牌板,您的范围需要较少的保护,因此可以下较小的赌注。

    On dynamic or wet boards, the nuts change often, so your range needs more protection, and you bet bigger.
    在动态或潮湿的牌局中,最佳手牌经常变化,因此您的手牌范围需要更多保护,您需要下更大的赌注。
  • Keep in mind that these sizings are not set in stone; they are just guidelines. Some flops within each category are more static or dynamic than others. For example, A compared to , or compared to . If you feel that deviating from the standard sizings increases your EV in certain situations, then you should do so.
    请记住,这些尺寸并非一成不变;它们只是指导方针。每个类别中的一些变化比其他变化更为静态或动态。例如,A 相对于 ,或 相对于 。如果您觉得偏离标准尺寸在某些情况下会增加您的预期价值,那么您应该这样做。
  • When deciding whether to bet or check, ask yourself, "Which action has better EV, checking or betting?”
    在决定下注还是看牌时,请问自己:“哪个动作的 EV 更好,看牌还是下注?”
  • Hands with high nuttiness and equity or hands with strong (future) blockers should usually be bet.
    通常应该下注高坚果和公平性的手牌,或者有强大(未来)阻挡牌的手牌。
  • Medium-strength hands, hands without nuttiness, or turn-determined hands, should usually be checked.
    中等强度的手,没有疯狂的手,或者决定性的手,通常应该被检查。
  • Overall your c-betting frequency IP when using a polarized c-betting strategy should be around . You c-bet more on some boards than others but keep in mind checking a good portion of hands is an important part of protecting your check back range and maximizing the EV of many medium-strength hands.
    总体而言,当使用极化的 c-betting 策略时,您在 IP 时的 c-betting 频率应该大约为 。您在某些牌桌上下注更多,但请记住,检查一部分好手是保护您的检查范围并最大化许多中等强度手的 EV 的重要部分。

    Checking back should not equal giving up, but managing the size of the pot to your advantage.
    回头检查不应等同于放弃,而是要管理好奖池的大小,以谋取自己的利益。

Flop C-bet OOP Strategy (Cutoff Versus Button)

Introduction 介绍

In this chapter, we will be examining the play in single-raised pots, playing OOP, as the preflop aggressor. We will be comparing OOP strategies to those discussed in the previous chapter (flop c-betting when playing IP) by analyzing some of the same boards.
在本章中,我们将研究单次加注池中的玩法,作为先前犯规者在场外玩的一方。我们将通过分析一些相同的牌局,将场外玩法与前一章讨论的玩法进行比较(在场内玩时的翻牌 C-bet)。

This will help you to understand how having positional advantage (or disadvantage) impacts on your play.
这将帮助您了解拥有位置优势(或劣势)如何影响您的比赛。
In the following examples, assume that you raised from the Cutoff and were called by the Button with both blinds folding. So, you are now playing OOP with a high SPR.
在以下示例中,假设您从 Cutoff 加注,被 Button 跟注,两个盲注弃牌。因此,您现在以高 SPR 玩家在 OOP 位置。

Sizing 尺寸调整

The standard bet-sizings you should use OOP are the same ones as IP. Again, the bet-sizings are guidelines and don't depend on the position you are in. They mainly depend on the structure of the board (Diagram 29).
你在 OOP 时应该使用的标准下注尺寸与 IP 相同。再次强调,下注尺寸只是指导原则,并不取决于你所处的位置。它们主要取决于牌桌的结构(图表 29)。
Board Texture 牌面纹理 Sizing 尺寸调整
Unpaired
Straight
Monotone
Paired 配对
Diagram 29 图表 29
C-bet Sizings for Single-raised Pots

C-bet Frequency C-bet 频率

Let's look at four different boards and see how often you should be c-betting on these boards when OOP.
让我们看看四种不同的牌局,看看在 OOP 时应该在这些牌局上进行多少次 c-bet。
On K -6 - 5 , the c-bet frequency is .
在 K -6 - 5 上,c-bet 频率为
On 10-8 - the c-bet frequency is .
在 10-8 - c-bet 频率为
On 8 - 7 , the c-bet frequency is .
8 - 7 日,c-bet 频率为
  • On , the c-bet frequency is .
    上,c-bet 频率为
The first thing that might strike you is how infrequently the OOP player is c-betting. Let's recap the reasons for this. Single-raised heads-up pots with high SPRs maximize the positional disadvantage of the OOP player.
可能会让你印象深刻的第一件事是 OOP 玩家很少进行 c-bet。让我们回顾一下这个原因。单次加注的两人局中,高 SPR 最大化了 OOP 玩家的位置劣势。

You usually won't have a significant equity or a polarity advantage, meaning the equity and polarity between the Cutoff and the Button preflop ranges run very close on most boards.
通常情况下,您不会拥有明显的权益或极性优势,这意味着翻牌前 Cutoff 和 Button 的权益和极性范围在大多数牌局上非常接近。
Many players overestimate how much of an equity advantage they have when playing an "uncapped preflop range". They tend to think, "Well, given that the Button didn't 3-bet, I must have an equity advantage."
许多玩家高估了他们在玩“无上限起手范围”时拥有的权益优势。他们倾向于认为:“嗯,考虑到庄家没有 3-bet,我一定有权益优势。”
On many boards, you are running into a 50/50 split when it comes to equities and even the polarity distribution is often approximately even. The OOP player therefore ends up checking a lot because of the positional disadvantage both now and on future streets.
在许多牌局中,当涉及到股票时,你会遇到 50/50 的分歧,甚至极性分布通常也是大致均匀的。因此,OOP 玩家最终会因为目前和未来街道上的位置劣势而经常选择过牌。
It is only when the preflop range of the OOP player is a lot stronger than the caller's range and the board texture is very favorable, that the OOP player starts to c-bet at a relatively high frequency.
只有当 OOP 玩家的起手范围比跟注者的范围强很多,并且牌桌纹理非常有利时,OOP 玩家才开始以相对较高的频率进行 c-bet。

An example would be an Acehigh board when you raise from EP and the Button calls. On this board, the OOP player has a bigger polarity advantage because they have a lot of top set combinations, whereas the Button has almost none.
一个例子是当你在早期位置加注,按钮跟注时出现一个 Acehigh 牌型的牌桌。在这种牌型上,处于位置劣势的玩家具有更大的极性优势,因为他们有很多顶对子的组合,而按钮几乎没有。
A further reason why you check OOP is that you are also incentivized to play many of your very strong hands as a check-raise rather than a c-bet. As in many preflop spots, you want to lower the SPR and play a two-street game instead of a three-street game when possible.
进一步检查 OOP 的原因是,您也被激励将许多非常强的手牌作为检查加注而不是 c-bet 来打。就像在许多翻牌前的情况下一样,您希望尽可能降低 SPR 并玩一个两街局而不是三街局。
Another question you might ask when considering flop c-bet frequencies is, "Can't we just simplify our strategy and check our full range?" Although you should check most hands, by checking your full range you would be leaving a lot of money on the table.
考虑翻牌时的 c-bet 频率时,您可能会问的另一个问题是,“我们不能简化我们的策略,检查我们的全部范围吗?”尽管您应该检查大多数手牌,但如果检查您的全部范围,您将会失去很多钱。

You still have specific hands with key
blockers which should be c-bet because the expectation of betting is much higher when compared to checking.
应该进行 c-bet 的阻挡器,因为与检查相比,下注的期望值要高得多。
Once again, it is all about understanding principles. On some boards, the bet frequencies are very low. For example, on , you are c-betting only . However, within this range, there are some hands that are c-betting at a very high frequency and you should learn these patterns so you can identify when you should go ahead and c-bet.
再次,这一切都是关于理解原则。在某些牌局中,下注频率非常低。例如,在 上,你只下注 。然而,在这个范围内,有一些手牌以非常高的频率下注,你应该学会这些模式,以便能够确定何时应该继续下注。

Analysis

In this section we are going to work with strength buckets. Strength buckets are categories or groups of hands that have similar strength or blockers. For example, top set is a common bucket to investigate. We group hands into buckets to compare them to different buckets.
在这一部分,我们将使用强度桶进行工作。强度桶是具有相似强度或阻塞器的手牌的类别或组。例如,顶对是一个常见的研究桶。我们将手牌分组到桶中,以将它们与不同的桶进行比较。

We can then breakdown and analyze betting patterns and validate our hypotheses about how the game works.
我们可以分解和分析投注模式,并验证我们关于游戏运作方式的假设。
Let's consider the first flop . As mentioned before, you have a very low c-betting frequency on this flop. This means most strength buckets are starting with a check with the intention of moving to either a check-call line or a check-raising line, depending on their equity and future street playability.
让我们考虑第一个翻牌 。如前所述,您在这个翻牌上的 c-bet 频率非常低。这意味着大多数牌力范围都是从检查开始,打算转向检查-跟注线或检查-加注线,取决于他们的权益和未来街道的可玩性。

Top Set on K中-6 -5
K 中-6 的顶部设置 -5

With a set of Kings, you are c-betting of the time and checking the rest. When you check, you check-call about and check-raise . Considering that you are holding the nuts, the check-raising frequency is relatively low. That's because the board is still very draw heavy and that typically increases the OOP player's disadvantage because there are more potential texture shifts that can occur.
持有一组国王时,您有 的时间进行 c-bet,其余时间则进行检查。当您检查时,您会大约 的时间进行检查-跟注, 的时间进行检查-加注。考虑到您持有最佳牌,检查加注的频率相对较低。这是因为牌桌上仍然有很多可能的牌型组合,这通常会增加处于劣势的 OOP 玩家的劣势,因为可能发生更多潜在的纹理变化。

Therefore, it will be more profitable for you to sometimes play with a check-call rather than a check-raise. Let's look at some specific examples:
因此,有时与跟注玩比起来,与加注玩更有利可图。让我们看一些具体的例子:

Hand Example 18

You are in the Cutoff with A (Diagram 30).
您在截止处与 A (图 30)中。
Diagram 30 图表 30
With the nut flush draw and a strong made hand, you have all the incentive you need to inflate the pot as much as possible. The challenge is figuring out what the best course of action is to achieve this. Preferably, you would like to get in a check-raise.
有坚固的牌和坚固的同花顺牌,你有足够的动力尽可能地增加底池。挑战在于找出实现这一目标的最佳行动方案。最好的情况是,你想要进行一次让牌-加注。

However, you must consider how likely you are to face a bet from the IP player and how often they will be able to continue after such aggression? As you are blocking the strongest hands and draws, you are removing your opponent's most likely c-betting and continuing hands.
然而,您必须考虑从 IP 玩家那里面对赌注的可能性有多大,以及他们在这种侵略之后能够继续的频率有多高?由于您挡住了最强的手牌和牌型,您正在削弱对手最有可能的 c-bet 和继续手牌。

Therefore, you are better off by c-betting.
因此,你最好通过 c-bet 来下注。

Hand Example 19

You are in the Cutoff with (Diagram 31).
您在截止处与 (图表 31)一起。

Diagram 31 图表 31

Here you don't block the nut flush draw or any straightening cards, so your opponent is more likely to wake up with a hand such as a wrap or a nut flush draw which would most likely get bet. With a hand such as this, you should go for a check-raise.
在这里,你不会阻止坚果同花顺或任何成牌,所以你的对手更有可能拿到类似包或坚果同花顺这样的牌,这些牌很可能会下注。有了这样的牌,你应该选择进行一个反攻。

Hand Example 20

You are in the Cutoff with (Diagram 32).
您在截止处与 (图 32)一起。
Diagram 32 图表 32
This hand has less playability but you still have a backdoor flush draw and backdoor straight opportunities. Also, you are unblocking spade draws that can call a bet. This hand can be played either by betting or check-raising.
这手牌的可玩性较低,但你仍然有一个后门同花顺的牌型和后门顺子的机会。此外,你还解除了可能跟注的黑桃牌型。这手牌可以通过下注或者加注来玩。
Hand Example 21
You are in the Cutoff with (Diagram 33).
您在截止处与 (图 33)一起。
Diagram 33 图表 33
This hand is going to fare much worse when facing a call on the flop and playing at high SPR on the turn and the river. Unlike the previous hand, you have no flush draw or straight draw possibility. You are also not blocking any draws your opponent could bet on the flop.
这手牌在面对翻牌时会变得更糟,而且在转牌和河牌时的 SPR 较高时会更糟。与之前的手牌不同,你没有同花顺或顺子的可能性。你也没有阻挡对手可能在翻牌时下注的任何牌。

Therefore, this hand is more suitable to play for a check-raise. You are better off by getting the money in on the flop or by reducing the SPR significantly or getting your opponent to fold their equity.
因此,这手牌更适合用来进行查-加注。最好的策略是在翻牌圈把钱放进去,或者显著降低 SPR,或者让对手放弃他们的股权。

Hand Example 22

You are in the Cutoff with A (Diagram 34).
您在截止处与 A (图 34)一起。
Diagram 34 图表 34
Here, you have top set but very poor backup. You are not holding a backdoor flush draw or straight draw or a future flush blocker. Also, you are blocking your own full house outs. This hand has the least amount of equity when you are check-raising compared to other combinations.
在这里,你有顶对,但备用牌很差。你没有持有后门同花顺牌或顺子牌或未来的同花牌封堵者。此外,你还挡住了自己的满堂牌。与其他组合相比,当你选择加注时,这手牌的资产最少。

Also, it doesn't have great playability. Therefore, this hand should go into the check-calling range.
此外,它的可玩性并不是很好。因此,这手牌应该进入跟注范围。

Hand Example 23

You are in the Cutoff with (Diagram 35).
您在截止处与 (图 35)一起。
Here you have top set, an open-ended straight draw and a backdoor flush draw. At the same time, you are not blocking 7-8-9 and you are not blocking spades.
这里你有顶部牌组,一个开放式直接抽牌和一个后门同花抽牌。与此同时,你没有挡住 7-8-9,也没有挡住黑桃。

Given the decent turn playability and unblocking of your opponent's flop range, this is a good candidate to play for a check-raise.
鉴于对手的翻牌范围的不错转动可玩性和解封,这是一个很好的候选人,可以进行查-加注游戏。
Diagram 35 图表 35
When holding a very strong hand such as top set you will often be aiming for a check-raise. However, always consider your opponent's aggression level and how often they are actually going to bet the flop.
当持有像顶部套牌这样非常强大的牌时,您通常会瞄准进行一次检查加注。然而,始终要考虑对手的攻击水平以及他们实际上会在翻牌时下注的频率。

Some players are not stabbing as aggressively as GTO would suggest when checked to on the flop without being the preflop aggressor. If this is the case, then you want to shift some hands into a c-betting strategy because you are unlikely to get the check-raise in.
有些玩家在翻牌时并没有像 GTO 建议的那样激进地刺杀,而是在没有成为翻牌前激进者的情况下被检查。 如果是这种情况,那么您希望将一些手牌转移到 c-betting 策略中,因为您不太可能被检查加注。
However, the principles discussed are still important. You want to think about playability, removal cards, and the likelihood that your opponent has a strong hand that wants to stab thus increasing the probability that you can get in a check-raise successfully.
然而,讨论的原则仍然很重要。您需要考虑可玩性、移除卡牌以及对手可能持有强牌并想要出手的可能性,从而增加您成功进行加注的概率。

Straight Draw With a Flush Draw on Kی-6 -51
在 Kی-6 上直接抽取带有同花抽象

This bucket includes mainly combo draws that don't have any showdown value on the flop. The most relevant questions that you should be asking yourself here are:
这个桶主要包括在翻牌时没有任何摊牌价值的组合抽。你应该问自己的最相关问题是:
  • Is my hand strong enough to check-raise?
    我的手够强大吗,可以进行加注?
  • How much equity am I pushing?
    我推动了多少股权?
How much playability do I have?
我有多少可玩性?
The overall c-bet frequency with this strength bucket is again very low,
这个强度范围的整体 c-bet 频率再次非常低,

about 15%. You are check-calling around and check-raising about .
大约 15%。您在 左右进行跟注,而在 左右进行加注。

Hand Example 24

You are in the Cutoff with A -J (Diagram 36).
您在截断处与 A -J (图 36)相遇。
Diagram 36 图表 36
You are holding the low end of the open-ended straight draw and a Jackhigh flush draw. This hand can be classified as a medium-strength hand and is not strong enough to check-raise.
你手中拿着开放式直接抽牌的低端和 J 高同花抽牌。这手牌可以被归类为中等强度的手牌,不足以进行慢玩加注。

You don't want to bet because the hand doesn't have much nuttiness and does not play that well when facing a raise on the flop. Building the pot at this point is not a good outcome, so you want to check-call.
你不想下注,因为这手牌并没有太多的优势,并且在面对翻牌时也不太好打。在这一点上建立底池并不是一个好的结果,所以你想选择跟注。

Hand Example 25

You are in the Cutoff with (Diagram 37).
您在截止处与 (图 37)一起。
In this scenario, you have bottom pair, a non-nut wrap, a weak flush draw and a backdoor flush draw. This type of hand is generally quite awkward to play when you are betting.
在这种情况下,您有底对、非最佳包抄、弱的同花顺牌和后门同花牌。当您下注时,这种手牌通常相当尴尬。

This hand doesn't have many nutted runouts and at a high SPR, that will put you in many difficult bluff-catching situations on the river. That said, you do have a lot of equity against most holdings.
这手牌并没有很多坚果套牌,并且在高 SPR 的情况下,这将让你在河牌上面陷入很多困难的虚张声势的局面。也就是说,你对大多数手牌都有很高的权益。

You can check, planning to check-raise, to gain fold equity or lower the SPR so that your turn and river decisions become easier. You also gain coverage by hitting low cards after check-raising.
您可以检查,计划检查加注,以获得弃牌权或降低 SPR,使您的转牌和河牌决策变得更容易。您还可以通过检查加注后打出低牌来增加覆盖范围。
Diagram 37 图表 37

Hand Example 26

You are in the Cutoff with (Diagram 38).
您在截止处与 (图 38)一起。
Diagram 38 图表 38
This is an interesting hand because you are holding the Queen-high flush draw, an open-ended straight draw and a backdoor flush draw. This hand has a lot of playability but currently has no showdown value.
这是一个有趣的手牌,因为你手中有皇后高同花顺的牌型、开放式顺子的牌型和后门同花的牌型。这手牌有很多可玩性,但目前没有摊牌价值。

Because of the high playability, this hand can call a flop raise but it's not strong enough to checkraise because it doesn't do as well when up against a hand such as top set or
由于可玩性高,这手牌可以叫牌,但不够强大,无法进行加注,因为当面对顶级牌组时表现不佳

the nut flush draw. The hand is strong enough to c-bet and try to take down the pot but not strong enough to check-raise and risk running into the top of your opponent's range.
坚果同花顺。这手牌足够强大,可以进行 c-bet 并尝试拿下底池,但不足够强大以至于进行检查加注并冒险遇到对手手牌范围的顶部。
As you can see, these hands are quite different but the main questions to ask are always:
正如您所看到的,这些手是非常不同的,但要问的主要问题总是:
  • Is your hand strong enough to go for the check-raise?
    你的手够强大吗,可以选择加注吗?
  • How much playability do you have when you bet?
    你下注时有多少可玩性?
  • Do you have a lot of playability on the turn?
    你在转弯时有很多可玩性吗?

Aces with the Aゅ (NFD Blocker) on Ka-6 -51

Hands in this category have the nut flush draw (NFD) blocker as well as showdown value in the form of pocket Aces.
在这个类别中的手牌具有坚果同花顺抽牌(NFD)阻挡器,以及口袋 A 的摊牌价值。
The two most relevant questions for this situation are:
这种情况最相关的两个问题是:
  • Is your hand strong enough to check-call?
    你的手够强大吗,可以 check-call 吗?
Should you bet? 你应该下注吗?
How many blockers do you have?
For the most part, you can check-call with hands in this strength bucket. You have showdown value, you beat straight draws and you beat some top pair hands.
在大多数情况下,您可以用这个强度范围内的手进行查跟注。您有摊牌价值,可以击败顺子牌和一些顶对手牌。

You also have a powerful future nut flush blocker that will help you win the pot in case a spade rolls off and you decide to turn your hand into a bluff.
您还拥有一个强大的未来同花顺阻挡器,可以帮助您赢得底池,如果出现黑桃并且您决定把手牌变成一个虚张声势。

Hand Example 27

You are in the Cutoff with A (Diagram 39).
您在截止处与 A (图 39)中。
This hand is not strong enough to get all the money in against a hand such as top set. There are however a lot of hands that your opponent will use to call that you are dominating.
这手牌不够强大,无法将所有筹码押入与顶级三条这样的手牌对抗。然而,对手会用很多手牌跟注,你却处于支配地位。

Hands such as straight draws, flush draws and K-x are all hands that your opponent will usually call with that you have good equity against. You can often win against these hands by either holding the best hand at showdown or by utilizing your nut flush draw blocker.
像直接抽牌、同花抽牌和 K-x 这样的手牌通常是对手会跟注的手牌,你对这些手牌有很好的赢率。你通常可以通过在摊牌时持有最佳手牌或利用你的最大同花抽牌阻挡器来击败这些手牌。

This hand is not strong enough to check-raise because you aren't blocking a King, meaning that if you get all the money in we are often up against top set and will be far behind in equity.
这手牌不够强大,无法进行加注对手的动作,因为你没有阻挡到国王,这意味着如果你把所有的钱都下注,我们往往会面对顶级牌组合,并且在资产上会远远落后。

However, your hand is good enough here, specifically with the backdoor flush draw, to go for a bet and build a pot.
然而,在这里你的手牌足够强大,尤其是有后门同花顺的情况下,可以下注并建立一个底池。
Diagram 39 图表 39

Hand Example 28

You are in the Cutoff with A -A (Diagram 40).
您在截止处与 A -A (图 40)一起。
Diagram 40 图表 40
With this hand you are not holding any relevant blockers and you don't have a strong made hand, so check-raising isn't a good option.
用这只手,你没有持有任何相关的阻挡牌,也没有强大的牌型,所以不适合选择加注。

Betting is also not too profitable because you don't want to get raised and then lose your backdoor flush draw equity, your two outs to a set and the potential to bluff your opponent if a spade arrives. Therefore you are just going to check-call.
下注也不是太有利,因为你不想被加注然后失去你的后门同花顺牌权益,你对一个牌组的两张牌和如果一张黑桃牌出现时欺骗对手的潜力。因此,你只会选择跟注。

Conclusion 结论

Once again, here is an overview of your c-bet frequency OOP on four different boards (Diagram 41).
再次,这是您在四个不同牌局上的 c-bet 频率概述(图表 41)。
Flop 翻转 C-bet Frequency OOP C-bet 频率 OOP
K-6-5

Diagram 41 图表 41

It is important to realize that correct play is all about asking the right questions and not necessarily about remembering how to play all individual combinations.
重要的是要意识到,正确的打法完全取决于提出正确的问题,而不一定是记住如何打出所有的个别组合。

It's more about understanding whether certain types of hands, based on the structure and based on the removal effect, are most likely to lean towards c-betting, check-calling, or checkraising.
这更多地是关于理解基于手牌结构和去除效果的某些类型的手牌,最有可能倾向于 c-bet、check-call 或 check-raise。
It's about learning the principles that drive those actions because those are universally markers across many different board textures.
这是关于学习推动这些行动的原则,因为这些原则是许多不同棋盘纹理中普遍存在的标志。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • The OOP player is supposed to bet very infrequently due to:
    OOP 玩家应该很少下注,原因是:
Positional disadvantage.
位置劣势。
  • A high SPR incentivizes you to be more cautious OOP.
    高 SPR 激励您更加谨慎地 OOP。
The equities and the polarity run very close.
股权和极性之间的关系非常密切。
  • Playing OOP, you use the same standard bet sizes as IP. These bet sizings are mainly driven by the board structure. The wetter and more
    在玩 OOP 时,您使用与 IP 相同的标准下注尺寸。这些下注尺寸主要受到牌桌结构的驱动。湿度越高,愈多。

    dynamic the board, the bigger the bet-sizing you use.
    动态板块越大,您使用的赌注大小就越大。
  • When considering what action to take, think about the following:
    在考虑采取什么行动时,请考虑以下内容:
  • How likely are you to face a bet from the IP player?
    您有多大可能面对来自 IP 玩家的赌注?
  • How much playability does your hand have?
    你的手有多少可玩性?
  • What blockers are you holding?
    你手里拿着什么阻碍物?

Single-raised Pots IP Turn Strategy

Introduction 介绍

In this section, we will be discussing turn strategy playing IP in single-raised pots after c-betting the flop and getting called. This means we are going to consider when to double barrel and when to check back.
在这一部分,我们将讨论在单次加注后继续下注并被跟注后的转牌策略。这意味着我们将考虑何时进行二次加注以及何时选择让牌。
The first principle to understand is that your preflop and flop ranges heavily influence your turn ranges.
要理解的第一个原则是,你的起手牌和翻牌范围会极大地影响你的转牌范围。

If your flop range composition is suboptimal, then you will inevitably encounter problems when trying to maintain the right balance of value-bets and bluffs on the turn and river. For that reason, it is essential to first master your preflop ranges.
如果你的翻牌范围组合不够理想,那么在尝试在转牌和河牌上保持价值下注和虚张声势的正确平衡时,你将不可避免地遇到问题。因此,首先掌握你的起手范围是至关重要的。

Next you should be working on your flop ranges.
接下来,您应该着手处理您的失败范围。

Make sure you understand the principles that apply on the flop and know why you want to include certain hands into your betting or checking range because, at the end of the day, that is going to influence your entire game plan dramatically.
确保你理解在翻牌阶段适用的原则,并知道为什么要将某些牌型纳入你的下注或让牌范围,因为最终,这将极大地影响你整个游戏计划。
So, having dealt with preflop and flop strategy, we are now ready to discuss turn strategy. In this chapter, we will first consider some general principles for how to construct a balanced turn strategy and then will dissect different turn transitions.
因此,处理了翻牌前和翻牌策略后,我们现在准备讨论转牌策略。在本章中,我们将首先考虑一些构建平衡转牌策略的一般原则,然后将剖析不同的转牌过渡。

This will help develop an intuitive feeling for what kind of hands fit best into what type of range.
这将有助于培养对什么类型的手最适合进入什么类型的范围有直观感觉。
Please note that all the hands in this section will consider play from a Button versus Big Blind situation.
请注意,本节中所有的手牌都将考虑从庄家对大盲注的情况下进行游戏。

Turn Transitions 转场效果

We are going to discuss the previously used flop and consider possible transitions on the turn. First, we need to define four different types of turn transitions that can take place because different turns require a different strategy when it comes to both your bet frequency and bet-sizing.
我们将讨论先前使用的 翻牌,并考虑在转牌时可能发生的过渡。首先,我们需要定义四种不同类型的转牌过渡,因为不同的转牌需要在下注频率和下注大小方面采取不同的策略。
  • A flush card. A third suited card is dealt, making a flush possible.
  • Heavy blanks. This means Broadway cards.
    重型空白。这意味着百老汇卡片。
  • Straight completing cards. In the example above (K-6-5) this would be a or a 9 .
    直接完成卡片。在上面的例子中(K-6-5),这将是一个 或 9。
  • Pairing cards. In this case a , or 5 .
    配对卡片。在这种情况下是一个 ,或 5。
The average c-bet frequency for all possible turns after the flop is about . That might be surprising because many players favor a bet-bet strategy. This means that they are double barreling with a very high frequency once they do go ahead and c-bet the flop.
所有可能的转牌后, 翻牌的平均 c-bet 频率约为 。这可能令人惊讶,因为许多玩家更喜欢下注-下注策略。这意味着一旦他们继续下注翻牌,他们会以非常高的频率进行双倍下注。

The issue with that strategy is that when you do check back on the turn, you are going to end up folding a lot of rivers because there aren't many hands in your turn checking range that are willing to bluff-catch on the river.
这种策略的问题在于,当你在转牌时选择让步时,你最终会在河牌时频繁放弃,因为在你的转牌让步范围中没有太多手牌愿意在河牌时进行虚张声势。

Most players play too defensively and they are going to favor double-barreling for thin value on the turn more than checking back on the turn in order to call the river.
大多数玩家过于保守,他们更倾向于在转牌时进行双重加注以获取薄值,而不是在转牌时选择回撤以在河牌时跟注。

That approach can lead to some obvious problems, the main one being that a lot of players arrive on the river in a massive pot with far too many weak hands with which they can't call river bets.
这种方法可能会导致一些明显的问题,主要问题是很多玩家在河牌阶段进入一个庞大的底池,手中有太多弱牌,无法跟注河牌的赌注。

Bet-sizing 下注大小

Betting the flop does not always mean that you are polarized. The bet can imply a wide range of hands, including a few bluffs, some value hands and even some medium-strength hands.
下注翻牌并不总是意味着你被极化了。下注可能暗示着一系列手牌,包括一些虚张声势的牌、一些有价值的牌,甚至一些中等强度的牌。

However, on the turn, things change mainly because a lot of draws now have less equity as there is only one card left to peel. Furthermore, your opponent has already demonstrated that they have a hand that has some value.
然而,在转牌时,情况发生了变化,主要是因为现在很多牌已经没有那么大的价值了,因为只剩下一张牌可以翻开。此外,你的对手已经表明他们手中有一些有价值的牌。

At the same time, your opponent didn't raise on the flop, meaning they are representing a capped range of value hands.
与此同时,您的对手在翻牌圈没有加注,这意味着他们代表着有限价值手牌范围。
If you double-barrel by betting the turn, you are representing a hand that can beat this capped range and that means that you start using larger sizings, so you will often pot the turn. Potting or betting half-pot is much more feasible than betting something like of the pot. The -pot bet is not going to do much for you on the turn. You might use half-pot because the board is quite static but, in general, a lot of turn strategies should include potsize bets.
如果你在转牌时进行双重下注,那么你代表的是一手可以击败这个封顶范围的牌型,这意味着你开始使用更大的赌注,因此你经常会下注到底池。下注到底池或下注一半底池比下注底池的一部分要容易得多。在转牌时,下注一半底池可能比下注底池的一部分更可行。下注一半底池在转牌时不会为你带来太多好处。你可能会选择下注一半底池,因为牌桌局势相对稳定,但总的来说,很多转牌策略应该包括下注到底池的赌注。
By betting you are saying to your opponent, "You have something because you called the flop but I am even stronger, and I am so strong that I am going to bet pot." That is the point of a polarized strategy against capped ranges.
通过下注,你在告诉对手,“你有一些东西,因为你跟注了翻牌,但我更强大,我如此强大以至于我要下注全筹码。” 这就是对抗封顶范围的极化策略的要点。

A 75%-pot sized bet doesn't polarize your range as much as using the full pot sizing, so it should seldom be used.
75%底池大小的赌注并不能像使用全池大小那样极化您的范围,因此很少会被使用。
Note that in the following examples we are assuming a 75%-pot bet on the flop (5.6bb) that has been called.
请注意,在以下示例中,我们假设在翻牌圈时下注了 75%的底池(5.6bb),并且有人跟注。

Turn Strategy on a Heavy Blank
在沉重的毯子上打开策略

Let's say that the turn is A , a heavy blank. The board now is (K )A&.
让我们假设轮到 A,一个重的空白。现在的牌面是 (K )A&。
This turn card is favorable for you as the IP player because you will often still have the best hand when you had a strong hand on the flop, for example two pairs or a set.
这张转牌对你有利,因为作为 IP 玩家,当你在翻牌圈有强牌时,比如两对或三条,你通常仍然会有最好的牌。

You can also turn some powerful hands that your opponent doesn't have as much of on this turn card - for example, the nut flush draw, A-K, or A-A.
您还可以在这张转牌上打出一些您对手没有的强大牌型,比如最大同花顺牌型、A-K 或 A-A。

Your opponent is often either 3-betting those hands preflop or check-raising the flop with some of those combinations, making it unlikely that those hands are still in their range on the turn.
你的对手通常要么在翻牌前 3-bet 这些手牌,要么在翻牌时用其中一些组合进行加注,这使得这些手牌在转牌时不太可能仍在他们的范围内。
Now we are going to examine some strength buckets that are not the most straightforward holdings to play. For example, sets on this board are very straightforward; you should always be betting. You can play around with the sizing, but the bet frequency isn't too interesting.
现在我们将检查一些不太直接的持仓强度桶。例如,这个牌局上的牌组非常直接;你应该总是下注。你可以尝试不同的下注额,但下注频率并不太有趣。

This is not the case with more nuanced holdings.
这并不适用于更加微妙的持有。

Top Pair Without a Flush Draw
顶对没有同花顺牌

A more complex strength bucket is top pair without a flush draw. Apart from the sets, this is the strength bucket with which you will double-barrel the most frequently, even though you only have one pair.
一个更复杂的强度范围是顶对子没有同花顺。除了三条以外,这是你最经常会进行双倍下注的强度范围,即使你只有一对。
When you consider your flop strategy, it is reasonable to assume that you are holding a top pair that has some additional blocker or equity. Otherwise, you would not have bet the flop.
当您考虑您的翻牌策略时,合理地假设您手中有一个顶对,带有一些额外的阻挡器或权益。否则,您不会下注翻牌。

Hand Example 29


because of the open-ended straight draw, backdoor flush draw and, most importantly, the A (Diagram 42).
由于直接开放式直接抽牌、后门同花顺抽牌,最重要的是 A(图 42)。
Now you are going to use this hand to double barrel on the turn. That might seem a little counterintuitive, but you are going to use a somewhat merged strategy.
现在你要用这只手在转弯时进行双筒炮。这可能看起来有点违反直觉,但你要使用一种略微融合的策略。

This is because you have good blockers that have additional equity which can potentially make your opponent fold a hand such as a spade combination and encourage them to call with a combination that is weaker and behind.
这是因为您有良好的阻挡器,具有额外的资产,可能会让您的对手放弃一手诸如黑桃组合的牌,并鼓励他们用更弱且落后的组合来跟注。

When you are holding this specific hand, you are very infrequently going to get raised on the turn as you block A-K and also the nut flush draw with top pair.
当你拿着这张特定的牌时,在转牌时很少会被加注,因为你挡住了 A-K,并且有顶对的最大同花顺牌。
Diagram 42 图表 42

Hand Example 30

Another example is A -2 (Diagram 43).
另一个例子是 A -2(图 43)。
Diagram 43 图表 43
Here you bet because you are benefiting when your opponent folds hands such as weak flush draws or pairs with some outs. You are also protecting yourself from getting bluffed on the river. Notice that A doesn't have a great gameplan when you check back the turn and subsequently face a river stab. This hand isn't suitable to bluff-catch on any rivers and, therefore, you are better off with the double barrel.
在这里下注是因为当你的对手弃牌时,你会受益,比如弱劣的同花顺或带有一些外包的对子。你也在保护自己免受在河牌上被吹牌的风险。请注意,当你在转牌时选择了让步,然后面对河牌的下注时,A 没有一个很好的游戏计划。这手牌不适合在任何河牌上做虚张声势,因此最好是进行双倍下注。

A-x-x-x is one of your best double barreling hands because you are blocking your opponent's turn check-raising range. So A will be used as a double-barrel, and you will also have some potential to make a triple barrel bluff with the straight blockers.
A-x-x-x 是你最好的双倍加注手牌之一,因为你挡住了对手的转牌加注范围。因此,A 将被用作双倍加注,你还有一些潜力用顺子挡牌进行三倍加注的虚张声势。

Hand Example 31

Finally, A is also a hand with which you should choose to bet the flop as it has very little EV after a flop check (Diagram 44).
最后,A 也是一个你应该选择在翻牌时下注的手,因为在翻牌后检查后,它的预期价值非常低(图表 44)。

Diagram 44 图表 44

On the turn, you have a pretty good blocker and, again, this hand doesn't have a great gameplan after checking back on the turn because you are not going to be able to bluff-catch on many rivers.
在转牌时,您有一个相当不错的阻挡牌,再次强调,这手牌在转牌后退还不会有一个很好的游戏计划,因为您不太可能在很多河牌上进行虚张声势。

Therefore, you are going to double-barrel and try to make your opponent fold their equity and also avoid their potential river bluffs that most likely will be successful because you can't hero call much on the river.
因此,您将采取双管齐下的策略,试图让对手放弃他们的资产,并避免他们可能成功的河流虚张声势,因为您在河流上不能频繁进行英雄召唤。

Two Pair With a Flush Draw
两对带同花顺势

In this bucket, you hold many strong hands but you don't want to bet all those hands for two reasons. Firstly, you might get check-raised and that would be uncomfortable because you are usually going to be far behind in terms of "made hand value", but you also have a flush draw.
在这个牌桶中,你拿着很多强牌,但你不想把所有这些牌都下注有两个原因。首先,你可能会被加注,这会让你感到不舒服,因为通常你在“已成牌价值”方面会远远落后,但你也有一个同花顺。

In general, you don't have much equity with a flush draw if you run into, for example, a set that goes for a (delayed) turn check-raise or a hand such as A-K.
通常情况下,如果你遇到一个同花顺牌,你的资产并不多,比如遇到一个(延迟)转牌加注的三条或者像 A-K 这样的手牌。

Secondly, you also have a hand that is unlikely to make your opponent fold because you are already blocking flush draws and, therefore, it's more likely that your opponent is holding a good bluff-catcher.
其次,您还有一只手,不太可能让对手弃牌,因为您已经阻止了同花顺的抽牌,因此,更有可能是对手拿着一个很好的虚张牌捕手。

Hand Example 32

The hand has a ton of fold equity on the turn when you think about the hands with which your opponent might continue (Diagram 45).
手牌 在转牌时有很多折叠权益,当你考虑对手可能继续的手牌时(图表 45)。
Diagram 45 图表 45
There are just not many of them that are weaker at this point and he is going to be folding a lot of pair and flush draw type hands. So this is an excellent candidate to check back and not inflate the pot in case you are behind or face a check-raise.
在这一点上,他们中间只有很少的人比较弱,他将会放弃很多对子和同花顺的手牌。因此,这是一个很好的选择来回看,不要在你落后或面对加注时增加底池。

You can easily bluff-catch a ton of rivers with and, therefore, you should place this hand into your "check
您可以轻松地用 bluff-catch 很多河牌,因此,您应该将这手牌放入您的“检查”

back turn, call the river" range. Of course, you are not going to call every single river, but you will be calling often.
背转,称为“河流”范围。当然,你不会每次都叫河流,但你会经常叫。

Top Pair With or Without a Flush Draw
顶对带或不带同花顺

If you are holding a hand such as bottom two pair and a flush draw or K-5 with a weak flush draw on the K-6-5-A board, you should intuitively understand that a lot of your hands will be suitable for a check back turn, call the river line, instead of going for a pot-size turn bet.
如果你手中有底部两对和一个同花顺的牌型,或者是 K-5 并且在 K-6-5-A 牌面上有一个较弱的同花顺牌型,你应该直觉地理解到很多你的手牌适合选择检视转牌,跟注河牌,而不是选择下注底池大小。
Let's consider some examples:
让我们考虑一些例子:
Hand Example 33
You are on the Button with As-8-84 (Diagram 46).
您在按钮上与 As-8-84(图 46)一致。

Diagram 46 图表 46

This is a hand that is not pushing that much equity by double barreling the turn. You are blocking the draws that are behind, so your opponent is often going to be holding a better made hand. You could also sometimes face a check-raise on the turn from K-K, or A-K.
这是一只手,在转牌时没有通过双倍加注来推动那么多资产。你挡住了后面的牌,所以你的对手通常会持有更好的牌。有时你也可能在转牌时面临来自 K-K 或 A-K 的抽牌加注。

However, you are holding a good hand to take a free card and see how things develop on the river.
然而,您手中有一张好牌,可以选择免费看一张牌,看看河牌的发展情况。
You are on the Button with A -J -J - (Diagram 47).
您在按钮上与 A-J-J-(图 47)一致。
This hand was betting the flop because with three spades there is not as much EV to be gained by checking back and this hand also has low realizability in terms of bluff-catching. On the turn, you are not going to double-barrel.
这只手在下注翻牌是因为有三张黑桃,通过回看下注并不能获得太多的预期价值,而且这只手在捉弄对手方面的实现性也较低。在转牌时,你不会进行双重加注。

You are not blocking as many of the hands that are still ahead of you and you can bluff catch some of the rivers very efficiently.
你没有阻挡住你前面仍然有很多手牌,并且你可以非常有效地虚张声势抓住一些河牌。
Diagram 47 图表 47

Hand Example 35

You are on the Button with -6 (Diagram 48).
您在按钮上 -6(图 48)。
Diagram 48 图表 48
You are holding a naked two pair that has some good potential on the flop with the backdoor flush draw. However, on the Aou should check back and bluff-catch on certain river cards.
你手里拿着一副裸对,在翻牌时有一些潜力,有后门同花顺的可能。然而,在转牌时应该退一步,对某些河牌进行虚张声势。

Exploitative Tip

When you are up against a very passive player, feel free to double-barrel some of these hands. You could also choose a less polarized game plan and go for a smaller sizing.
当你面对一个非常被动的玩家时,可以随意双重加注其中一些手牌。你也可以选择一个较少极端的游戏计划,并选择较小的下注尺寸。

This encourages your passive, "callingstation" type opponents to call a small bet instead of you going for the bluff-catch option. Much of the value that comes from checking back these types of hands is generated by your opponent taking a stab on the river.
这鼓励你那些被动的“跟注者”类型的对手跟注一个小赌注,而不是你选择虚张声势的方式。检查这些手牌的价值很大程度上来自于对手在河牌时进行一次尝试。

Not all your opponents will be bluffing the river aggressively and, if that is the case, you are sometimes better off double barreling with some of these hands. It probably makes sense to simplify your strategy by only betting -pot with a more merged type of range when facing passive opponents.
并非所有对手都会在河牌时激进地虚张声势,如果是这种情况,有时候最好用一些手牌进行双倍下注。当面对被动的对手时,只用一种更融合的手牌范围下注可能更明智。

Draws Without Showdown Value

This bucket includes a lot of weak hands, for example, open-ended straight draws without showdown value and any flush draws. Most of those hands are
这个桶包括很多弱手,例如,没有摊牌价值的未完成的顺子和任何同花顺。这些手中大部分是

going to check. But we are also going to bet some of the hands, and we want to think about future blockers. We want to think about how valuable turn cards are, or if we can call a check-raise.
去检查。但我们也打算下注一些手牌,并且我们想考虑未来的阻挡牌。我们要考虑转牌有多有价值,或者我们是否可以跟注一个加注。
The same story holds true for flush draws with no showdown value. Generally, when you have decent equity as well as nutted outs, you don't want to bet when you can't call a check-raise. Otherwise, you are guaranteed to be leaving equity on the table.
对于没有摊牌价值的同花顺,同样的情况也适用。通常情况下,当你有相当的股权以及最佳的外包时,当你无法跟注一个加注时,你不想下注。否则,你肯定会让股权留在桌子上。

Finally we have gutters and air. Here you can be a little more aggressive with certain hands because you don't lose much by folding after getting check-raised as you are not folding much equity.
最后我们有沟槽和空气。在这里,您可以对某些手牌更加积极,因为在被加注后弃牌时,您不会因为弃牌而损失太多资产。

Hand Example 36

An example of a hand that you can use to double-barrel is (Diagram 49). This is a prime example because you have a pair blocker which is going to minimize the times that you will be called or check-raised on the turn, for example by 6-6.
你可以用来双重加注的手的一个例子是 (图表 49)。这是一个很好的例子,因为你有一对阻挡牌,这将减少对你在转牌时被跟注或加注的次数,例如 6-6。

You also have nutted outs and even a hand that can potentially call a check-raise because you still have a wrap. At the same time, you have very little showdown value. If you can make a hand such as fold on the turn or even on the river then you benefit greatly.
您还有坚果牌和甚至可以潜在地跟注加注的手牌,因为您仍然有包牌。同时,您的摊牌价值很低。如果您能让 这样的手牌在转牌甚至河牌时弃牌,那么您将受益匪浅。
Diagram 49 图表 49
Hand Example 37
Another example is (Diagram 50).
另一个例子是 (图 50)。
This is a hand with very little showdown value that can call a check-raise on the turn. So here, you are not going to let your opponent push you off a lot of equity, even if they do go for the check-raise.
这是一只手,其摊牌价值很低,可以在转牌时跟注对手的加注。所以在这里,即使对手选择了加注,你也不会让对手轻易剥夺你的很多权益。

Usually, with these types of combo draws, what is quite essential is to have a pair blocker. Having such a blocker decreases the chance that your opponent is holding two pair or a set. Therefore, your fold equity is increased and the chance of getting raised is decreased.
通常,对于这些类型的组合抽牌来说,非常重要的是要有一对阻挡牌。拥有这样的阻挡牌会降低对手持有两对或三条的几率。因此,你的弃牌权益增加了,被加注的几率减少了。

Hand Example 38

Finally, let's consider the hand (Diagram 51).
最后,让我们考虑手 (图 51)。

Diagram 51 图表 51

You have a pair blocker, a gutshot and also a pretty reasonable hand to bluff some of the rivers that we brick. This is because we have absolutely no spades, meaning our opponent could easily be holding a flush draw that we can get to fold.
你有一对阻挡牌,一个中间顺子牌,也有一个相当不错的手牌,可以在我们没有命中的河牌上进行一些虚张声势。这是因为我们绝对没有黑桃牌,这意味着我们的对手很可能拿着一个同花顺牌,我们可以让其弃牌。

On the other hand, there might be some valuable rivers where you can check back, you can hit trips, you can hit two pair or a straight. In that case, you are going to bet, unless the card in question is a spade. This is also a decent candidate to go for a double barrel.
另一方面,可能有一些有价值的河流,您可以回头检查,可以打出三张,可以打出两对或顺子。在这种情况下,您将下注,除非问题牌是黑桃。这也是一个不错的选择进行二次加注。

Turn Strategy on Ka-6 -5 -

Introduction 介绍

Now we are going to consider another turn card, the 9 . This card introduces a possible straight with 7-8. Although the straight is now possible, a lot of straight draws are still out there and now new straight draws (Q-10, J-10, QJ) have been introduced.
现在我们要考虑另一张转牌,即 9。这张牌引入了一个可能的顺子,即 7-8。尽管现在可能有顺子,但仍然有很多顺子牌,而且现在还引入了新的顺子牌(Q-10,J-10,QJ)。

A lot of combo draws still have equity against the current nuts.
许多连续抽牌仍然对当前的最佳牌有股权。
With a straight on the board, you should try to get maximum value from all the draws that your opponent could be holding. Therefore you should bet, preferably using a pot-size. With a set, you are betting much more selectively.
在牌桌上直接对决时,您应该尽量从对手可能持有的所有牌中获得最大价值。因此,您应该下注,最好使用底池大小。有一套牌时,您应该更加谨慎地下注。

You are trying to reduce the chance of getting check-raised by
您正在尝试减少被对方加注的机会

holding straight blockers or being able to make calls that are more profitable when check-raised because you hold an additional flush draw or straight draw. If you have a bare set without any backup you are usually going to check.
持有直接阻挡者或能够在被加注时做出更有利可图的决定,因为你还持有额外的同花顺或顺子牌。如果你只有一个裸露的三条,没有任何后备,通常会选择让牌。

This is in an attempt to pot control because you don't have many great rivers to value bet and, of course, you don't want to get check-raised.
这是为了控制底池而采取的举措,因为你没有太多好河牌可以下注,当然,你也不想被对方加注。
Two pair here is going to be a bluff-catcher and you will check it back, trying to get to showdown. The same holds true for your top pairs and overpairs.
这里的两对牌将成为一个虚张声势的牌,你会选择让牌,试图走到摊牌。对于你的顶对和大对同样适用。

The only times you are betting those hands is when you have significant additional equity in the form of a straight draw with a flush draw.
你下注那些手牌的唯一时机是当你有直接抓牌和同花抓牌的显著额外资产时。
When you have a flush draw without showdown value, you are trying to bet hands that don't have to bet-fold. So you are looking to add some straight draws into the mix to then be able to call when you get check-raised.
当你有一个没有摊牌价值的同花顺牌,你试图下注那些不必下注弃牌的手牌。因此,你要加入一些顺子牌来增加可能性,这样当你被对手加注时就能够跟注。

When you have just a flush draw, you have some outs but not enough to call a check-raise, so you are usually better off taking the free card.
当你只有一个同花顺的时候,你有一些外包但不足以跟注,所以通常最好是选择免费的牌。
When you have a bare straight draw without a flush draw or a significant pair, you are selectively betting. You should think a lot about immediate blockers and future blockers so that you have a profitable double-barrel turn and can then also bet the river.
当您拥有一个没有同花顺或重要对子的赤裸直接牌型时,您应该有选择性地下注。您应该仔细考虑即时的阻挡牌和未来的阻挡牌,这样您就可以有一个有利可图的双倍转牌,并且之后也可以下注河牌。
Finally, let's consider hands with bare straight blockers, such as 7-7 and 88. Without showdown value or additional draws, these hands are betting at almost a frequency, using a pot-sizing to maximize fold equity. Having established this overview, we will now consider the first strength-bucket of interest, which will be the sets.
最后,让我们考虑没有摊牌价值或额外牌的裸直阻挡牌,比如 7-7 和 88。这些手牌几乎以 频率下注,使用底池大小来最大化弃牌权益。在建立了这个概述之后,我们现在将考虑第一个感兴趣的强度桶,即三条。

Sets 集合

Sets are not double-barreling at 100% frequency on this straight-completing turn card. You are supposed to check about , c-bet -pot with about of hands, and c-bet pot with about . We are now going to consider some examples of sets that are not going to double-barrel but are checking back.
在这张直接完成的转牌上,套牌不会以 100%的频率进行双筒炮轰。你应该检查 ,用大约 手牌进行 c-bet -pot,用大约 手牌进行 c-bet pot。现在我们将考虑一些不会进行双筒炮轰但会回头检查的套牌示例。

Hand Example 39

You are on the Button with (Diagram 52).
您在按钮上 (图表 52)。
Diagram 52 图表 52
This hand is not blocking the possible straight because you are not holding the 7 or 8 , and you are blocking your own outs by holding a 9 , decreasing the chance that you improve on the river.
这只手不会挡住可能的顺子,因为你没有拿着 7 或 8,而且你通过拿着 9 来挡住了自己的外部,降低了你在河牌上改善的机会。

You also hold no spades, so there are not going to be too many great rivers you can value bet anyway. Therefore you are better off keeping the pot small and using your hand as a bluffcatcher on many river cards.
你也没有黑桃,所以你不会有太多值得下注的好牌河流。因此,最好保持底池小,利用你的手牌作为许多河牌的虚张声势。

Hand Example 40

You are on the Button with 6-6-4-4 (Diagram 53).
您在按钮上使用 6-6-4-4(图表 53)。
Here, you are holding a low set that has no additional equity or relevant (straight) blockers. Therefore you are better off checking back. You might also occasionally run into a hand that decided to go for a delayed turn check-raise. If you bet on this turn and get check-raised you are usually in a horrible spot against top set, a straight or, in the best-case scenario, you are up against solid combo draws.
在这里,你手中拿着一个低牌组,没有额外的资产或相关(顺子)阻挡牌。因此最好选择回合过牌。你也可能偶尔会遇到一个 手牌,决定延迟转牌后加注。如果你在这个转牌上下注并被加注,通常会处于非常糟糕的境地,面对顶级牌组、顺子,或者在最好的情况下,你会面对强大的组合抓牌。
Diagram 53 图表 53

Hand Example 41

You are on the Button with A - (Diagram 54).
您在按钮上与 A - (图表 54)相符。
Diagram 54 图表 54
You are holding a bottom set that didn't improve on the turn. In fact, your equity diminished. You have no additional straight draw, flush draw, and no blockers. Therefore, you should check back and pot control.
你手中拿着一副在转牌时没有改善的底牌。事实上,你的股权减少了。你没有额外的顺子牌,同花牌,也没有阻挡牌。因此,你应该选择回合并控制底池。

Two Pair/Top pair or Overpair
两对/顶对或高对

These hands are betting very selectively, and only when they have additional equity and can call a check-raise. Some examples:
这些手非常有选择性地下注,只有在它们有额外的资产并且可以跟注加注时才会下注。一些例子:

Hand Example 42

You are on the Button with »-Q -J-6 (Diagram 55).
您在按钮上与 » -Q -J-6(图 55)相符。

Diagram 55 图表 55

You have two pair, a gutshot and a flush draw. This is a powerful hand that can naturally continue as a double-barrel to build a pot.
你有两对,一个 gutshot 和一个 flush draw。这是一个强大的手牌,可以自然地继续进行双倍下注来建立底池。

Hand Example 43

You are on the Button with 9-7-6 (Diagram 56).
您在按钮上与 9-7-6(图 56)一致。
You have two pair, a gutshot, a flush draw and a straight blocker. This hand can continue against a raise and, because of card removal, this hand minimizes the chances of getting raised in the first place.
你有两对,一个 gutshot,一个同花顺和一个顺子阻挡器。这手牌可以继续对抗加注,由于牌的移除,这手牌最大程度地减少了一开始被加注的机会。
Diagram 56 图表 56

Hand Example 44

You are on the Button with -6 (Diagram 57).
您在按钮上与 -6(图 57)相符。
Diagram 57 图表 57
Here you turned two pair and are also holding a six, giving you more full house outs. You also don't have a spade in your hand which makes it more likely that you should bet to charge flush draws.
这里你有两对,并且还有一个六,这样给了你更多的葫芦牌。你手里也没有黑桃,这样更有可能应该下注来收取同花顺。

Out of these three hands, this is the only hand that cannot call a check-raise on the turn but is still willing to bet.
在这三手中,这是唯一一手在转牌时不能跟注加注,但仍愿意下注。

Flush Draw With No Showdown Value and Bare Straight Draw
没有摊牌价值的同花顺和单纯的顺子牌

Here you want to be very selective again. Can you call a check-raise? Do you have some favorable rivers? Or are you sacrificing equity by risking the check-raise and then having to give up?
在这里,你又要非常慎重了。你能进行加注吗?你有一些有利的河牌吗?还是你在冒着加注的风险,然后不得不放弃权益?

Hand Example 45

You are on the Button with (Diagram 58).
您在按钮上与 (图表 58)相符。

Diagram 58 图表 58

This hand is going to double-barrel because you can easily call a checkraise. You have an inside straight draw and a flush draw. Although you don't have a lot of showdown value right now, you can certainly build a pot to get paid in case you hit.
这手牌打算进行双重加注,因为你可以轻松跟注加注。你有一个顺子内部抽牌和一个同花抽牌。虽然你现在没有太多的摊牌价值,但你肯定可以建立一个底池,以便在命中时得到付款。

By betting, you can also make some marginal two-pair hands fold and even get some weaker hands to continue, such as a nut flush draw.
通过下注,您还可以让一些边缘的两对手弃牌,甚至让一些较弱的手继续下去,比如一个最大同花顺的牌型。

Hand Example 46

You are on the Button with A (Diagram 59).
您在按钮上与 A (图表 59)一致。
This hand has no showdown value but you can double-barrel because you have nutted outs heading to the river. This is a combination that is not willing to call a check-raise but still has numerous nutted outs against the calling range.
这只手没有摊牌价值,但你可以进行双重加注,因为你有前往河牌的最佳外包。这是一种组合,不愿意跟注加注,但仍然有很多最佳外包可以对付跟注范围。
Diagram 59 图表 59

Hand Example 47

You are on the Button with 10-10-7-6- (Diagram 60).
您在按钮上,10-10-7-6-(图表 60)。
Diagram 60 图表 60
With this hand, you bet the flop because you have future blockers, and you are also blocking some strong hands on the flop by holding the 6 and 10 . On the turn, you have a gutshot, a straight blocker and very little showdown value.
用这只手,你下注翻牌是因为你有未来的封堵牌,并且通过持有 6 和 10 在翻牌时也封堵了一些强手。在转牌时,你有一个中境直击牌、一个顺子封堵牌和非常少的摊牌价值。

However, you also have some blockers for the river that you can then triple barrel. So this hand is also going to be a double-barrel on the turn. It cannot call a check-raise but, nevertheless, you are still going for that second barrel.
然而,您还有一些可以三次加注的河流阻挡者。因此,这手牌在转牌时也会进行双加注。它不能跟注加注,但无论如何,您仍然会进行第二次加注。

Recap Training Session

We will now take another look at the flop to recap how you should approach some specific holdings and then we can see how we can successfully combine the strategy between the flop and turn.
我们现在将再次看一下 翻牌,回顾一下你应该如何处理一些特定的手牌,然后我们可以看到如何成功地结合翻牌和转牌之间的策略。

Flop Decisions on Ka-6 -5
Ka-6 -5 上的翻牌决策

Hand Example 48

Diagram 61 图表 61

You have the second nut flush draw, top pair, and a straight draw blocker. Are you going to c-bet this hand IP for pot, or are you going to check back?
你有第二大同花顺的牌型,顶对,以及一张顺子牌型的阻挡牌。你打算在这手牌中 IP 下注 筹码,还是打算选择让牌?
This hand should be c-bet. There is a ton of value to be gained because you can get called by weaker hands such as weaker flush draws, straight draws and weaker pairs. You are willing to build a pot in case you hit two pair, trips, or a flush.
这手牌应该进行续注。因为你可以被更弱的手牌如较弱的同花顺牌、顺子和较弱的对子跟注,所以有很大的价值可以获得。如果你获得两对、三条或同花,你愿意建立一个底池。

Hand Example 49

You are on the Button with A -J (Diagram 62).
您在按钮上与 A-J (图表 62)。

Diagram 62 图表 62

Here you have no showdown value or draw, but you do have the A . What do you do?
在这里,你没有摊牌价值或者牌型,但你有 A。你会怎么做?
With this hand, you are also going to c-bet. If you get check-raised you don't lose any equity by folding. You are willing to build a pot in case you do hit the spade so you can apply pressure and balance your double and triple barrel spade runouts.
用这只手,你也要进行 c-bet。如果你被 check-raised,折叠不会损失任何资产。如果你打出黑桃,你愿意建立一个底池,这样你就可以施加压力,平衡你的双重和三重黑桃出牌。

Hand Example 50

You are on the Button with 10-10-5 (Diagram 63).
您在按钮上,10-10-5(图 63)。
Bottom set. Is this a c-bet or a check?
底牌。这是一个 c-bet 还是一个 check?
Here it is best to check back because this hand is medium strength. Bottom set with absolutely no backup is going to be one of the few sets that you should check back. Usually, when you have a higher set or any significant backup, you are going to c-bet to build a pot.
这里最好回头检查,因为这手牌的实力中等。底牌绝对没有备用的底牌将是你应该回头检查的少数几手牌之一。通常,当你有更高的牌组或任何重要的备用时,你会进行 c-bet 来建立一个底池。
Diagram 63 图表 63

Hand Example 51

You are on the Button with A-A -A (Diagram 64).
您在按钮上与 A-A -A(图表 64)一起。
Diagram 64 图表 64
You have top set but no straight draw. Is this a c-bet or a check?
你有顶部套牌,但没有顺子牌。这是一个 c-bet 还是一个检查?
We are definitely going to bet this hand. Top set is a powerful hand; it can stack middle set, bottom set, or two pair. And therefore, we are betting almost all of our top set hands in position.
我们肯定会下注这手牌。顶部三条是一个强大的牌型;它可以击败中部三条、底部三条或两对。因此,在位置上,我们几乎会下注我们所有的顶部三条手牌。

Turn Decisions on (Ks-6 -5s)-2

The turn card is 2 , making the board (K-6 - -5 , which can be regarded as a light blank.
转牌是 2,使得牌桌变成(K-6-5),可以被视为一个轻度空白。

It introduces a straight but it is still a light blank because the straight is quite unlikely given the preflop ranges along with the fact that the player in the Big Blind "should not be" defending many 4-3 combos.
它介绍了一条直线,但它仍然是一个轻盈的空白,因为直线相当不太可能,考虑到起手范围以及大盲玩家“不应该”防守许多 4-3 组合。

We are now going to look at how some of the earlier discussed hands are playing on this turn.
我们现在要看一下之前讨论过的一些手牌在这一轮中的表现。

Hand Example 52

You are on the Button with -Q-J -9 (Diagram 65).
您按下按钮 -Q-J -9(图 65)。

Diagram 65 图表 65

Are you going to go for a double-barrel or are you going to take a free card?
你打算进行双管还是要拿一张免费牌?
This hand will be a check back. You are not blocking straights and you are not holding a strong value hand so you should be happy to see a free river.
这手牌将会是一个让牌。你没有阻挡顺子,也没有拿着强牌,所以你应该高兴地看到一个免费的河牌。

Hand Example 53

You are on the Button with A - (Diagram 66). After betting the flop and now pairing the what should you do on the turn?
您在按钮上与 A - (图 66)相符。在下注翻牌后,现在配对 ,在转牌时应该怎么做?

Diagram 66 图表 66

Here you don't have much to lose and should c-bet with a full-pot sizing to apply maximum pressure on your opponent. You have future blockers, and you hit the 2 but, more importantly, you can make much stronger hands fold.
在这里,你没有太多可以失去的,应该用全池大小的 c-bet 来施加最大压力在你的对手身上。你有未来的阻挡牌,你打出了 2,但更重要的是,你可以让更强的手牌弃牌。

Finally, if you get check-raised, you are not giving up much equity.
最后,如果你被加注了,你并没有放弃太多的股权。

Hand Example 54

You are on the Button with A-A -Kiagram 67).
您按下了按钮与 A-A -Kiagram 67)。
You have no flush draw and no straight draw. Should you bet your top set on the turn?
你没有同花顺和顺子。你应该在转牌时下注你的顶对吗?
Yes, you should bet this hand for full pot. The reason is that it's very unlikely your opponent has hit this turn card. You have no spade and no 7 or 8, meaning that all these straight draws and flush draws are unblocked and therefore likely to be in your opponent's hand.
是的,你应该为全额下注这手牌。原因是你的对手很可能没有命中这张牌。你没有黑桃,也没有 7 或 8,这意味着所有这些顺子和同花顺都是未被阻挡的,因此很可能在你对手的手牌中。

Therefore you want to value bet big here for full pot.
因此,您希望在这里进行大额价值下注,以赢取整个底池。
Diagram 67 图表 67

Turn Decisions on (Ka-6 -5 )-10
转动决策 (Ka-6 -5 )-10

The second turn that we will discuss is the 10 , making the board (K-65 )-10 . This is a heavy blank that, at the same time, introduces a lot of draws: the backdoor flush draw and a lot of straight draws.
我们将讨论的第二轮是 10,制作板(K-65)-10。这是一个重要的空白,同时引入了很多平局:后门同花顺平局和很多顺子平局。

Hand Example 55

You are on the Button with K -Q -J -9» (Diagram 68).
您在按钮上与 K -Q -J -9»(图 68)一致。
Are you going to double barrel, or check back? Here you should ask how likely is it that you are going to get called by a weaker hand?
你打算加注两次,还是让牌?在这里,你应该问自己,对手会跟注的可能性有多大?
In this case, you can certainly be called by a weaker hand so you are looking to bet. You have a wrap, a lot of nutted outs, a Queen-high flush draw and top pair.
在这种情况下,您肯定可以被一个较弱的手牌叫牌,因此您打算下注。您有一个包赢的牌,很多最佳牌外包赢的机会,一个皇后高同花顺的牌型和顶对。

There are a lot of combo draws at this point that are significantly behind; backdoor diamonds, weaker spades, weaker straight draws and you can get a lot of value from them.
在这一点上有很多组合抽牌明显落后;后门钻石,较弱的黑桃,较弱的顺子抽牌,你可以从中获得很多价值。
Diagram 68 图表 68

Hand Example 56

You are on the Button with A -J-10 -2 (Diagram 69).
您手上的牌是 A -J-10 -2(图表 69)。
Diagram 69 图表 69
You have hit second pair and a gutshot. Are you going to check back or bet?
你有打中第二对和一个中间顺子。你打算是要跟注还是下注?
Here you should bet full pot. With the in your hand you have both good future blockers and immediate blockers. You don't gain much from checking back as you don't have that many great river runouts. At this point, you are trying to apply pressure to make your opponent fold.
在这里,你应该下满注。手中有 ,你既有良好的未来阻挡牌,又有即时阻挡牌。回头看不会带来太多好处,因为你没有太多出色的河牌。此时,你正在施加压力,让对手弃牌。

As you have paired the ten, it makes it less likely that your opponent has either 10-10 or K-10.
由于您已经配对了十,这使得您的对手要么没有 10-10,要么没有 K-10。

Hand Example 57

You are on the Button with A-A (Diagram 70).
您在按钮上与 A-A(图 70)一致。
Diagram 70 图表 70
With your overpair and flush draw, are you going to double barrel the turn?
你有大对和同花顺的牌,你打算在转牌时进行第二次加注吗?
No, you should check. Your hand did not improve and the turn introduced a lot of possible additional equity for your opponent. They could potentially hold a better made hand, such as K-10. As you did not improve, you should check back and take the free river card.
不,你应该检查。你的手牌没有改善,而转牌为你的对手引入了许多可能的额外公平性。他们可能持有更好的手牌,比如 K-10。由于你没有改善,你应该检查回来并拿到免费的河牌。

Hand Example 58

You are on the Button with (Diagram 71).
您在按钮上与 (图表 71)相符。

Diagram 71 图表 71

You flopped two pair along with an open-ended straight draw. What are you going to do on the turn?
你有两对牌和一个开放式顺子吸引。你打算在转牌时怎么做?
You should check back to pot control. This turn card means that there are a lot of possible better made hands and also a lot of equity for your opponent. So you are going to check back and wait for a safe river to potentially bluff catch instead of building a pot.
你应该回头控制下注。这张转牌意味着有很多可能更好的手牌,对手也有很多资产。所以你要回头检查,等待一个安全的河牌,有可能进行虚张声势,而不是建立一个底池。

Your hand is very tricky to play and, facing a turn check-raise you would usually have to give up because there are so many bad rivers and you are also significantly behind against a set or K-10.
你的手牌很棘手,面对一个转牌的加注,你通常必须放弃,因为有很多不利的河牌,而且你也明显落后于一个三条或 K-10。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Your preflop and flop ranges heavily influence your turn ranges.
    您的起手牌和翻牌范围会极大地影响您的转牌范围。
  • On the turn, you will often play a polarized strategy and use two sizings, pot and half-pot.
    在转牌时,您通常会采用极化策略,并使用两种赌注大小,即底池和半底池。
  • After betting the flop, you want to make sure that you don't add too many hands to your double barreling range. You also want to check with some strong hands on the turn to protect yourself from being exploited on the river after checking back the turn.
    在下注翻牌后,您要确保不要将太多手牌加入到您的二次下注范围中。您还希望在转牌时检查一些强手,以防止在转牌后检查回来后在河牌上被利用。

Single-raised Pots OOP Turn Strategy

Introduction 介绍

In this section, we will discuss turn strategy when you are OOP after checkcalling a pot-size bet on the flop (4.25bb). You are in the Cutoff and your opponent is on the Button. The board we will use is .
在本节中,我们将讨论当您在翻牌后 OOP 时的转牌策略(4.25bb)在翻牌时进行了 底池大小的下注。您位于 Cutoff 位置,对手位于 Button 位置。我们将使用的牌桌是
After check-calling on the flop, you are very rarely betting. One of the only turn transitions where you have a significant c-betting range is the A . On this card, you are leading out about of the time. On almost all of the other possible turn cards, you would be checking . In this case, it makes sense to go for a full range check on all possible turn cards except for the ace. The check-raising range is also very low, only about on average across all different turn cards.
翻牌后,您很少下注。您有显著的 c-betting 范围的转折之一是 A。在这张牌上,您大约有 的时间领先。在几乎所有其他可能的转牌上,您会选择 。在这种情况下,除了 A 之外,对所有可能的转牌进行全范围检查是有意义的。检查加注范围也非常有限,平均只有 ,覆盖所有不同的转牌。
If your opponent is double barreling on this board, they are representing a very polarized range. Therefore, you are not incentivized to check-raise because their range is either the nuts or air.
如果你的对手在这个牌局上进行了双重加注,那么他们代表的是一个非常极端的范围。因此,你没有动力进行反加注,因为他们的范围要么是绝佳的牌,要么是废牌。

If they have the nuts, you don't want to get all the money in, and if they are bluffing, you want to call so they will keep bluffing.
如果他们有底牌,你不想把所有的钱都压进去,如果他们在虚张声势,你想跟注让他们继续虚张声势。
However, there are still a few hands you should be check-raising. More importantly, you must realize that you should be folding at a rather high frequency.
然而,仍然有一些手牌你应该进行加注再加注。更重要的是,你必须意识到你应该以相当高的频率弃牌。

The hands you should fold are often hands that you, in theory, could use to bluff-catch as you often have some showdown value, having check-called the flop. But you have to select some hands that are low EV check-calls and fold those hands.
你应该弃牌的手牌通常是你理论上可以用来虚张声势的手牌,因为你经常有一些摊牌价值,因为你在翻牌圈时选择了跟注。但你必须选择一些低期望值的跟注手牌,并弃掉这些手牌。

If you don't you are becoming very exploitable. If your opponent knows you are going to check-call twice, maybe even three times, with an overpair at all times on this board, you become very exploitable.
如果你不这样做,你就会变得非常容易被利用。如果你的对手知道你在这个牌局上每次都会两次甚至三次检查-跟注,你手中总是有一对以上的牌,那么你就会变得非常容易被利用。

Your opponent could then play a very exploitative unbalanced strategy where they are value-betting a ton of hands or triplebarreling aggressively, knowing that you are often going to fold bluffcatchers with which you called on the turn.
您的对手可以采取一种非常具有剥削性的不平衡策略,他们可以对很多手进行价值下注或者进行激进的三次加注,因为他们知道您经常会放弃在转牌时用来跟注的虚张牌。

Turn Transition Analysis on the 21

The first turn transition that we are going to analyze is the . The board now is . This turn introduces a flush draw but, apart from that, this
我们将要分析的第一次转换是 。现在的牌桌是 。这一轮引入了一个同花顺抽牌,但除此之外,这

card can be considered to be a light blank.
卡片可以被视为一种轻便的空白。
You can recognize a hand that should fold against a second barrel by considering the following characteristics:
您可以通过考虑以下特征来识别应该对第二个筒折叠的手:
Low showdown value.
  • You have to be able to put this into the perspective of your entire turn range. You called the flop, so you are going to arrive on the turn with a lot of strong overpairs.
    您必须能够将这放入您整个转牌范围的视角中。您在翻牌时跟注,因此您将带着许多强大的高对牌到达转牌。

    You should be folding hands that have the lowest pair value or that have no pair whatsoever and can continue with the rest.
    您应该折叠手中具有最低对值或根本没有对的手牌,并可以继续进行其他操作。
  • Low equity versus opponent's value range.
    对手的价值范围低于股权。
  • Your opponent's value range is mainly going to consist of 8-x combinations, along with some full houses. Against , you can still have decent equity in the form of a flush draw, or in the form of a straight draw.
    您对手的价值范围主要将包括 8-x 组合,以及一些葫芦。对抗 ,您仍然可以通过同花顺牌型或顺子牌型获得相当可观的股权。
  • Blocking/removing your opponent's natural bluffs. When you look at your hand, you should ask yourself, "Is my hand making it more or less likely that my opponent is holding a bluff or a value hand?
    阻止/移除对手的自然虚张声势。当你看自己的手牌时,你应该问自己,“我的手牌是让对手更有可能还是更不可能持有虚张声势或价值手牌?”

    Am I blocking the bluffs by holding straight and flush draw blockers, or am I blocking the made hands?" With hands that make it more likely that your opponent is bluffing or semi-bluffing, you should continue more aggressively and with hands that are blocking your opponent's bluffs, you should go ahead and fold because you are more likely to be running into a strong value hand.
    我通过持有顺子和同花顺阻挡牌来阻挡吹牛,还是阻挡已成形的手牌?对于那些使对手更有可能在吹牛或半吹牛的手牌,你应该更积极地继续,而对于那些阻挡对手吹牛的手牌,你应该放弃,因为你更有可能遇到强大的价值手牌。

High Frequency Folding Hands
高频折叠手

Hands such as a bare straight draw, a bare flush draw, bare J-J, a bare pair of tens and total air should pretty much be folding at a frequency. A lot of these combinations don't have much, if any, showdown value and they are not doing too well against your opponent's value range. At the same time, they're often blocking your opponent's bluffs.
像赤裸直接抽牌、赤裸同花抽牌、赤裸 J-J、赤裸十对和全空等这样的手牌应该在 频率下基本上都应该弃牌。这些组合中很多都没有太多的摊牌价值,而且它们在与对手的价值范围对抗时表现不佳。与此同时,它们经常会阻碍对手的虚张。

Holding a hand such as A-9-76 is blocking the straight draws that your opponent could be bluffing with. It has no pair and so should be folded.
握有像 A-9-76 这样的手牌会阻止对手可能用来虚张声势的顺子牌。它没有对子,因此应该弃牌。

Even if you hold a bare ten, you should almost always be folding because combinations with a ten are one of the most likely bluffing hands your opponent could be holding. By holding that card yourself, you make it much less likely your opponent is bluffing.
即使你手中有一张裸十,你几乎总是应该弃牌,因为与十相配的组合是对手可能持有的最有可能的虚张手牌之一。通过自己持有那张牌,你大大降低了对手在虚张。
With bare queens, you have an overpair without a straight draw and a flush draw. This hand can easily be beaten on the river by a flush, a straight, or an
拿着裸露的皇后,你有一个超对子,但没有顺子和同花顺的可能。这手牌很容易在河牌被同花顺、顺子或其他牌型打败。

overcard. So you are usually going to fold with these hands as well.
过牌。因此,通常你也会放弃这些牌。
Next, consider with a straight draw, without a flush draw. These hands should also be folded because you are again blocking your opponent's natural bluffs.
接下来,考虑 是直接抽牌,没有同花抽牌。这些手牌也应该弃牌,因为你又在阻挡对手的自然虚张声势。
Finally, Jacks with a straight draw without a flush draw are pretty much the same story as 10 -x combinations with no straight draw or flush draw. You are blocking our opponent's natural bluffs and your opponent's showdown value is relatively low.
最后,持有直接牌型但没有同花牌的 Jacks 基本上与没有直接牌型或同花牌的 10-x 组合差不多。你挡住了对手的自然虚张声势,而你对手的摊牌价值相对较低。
So here again (simplified), are the characteristics that need to be considered when deciding whether to fold against a second barrel:
因此,这里再次列出需要考虑的特征,以便决定是否应该对抗第二个加注
Low showdown value.
  • Low equity versus the opponent's value range.
  • Blocking/removing your opponent’s natural bluffs.
    阻止/移除对手的自然虚张声势。
So, which hands should fold in the real world? Let's look at some examples. Here, in the Cutoff, you are facing a 75% pot-size turn bet (12.75bb)
那么,在现实世界中应该折叠哪些手呢?让我们看一些例子。在这里,在 Cutoff 位置,你面对一个 75%底池大小的转牌注(12.75bb)
Hand Example 59
You are in the Cutoff with Q-Q (Diagram 72).
您手中有 Q-Q (图 72)。
Diagram 72 图表 72
This is a bare overpair of queens. You don't have a lot of equity against
这是一个裸露的女王对。你对这个没有太多的股权。

your opponent's value range (8-x). Furthermore, there is a good chance you will get outdrawn by your opponent's bluffs. If your opponent has a straight or flush draw, the probability that they could still hit it on the river is high.
对手的价值范围为(8-x)。此外,你很有可能会被对手的虚张声势击败。如果对手有顺子或同花顺的牌型,他们在河牌圈中仍然能够命中的概率很高。

Even if they are just holding Aces or Kings, they would already have you beat. There are also many scary rivers on which you are not very willing to call down. So this is a hand that you should be folding on the turn against a second barrel.
即使他们只是拿着 A 或 K,他们已经打败了你。还有许多可怕的河流,你不太愿意跟注。所以这是一个你应该在转牌时放弃的手牌。

Hand Example 60

You are in the Cutoff with A-9-7-6-6 (Diagram 73).
您手中的牌是 A-9-7-6-6(图 73)。

Diagram 73 图表 73

You would call the flop with this hand but you should now give up on the turn because you are blocking your opponent's natural bluffs. You also have low showdown value with this hand.
你会用这手牌跟注翻牌,但现在应该放弃转牌,因为你挡住了对手的自然虚张声势。你的手牌也具有较低的摊牌价值。

Turn Calling Range on (10-8 -8 )-2
打开呼叫范围(10-8 -8 )-2

To continue against a second barrel on the turn, you should look for the following characteristics:
在转牌时继续对抗第二个筹码,您应该寻找以下特征:
  • High showdown value.
  • Decent equity versus the opponent's value range.
    相对于对手的价值范围,公平的权益。
  • Blocking/removing your opponent's value hands.
    阻止/移除对手的有价值手牌。
The following are examples of hands that can call a second barrel on
以下是可以在 上进行第二次加注的手牌示例
Hand Example 61
You are in the Cutoff with (Diagram 74).
您在截止处与 (图 74)一起。

Diagram 74 图表 74

You already have some equity against an 8 , you can hit a 10, a Queen or a straight card. At the same time, you are not blocking flush draws which increases the likelihood that your opponent is bluffing. So this hand is going to continue against a second barrel.
您已经有一些对抗 8 的股权,您可以打出 10、皇后或直牌。同时,您没有阻挡同花顺的可能性,这增加了对手在虚张声势的可能性。因此,这手牌将继续对抗第二个加注。

Hand Example 62

You are in the Cutoff with -6 (Diagram 75).
您在截止线上, -6(图表 75)。
This hand is not blocking the straight draw combinations such as Q-9, Q-J, or any of the flush draws and it does have some significant showdown value. Therefore, you should call. You also have a small redraw with 7-6 against an 8.
这只手不会挡住直接抽牌组合,比如 Q-9,Q-J,或任何同花顺,而且它确实有一些重要的摊牌价值。因此,你应该跟注。你还有一个小的重抽机会,7-6 对 8。

Bare Kings with zero back-up are usually going to fold but, in this instance, you can call.
裸霸王通常会放弃,但在这种情况下,你可以叫牌。

Diagram 75 图表 75

Hand Example 63

You are in the Cutoff with Q-J-J-10 (Diagram 76).
您手中有 Q-J-J-10(图 76)。

Diagram 76 图表 76

Although this hand is blocking some potential bluffs that your opponent has, it just has too much equity with the overpair and flush draw, so you should call.
尽管这只手挡住了对手可能的虚张声势,但它与大对子和同花顺的资产太多,所以你应该跟注。

Hands that are Raising the Turn
举起转弯的手

To raise the turn on for value you need to be unblocking combinations. If you are holding an 8 , you are usually going to call because you are still behind against 10-8 and 10-10. When you are holding an 8 it also makes it much more likely that your opponent is bluffing.
要提高 的价值,您需要解除 组合的阻挡。如果您手中有 8,通常会选择跟注,因为您仍然落后于 10-8 和 10-10。当您手中有 8 时,也更有可能是对手在虚张声势。

By raising, you will fold out their bluffs and you don't give them the chance to go for a triple-barrel bluff.
通过加注,您将揭示他们的虚张声势,不给他们机会进行三次加注的虚张声势。

When you are holding 10-10, you are going to be raising very often because you are trying to get all the chips from 8 -x, a hand that your opponent will have very often as you don't block it.
当你手中拿着 10-10 时,你会经常加注,因为你试图从 8-x 那里获得所有的筹码,这是你的对手经常会拥有的一手牌,因为你没有阻挡它。

When holding 1010 , you are also raising much more because you are blocking a big part of our your opponent's bluffing range.
当持有 1010 时,你也会加注更多,因为你挡住了对手很大一部分的虚张声势范围。
If you are looking to raise on the turn as a bluff, you need outstanding blockers and protection. The raising ranges on the turn are very small. Most of the combos that want to check-raise, have already check-raised on the flop.
如果你想在转牌时以虚张声势加注,你需要出色的阻挡牌和保护。转牌时的加注范围非常有限。大多数想要进行盲注加注的 组合已经在翻牌时进行了盲注加注。
So, basically, your check-raising range is centered around . This is especially the case when you have a hand that is vulnerable against your opponent's bluffing/semi-bluffing range. An example is K-K (Diagram 77).
所以,基本上,你的加注范围是以 为中心的。特别是当你手中的牌对手的虚张声势/半虚张声势范围有脆弱之处时。一个例子是 K-K (图表 77)。
Diagram 77 图表 77
This hand is vulnerable against the flush and straight draws that your opponent might be double-barreling that could still easily outdraw you by the river. It is also not a hand that can stand a lot of triple barrels because the nuts
这只手在对手可能会双倍下注的同花顺和顺子牌型面前很脆弱,对手可能会在河牌前轻松地超过你。这也不是一只能经受很多三倍下注的手牌,因为它不是最大的牌。

are going to change frequently on the river in a way that is unhelpful for you. At the same time, you are holding a 10 and a 2, so you have a few more full house outs against an 8, and you are blocking the full houses a little bit better.
在河流上的情况将经常变化,这对你没有帮助。同时,你手中有一张 10 和一张 2,所以你对抗 8 有更多的葫芦牌,而且你阻挡了葫芦牌的机会。

Often when you are holding those full house blockers, although you are not blocking a boat or a value hand particularly well, it is still an excellent randomizer to add in some bluffs into your range and it's not hard to identify this randomizer.
通常当你手中拿着那些满堂的阻碍牌时,尽管你并不是特别擅长阻挡船或价值手牌,但它仍然是一个很好的随机器,可以在你的范围内加入一些虚张声势,并且很容易识别这个随机器。

Hand Example 64

Another example is (Diagram 78).
另一个例子是 (图 78)。

Diagram 78 图表 78

This hand needs a lot of protection against your opponent's bluffs. You are not blocking Queens, or Jacks with spades or any straight or flush draws at all. And therefore, every once in a while, you are going to turn this hand into a bluff.
这手牌需要很多保护,以防对手的虚张声势。你没有阻挡女王或带黑桃的杰克,也没有直线或同花顺。因此,偶尔你会把这手牌变成虚张声势。

Hand Example 65

Finally, consider Q^-Q-Jץ-10 (Diagram 79).
This hand could also be used as a bluff raise. Sometimes when you are holding a very vulnerable hand, you want to turn your 10 -x hands into a bluff to make your opponent's life more difficult.
这只手也可以用作虚张声势的加注。有时候当你持有一只非常脆弱的手牌时,你想把你的 10-x 手牌变成虚张声势,让对手的生活变得更加困难。

Too many players have no (bluff)-raising range on the turn after check-calling the flop and this makes it very easy for their opponents to double-barrel with any equity. This also
在翻牌后,太多玩家没有(虚张声势)加注范围,这让对手很容易用任何资产进行第二次加注。这也

creates the opportunity for a triple barrel bluff and they can also improve their hand without the danger of getting check-raised.
创造了三次加注的机会,他们还可以改善手牌,而不必担心被对手加注。

To prevent this, you need to mix in some turn raises and you have to find some randomization tools such as: two pair, or 10-x that has no flush draw that you are then going to turn into a bluff.
为了防止这种情况发生,您需要加入一些转牌加注,并且需要找到一些随机化工具,比如:两对,或者没有同花顺牌的 10-x,然后将其变成一个虚张声势。
Diagram 79 图表 79

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • You need to be balanced, so don't call all the hands that you continued with on the flop on the turn. You need to let go of some of them in order to be unexploitable. You should fold:
    你需要保持平衡,所以不要在转牌时继续跟进所有你在翻牌圈继续的手牌。为了不被对手利用,你需要放弃其中一些。你应该弃牌:
  • Hands that have the lowest showdown value.
  • Hands that have low equity.
    资产低的手。
  • Hands that are removing your opponent's natural bluffs.
    正在移除对手的自然虚张声势的手。
  • In order to continue, you need:
    为了继续,您需要:
  • Hands that have high showdown value.
    具有高摊牌价值的手。
  • Hands that have equity versus your opponent's value hands.
    对手的价值手牌与你的公平手牌。
  • Hands that are blocking/removing your opponent's value hands.
    阻挡/移除对手的有价值手牌的手。
  • In order to raise consider the following:
    为了提高考虑以下事项:
  • If you are raising for value, you want to unblock the part of your opponent's range that you can stack. If you are holding the nuts, you want to unblock the second nuts when you are raising to increase the probability of coolering your opponent.
    如果您是为了价值而加注,您希望解除对手牌范围中可以堆叠的部分。如果您手中有最大的牌,当您加注时,您希望解除次大的牌,以增加对手被冷却的概率。
  • If you are bluffing, you want blockers to your opponent's continuing range.
    如果你在虚张声势,你希望对手的继续范围受到阻碍。

Single-raised Pots IP River Strategy

Introduction 介绍

In this section, we discuss river strategy playing IP. We will specifically focus on the bet/bet/bet line. Meaning that you have c-bet the flop and turn and now we want to analyze what action to take on the river.
在这一部分,我们讨论河流策略玩 IP。我们将特别关注下注/下注/下注线。这意味着你已经在翻牌和转牌时进行了 c-bet,现在我们想要分析在河牌上采取什么行动。
The board is . You have c-bet the flop and turn, and you arrive on the river with an SPR of 1.3.
板是 。你在翻牌和转牌时下注,现在河牌来了,你的 SPR 是 1.3。

River Principles 河流原则

  • River c-bet ranges are polarized (either you bluff or have a very strong hand). On the river, no draws or semi-bluffs are possible.
    河流 c-bet 范围是极化的(要么你在吹牛,要么你有一手非常强的牌)。在河牌阶段,没有可能有任何牌型是抽牌或半吹牛。
  • Your sizing should mostly be pot. Sometimes, when you are value betting thin or when you have a hand that is blocking a big part of your opponent's calling range, you could bet smaller. More about that later.
    您的下注大小应该主要是适中的。有时候,当您在进行薄薄的价值下注或者手牌挡住对手呼叫范围的大部分时,您可以下注较小。稍后会详细讨论这个问题。
  • The higher your showdown-value, the lower your bluff frequency. Sometimes you will arrive on the river with a hand such as a set or two pair.
    你的摊牌价值越高,你的虚张声势频率就越低。有时你会拿着三条或两对牌到河牌。

    Even though you might have blockers to the nuts, you are still going to elect to check back because you have a lot of showdown value and, therefore, the EV of a check back is very high.
    即使你可能有阻碍,你仍然会选择回头检查,因为你有很高的摊牌价值,因此,回头检查的预期价值非常高。
  • The better your blockers to the nuts, the higher your bluff frequency. This holds true especially if your showdown value is low. So the amount of showdown value you have on the river is crucial when you decide to bluff the river.
    阻挡器越好,你的虚张声势频率就越高。特别是当你的摊牌价值较低时,这一点尤为重要。因此,在决定在河牌时虚张声势时,你在河牌上的摊牌价值量是至关重要的。

Hand Example 66

The first river transition we will analyze is the A completing the front door flush draw. The board is now (K -6 -5 -10 )-A (Diagram 80).
我们将分析的第一条河流转换是 A 完成前门冲刷。现在的牌面是(K -6 -5 -10)-A(图表 80)。
Diagram 80 图表 80

Flushes 冲洗

The nut flush, second nut flush and third nut flush are all value-betting at a frequency IP, preferably betting full pot. The stronger your hand is, the more often you should use a pot sizing. The reason is that you don't have to be afraid of running into a better flush.
坚果同花顺、次好的同花顺和第三好的同花顺在 IP 时都是有价值的下注,最好下注全池。你的手牌越强,就越应该使用全池大小的下注。原因是你不必担心碰上更好的同花顺。
And also, realize that the OOP player is leading around of their flushes into you. You are still going to value-bet all flushes, and are only checking of the time when you are holding a low flush. So you should almost always be value-betting a flush on this river.
而且,要意识到 OOP 玩家会将他们 的同花牌带入你。你仍然会对所有同花牌进行价值下注,只有在你手中持有低同花牌时才会有 的时间进行检查。因此,你几乎总是应该在这条河上对同花牌进行价值下注。

Showdown Value

Whenever you are holding a hand that has showdown value that isn't a flush, you should almost never bet. The only hands that you can often bet are straights with flush blockers.
每当你手中拿着一个有摊牌价值但不是同花的手牌时,你几乎永远不应该下注。唯一经常可以下注的手牌是带有同花阻挡器的顺子。

There is no point in betting a straight without a flush blocker, or hands that are even weaker than a straight such as sets and two pairs. Again, if you have a lot of showdown value, the EV of a check back is very high and there is no reason to use your hand for a bet.
在没有同花牌封堵器的情况下下注直接牌是没有意义的,或者手牌比直接牌更弱,比如三条和两对。再次强调,如果你有很高的摊牌价值,那么选择让牌的预期值非常高,没有理由用你的手牌下注。
You want to play an efficient strategy, which means when you are bluffing, you bluff with hands that have very little chance to win at showdown.
您想要玩一个高效的策略,这意味着当您在虚张声势时,您要用那些在摊牌时几乎没有赢的机会的手牌来虚张声势。

Bluffs 悬崖

The nut flush blocker has less low showdown value, so hands weaker than two pairs of sixes and fives, are bluffing at a frequency. The second and third nut flush blockers also bet at an almost frequency. If you have a nut flush blocker while holding A-K, your bluffing frequency is still quite high, but it's already a little lower because you are holding more showdown value.
坚果同花顺阻挡器的低牌面价值较低,因此比六和五以下的手牌更弱,以 频率在蒙混过关。第二和第三高的同花顺阻挡器也几乎以 频率下注。如果你手持 A-K 并有坚果同花顺阻挡器,你的蒙混频率仍然相当高,但因为你手中有更多的牌面价值,所以已经稍微降低。
The most crucial factor here is how low your showdown value is and holding the perfect blocker isn't as relevant.
这里最关键的因素是你的摊牌价值有多低,持有完美的封堵牌并不那么重要。

When you arrive at the river, always think, "Do I have a chance of winning this hand by checking back?" If the answer is no, you should always consider putting it into your bluffing range.
当你到达河边时,永远要考虑:“我通过回看有赢的机会吗?”如果答案是否定的,你应该考虑把它放入你的虚张声势范围内。

Hand Example 67

On the river, (K , some straights get there but, more importantly, the two flush draws bricked (Diagram 81).
河上,(K ,有些直接到达那里,但更重要的是,两个同花顺都没有完成(图表 81)。

Diagram 81 图表 81

The principles of your strategy on this river are still the same, but we will briefly revisit them because they are so important.
在这条河流上,您的策略原则仍然是一样的,但我们会简要回顾它们,因为它们非常重要。
  • River c-bet ranges are polarized (you either have a bluff or a strong value hand).
    河流 c-bet 范围是极化的(你要么有一个虚张声势,要么有一个强大的价值手)。
  • Your sizing should mostly be pot.
    您的尺寸应该主要是锅。
  • The higher your showdown-value, the lower your bluff frequency.
    你的摊牌价值越高,你的虚张声势频率就越低。
  • The better your blockers to the nuts, the higher your bluff frequency.
    阻挡器越好,你的虚张声势频率就越高。
The board is . Straights should always be value bet on this runout. A set on this river card is also betting at a high frequency. If you have a set that can beat other sets or a set that is blocking the straight, then you definitely want to value bet.
板块是 。直线应该始终在这个牌局上进行价值投注。在这张河牌上有一个三条也是以高频率下注。如果你有一个可以击败其他三条或者阻挡直线的三条,那么你肯定想进行价值投注。
Two pairs, top pairs and overpairs are never value-betting. Those hands are still beating missed flush draws, so they do have some showdown value but they aren't strong enough to go for value. Lastly, you have air with straight blockers.
两对、顶对和高对从不是价值下注。这些手仍然能打败错失的同花顺,所以它们有一些摊牌价值,但不足以去争取价值。最后,你有带有顺子阻挡器的底牌。

In this context "air" refers to less than a King because those hands are seldom going to win at showdown. Air without straight blockers is rarely bluffing.
在这种情况下,“空气”指的是低于国王的手牌,因为这些手牌很少会在摊牌时赢得比赛。没有顺子阻挡的空气很少会虚张声势。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Always consider how much showdown value you have and how relevant your blockers are.
    始终考虑你的摊牌价值有多大,以及你的阻挡牌有多相关。
  • River c-bet ranges are polarized (you either have a bluff or a strong value hand).
    河流 c-bet 范围是极化的(你要么有一个虚张声势,要么有一个强大的价值手)。
  • Your sizing should mostly be pot.
    您的尺寸应该主要是锅。
  • The higher your showdown-value, the lower your bluff frequency.
    你的摊牌价值越高,你的虚张声势频率就越低。
  • The better your blockers to the nuts, the higher your bluff frequency.
    阻挡器越好,你的虚张声势频率就越高。

Putting it all Together
将所有内容整合在一起

We have now discussed the strategic fundamentals of IP play on the flop, turn, and river. The next step is to tie these fundamentals together to create a solid three-street game plan. Therefore, we are now going to enter into some in-depth three-street hand analyses.
我们现在已经讨论了翻牌、转牌和河牌上的 IP 打法的战略基础。下一步是将这些基础联系起来,制定一个稳固的三街游戏计划。因此,我们现在将进行一些深入的三街手牌分析。

Hand 1 手 1

Hand Example 68
You are on the Button with A -5 - 5 and the flop is 82).
您的手牌是 A -5 - 5,翻牌是 82。

Diagram 82 图表 82

On this board, you are holding the nut flush draw, a pair of fives and a backdoor flush draw. This hand should be c-betting the flop because you lack showdown value and you can call a check-raise.
在这个牌局中,你手中有坚果同花顺的牌型,一对五和一个后门同花顺的牌型。这手牌应该在翻牌时进行 c-bet,因为你缺乏摊牌价值,而且你可以跟注对方的加注。

You are also removing some of the value hands that your opponent could be continuing with on the flop such as the nut flush draw or hands such as sets and two pairs that include a
您还在翻牌时移除了对手可能继续进行的一些价值手,比如最大同花顺牌或者包括对子和两对在内的手
  1. So you should bet this flop and call a check-raise if necessary. But let's imagine that you c-bet and your opponent calls.
    所以你应该在这个翻牌时下注,并在必要时跟注一个反攻。但让我们假设你进行了 c-bet,而对手跟注。

Hand Example 69

The turn is (K (Diagram 83).
转弯是(K (图 83)。
You are now holding two flush draws but have barely any showdown value, so you should go for a double barrel. The reason why you double barrel is that you have more outs that you can hit against your opponent's check-raising range and you hold less nuttiness in your hand.
你现在手里有两个同花顺的牌,但几乎没有任何摊牌价值,所以你应该选择双重加注。双重加注的原因是你有更多的外包直击对手的盲注范围,并且你手中的牌少了一些最佳牌。

You can call a check-raise given that you have more equity against hands such as sets and two pairs, so double barreling here is not going to hinder you from realizing your equity. In this case you should use a pot sizing. In the event of a checkraise you will call.
鉴于您对套牌和两对等手牌有更多的股权,您可以进行加注,因此在这里进行双倍加注不会妨碍您实现您的股权。在这种情况下,您应该使用一个奖池大小。如果发生加注,您将跟注。
Diagram 83 图表 83

Hand Example 70

The river is (K -6 -5 -10 )-Q (Diagram 84).
河流是(K -6 -5 -10)-Q(图 84)。

Diagram 84 图表 84

You hit the flush on the river! But it's a very weak one. Really weak flushes often go for a check back on the river after double barreling on the flop and turn. With most of your flushes on this board you would go ahead and value bet.
你在河牌打出同花!但是这是一个非常弱的同花。真正弱的同花经常在翻牌和转牌后双倍加注后在河牌上选择让牌。在这个牌面上,大多数同花你会选择继续下注。

But here you are holding one of the weakest possible flushes, hence a check back is preferable.
但是在这里,你手中拿着可能是最弱的同花牌之一,因此最好选择让牌。

Hand 2 手 2

Hand Example 71
You are on the Button with and the flop is (Diagram 85).
您的手牌是 ,翻牌是 (图表 85)。

Diagram 85 图表 85

The most important concepts on a paired board are:
在配对板上最重要的概念是:
  • On the flop, you should use a c-bet sizing.
On , you c-bet around of your range.
  • When c-betting on , you are looking to bet overpairs that include a 10 because those hands block 10-10 and 10-8.
    上进行 c-bet 时,您要下注包括 10 在内的高对子,因为这些手牌会阻止 10-10 和 10-8。
  • If you have an overpair that has no backup in the form of a 10 or a straight draw, then you are looking to bet with hands that are blocking some of the rundowns by holding a or a 7 .
    如果您手中有一对高牌,而且没有 10 或顺子牌作为后援,那么您应该下注,用手牌阻挡一些可能的连牌,比如持有 或 7。
With K-K-10-9 you have a strong overpair, a 10 blocker, a backdoor flush draw and a backdoor straight draw. This hand is a clear c-bet on the flop.
有 K-K-10-9,您有一个强大的高对,一个 10 挡牌,一个后门同花顺牌和一个后门顺子牌。这手牌在翻牌圈是一个明显的 c-bet。

If you held the same hand without a backdoor flush draw you would be more inclined to check back because there are fewer turns to double barrel and fewer rivers on which you can win at showdown. Due to the paired board you bet 33%-pot and your opponent calls.
如果你手中没有后门同花顺牌,你可能更倾向于回头检查,因为可以双倍下注的回合更少,可以在其中获胜的河牌也更少。由于牌桌上有对子,你下注 33%底池,对手跟注。

Your opponent is going to have a very wide calling range, which probably includes hands such as weaker overpairs, straight draws, , and so on.
您的对手可能会有非常广泛的跟注范围,这可能包括一些较弱的同花顺、顺子牌等手牌。

Hand Example 72

The turn is  转弯是

Diagram 86 图表 86

On the turn, you have improved by adding a flush draw. After betting the flop, you didn't get check-raised, so you can assume you still hold the best hand on the turn.
在转牌时,您通过增加一张同花牌来改善手牌。在下注翻牌后,您没有遇到加注,因此可以假设您在转牌时仍然拥有最佳手牌。

You are also doing well against some of the hands that your opponent might continue with, such as Q-Q with spades, J-J with spades and straight draws such as or . On the turn, you are mostly using a 50%-pot sizing but a smaller sizing could also be justified. You value bet with a -sizing on the turn, and your opponent calls again.
你也在对抗一些对手可能继续的手牌上做得不错,比如带黑桃的 Q-Q,带黑桃的 J-J,以及顺子牌型,比如 。在转牌阶段,你主要使用 50%底池大小的下注,但更小的下注也是合理的。你在转牌阶段以 大小的价值下注,对手再次跟注。

Hand Example 73

The river is (10 -8 -8 (Diagram 87).
河流是(10 -8 -8(图 87)。

Diagram 87 图表 87

You didn't hit the flush draw but still hold considerable showdown value. After double barreling, you are now looking to check back on the river. Depending on your opponent, you could also triple barrel for value here.
你没有击中同花顺,但仍然具有相当大的摊牌价值。双倍加注后,你现在打算在河牌时选择让牌。根据你的对手,你也可以选择三倍加注来获取价值。

For example, if you believe that your opponent would have raised hands with an 8 or on either the flop or the turn, you are most likely still ahead. In the specific situation of Button versus Big Blind, where the Big Blind is threebetting almost all Aces, you can three-barrel quite frequently.
例如,如果你相信你的对手在翻牌或转牌时会拿着 8 或 ,那么你很可能仍然领先。在按钮对大盲的具体情况下,大盲几乎总是会三注所有的 A,你可以经常进行三次加注。

When you do go for the three-barrel, using a small sizing is probably the best as this has a greater chance of getting called by hands you have beat.
当您选择三筒时,使用较小的尺寸可能是最好的,因为这样有更大的机会被您打败的手牌跟注。

Also, if you have spades, it makes your hand better to triple barrel because your opponent is then unlikely to have spades and is more likely to bluff-catch, given that the spades have busted.
此外,如果你有黑桃,三次加注会让你的手牌变得更好,因为你的对手很可能没有黑桃,更有可能在虚张声势,考虑到黑桃已经爆牌。

Hand 3 手 3

Hand Example 74

You are on the Button with A - -6 and the flop is (Diagram 88).
您在按钮上与 A - -6,并且翻牌是 (图 88)。

Diagram 88 图表 88

This hand should be c-bet on the flop. An important point to consider is how to proceed on certain turn cards if you check back. In this case, you don't have a nutted turn card, but you do have some turns that can be barreled, for example, a straight and some flush draws.
这手牌应该在翻牌圈继续下注。一个重要的考虑点是如果你选择让步,该如何在某些转牌上继续行动。在这种情况下,你没有最强的转牌,但你有一些可以继续加注的转牌,例如顺子和一些同花顺。

With A -7-6-2 you have low showdown value and low EV when checking back because of the lack of good turn cards that you can hit with this hand. Therefore you should bet 33%-pot, as your standard strategy suggests on paired boards. The opponent calls.
持有 A-7-6-2,您的摊牌价值和检查回合的预期值较低,因为您无法用这手牌获得好的转牌。因此,您应该下注 33%底池,就像您在对子牌板上的标准策略建议的那样。对手跟注。

Hand Example 75

The turn is (10-8-8) (Diagram 89). This turn adds a flush draw to your hand, thus improving equity against your opponent's calling range. You do want to use a bigger sizing because you want to be more polarized on this turn card.
转牌是(10-8-8)(图 89)。这个转牌为您的手牌增加了一条同花顺的可能性,从而提高了对手的跟注范围的股权。您确实希望使用更大的筹码量,因为您希望在这个转牌上更极端化。

If you have a hand that benefits from making your opponent fold a medium strength hand (as your current hand does) you want to go for a large sizing and bet pot.
如果您有一手牌,可以通过让对手弃牌一手中等强度的牌(就像您当前的手牌一样),您应该选择较大的下注额并下注底池。

If you do not have a spade draw, you should still consider betting this hand because the EV of checking back is so low. However, the poor showdown value would not be the only reason to go for a turn bet.
如果你没有挖掘机,你仍然应该考虑下注这手牌,因为检查回去的预期价值太低。然而,劣势的摊牌价值并不是下注转牌的唯一原因。

You also want to make sure that you show up on the river with some bluffs in your range and a hand such as will be a very efficient river
您还希望确保在河牌上展示一些虚张声势,并且像 这样的手牌将是非常有效的

bluff because of the lack of showdown value. Also, sometimes you want to bluff the river with a hand with no spades, so you make it more likely that your opponent arrived on the river with spades and will end up folding with a higher frequency.
由于缺乏摊牌价值而虚张声势。有时,您也想用没有黑桃的手牌在河牌时虚张声势,这样可以增加对手在河牌时拿到黑桃的可能性,并最终更频繁地弃牌。
Diagram 89 图表 89

Hand Example 76

The river is (10-8-8-3) (Diagram 90).
河流是(10-8-8-3) (图表 90)。
Diagram 90 图表 90
On this river, you should be checking back for two reasons:
在这条河上,你应该回头检查两个原因:
  • You have spades and that makes it less likely that your opponent has a flush draw and more likely that your opponent is holding a made hand. This means the success rate of your bluff will be lower on this river card.
    你有黑桃,这意味着你的对手不太可能有同花顺牌,而更可能是持有已成形的牌。这意味着你的虚张声势在这张河牌上的成功率会降低。
  • In case your opponent was holding a combo draw, you might now even be winning as you have made a pair. Although your showdown value is very marginal, it's still something that you have to take into consideration.
    如果你的对手手里有一个连牌抓牌,现在你甚至可能会赢,因为你已经有了一对。尽管你的摊牌价值非常边缘,但这仍然是你必须考虑的事情。

Single-raised Pots OOP River Strategy
单次加注盆河流策略

Introduction 介绍

In this section, we will discuss multi-street play that leads up to playing OOP on the river after check-calling the flop and the turn and facing the third barrel. We will discuss how to bluff-catch effectively OOP over multiple streets.
在这一部分,我们将讨论在河牌上玩 OOP 之前的多街玩法,这是在翻牌和转牌后进行查看-跟注,并面对第三个加注的情况。我们将讨论如何有效地在多个街道上进行 OOP 的虚张声势。
As you know by now, when OOP you have to play a more passive strategy compared to playing IP, where you do much more betting. When OOP, you have to play much more reactively, often checking and then deciding how to respond to the action taken by your opponent.
正如你现在所知道的,当你处于 OOP 时,与处于 IP 时相比,你必须采取更加被动的策略,IP 时你会下更多的注。当处于 OOP 时,你必须更加反应灵活,经常是先跟注,然后再决定如何应对对手采取的行动。
There is not a great deal of difference in bluff-catching on the river between playing IP and OOP. What matters most is removals.
在河牌时,IP 和 OOP 之间的虚张声势并没有太大的区别。最重要的是移除。

Your opponent will bet a polarized range of hands and your calling range should be centered around removing their best value hands and unblocking their bluffing range.
您的对手将下注一系列极端的手牌,您的跟注范围应该围绕着排除他们最好的价值手牌和解除他们的虚张声势范围。
One thing to keep in mind is that if the river changes the nuts, you are incentivized to lead some hands to maximize value from your value range. However, you can't lead all your value hands, otherwise you will be checkfolding too often.
要记住的一件事是,如果河流改变了局势,你会被激励领导一些手牌,以最大化你价值范围的价值。然而,你不能领导所有的价值手牌,否则你会经常选择放弃。

Breakdown

As on most boards when you are OOP, you are not using a high c-bet frequency on . You should only c-bet and use a half-pot sizing when you do bet. Let's analyze two different boards to discuss bluffcatching.
在大多数牌局中,当你处于 OOP 时,你不会在 上使用高频率的 c-bet。你应该只在 时 c-bet,并在下注时使用一半底池的大小。让我们分析两个不同的牌局来讨论吹牛。

Hand Example 77

You are in the Cutoff and the flop is (Diagram 91).
您在截止位置,翻牌是 (图表 91)。

Diagram 91 图表 91

You check and your opponent bets half-pot. How do you play your range on this board?
您查看并且您的对手下注半池底注。您如何在这个牌局上打出您的手牌范围?
If you face a half pot stab on , K-K-10-x combinations are check-raising of the time. The reason is that your bare overpair needs a lot of protection. You are check-raising the hands that don't hold any straight blockers because those hands allow you to call on more turns.
如果你在 面对一半底池的加注,K-K-10-x 的组合有 的概率会选择继续加注。原因是你的裸露的顶对需要很多保护。你会选择继续加注那些没有任何顺子阻挡牌的手牌,因为这些手牌让你在更多的转牌上跟注。

If you always just call your K-K-10 combinations on the flop, you are allowing your opponent to have very effective double and triple barrels on turn or river cards that complete a straight.
如果你总是在翻牌圈时只是跟注你的 K-K-10 组合,那么你就让对手有机会在转牌或河牌上进行非常有效的双倍和三倍加注,从而完成顺子。

Knowing this you are sometimes trying to make your opponents fold immediately by check-raising the flop with K-K10 .
了解到这一点,有时候你会试图通过在翻牌时用 K-K10 进行加注来迫使对手立即弃牌。
Combinations of A-A-10 are only check-raising of the time, half as often as . The reason is that Aces require less protection. Sprinkling some of these hands into your check-raising range is very important, especially the hands with showdown value that need some protection. For example, J-J-10 is check-raising 45% and Q-Q-10 is check-raising 38%.
A-A-10 的组合只有 的时间在进行 check-raising,比 少一半。原因是 Aces 需要较少的保护。在你的 check-raising 范围中加入一些这些手牌非常重要,尤其是那些需要一些保护的具有摊牌价值的手牌。例如,J-J-10 的 check-raising 率为 45%,Q-Q-10 的 check-raising 率为 38%。

So you do want to add some of these hands into your check-raising range. If you don't do this, your opponent has a very easy time taking a lot of stabs on the flop, realizing equity and also realizing some bluff potential.
所以你确实想要将其中一些手牌加入到你的加注范围中。如果你不这样做,你的对手将很容易在翻牌时进行很多尝试,实现资产回报,也能实现一些虚张声势的潜力。
Now let's presume you play check-call on the flop.
现在让我们假设你在翻牌圈时玩“跟注”。

Hand Example 78

The turn is (10-8-8)-7 (Diagram 92).
转弯是(10-8-8)-7(图 92)。
Diagram 92 图表 92
On the turn, you should check your entire range as the is not a great card for you. By betting on the flop your opponent represented a more polarized range.
在转牌时,您应该检查您的整个手牌范围,因为这张牌对您来说并不是一个很好的牌。在翻牌时下注,您的对手代表了一个更极端的手牌范围。

You didn't check-raise so you don't have many combinations of 8 -x, 10 -10, or 10 -8 in your range, which will leave your range consisting mainly of overpairs.
你没有进行检查加注,所以你的牌组中没有太多 8-x、10-10 或 10-8 的组合,这将使你的牌组主要由高对组成。

Therefore you are going to check and let your opponent decide if they want to polarize their range by double barreling further.
因此,您将要检查并让对手决定他们是否想通过再次加注来极化他们的手牌范围。
If your opponent goes for a second barrel, you are mainly going to call or fold. On this card, which is relatively bad for your range, you want to continue with hands that have decent equity. Most Aces are folding at this point (58%).
如果对手进行第二次加注,你主要会选择跟注或弃牌。在这张对你手牌范围相对不利的牌上,你希望继续拿着有相当股权的手牌。大多数 A 都会在这时弃牌(58%)。

Notice that some of the Aces were check-raising the flop. If that hadn't been the case, then your turn folding frequency with Aces would be even higher.
注意到一些王牌在翻牌时进行了加注。如果没有这种情况,那么你对王牌的转牌弃牌频率会更高。
On the turn, if you have Aces with clubs, you have an un-foldable hand and have to continue. You have equity against straights, trips, and even against a full house. You also have outs to make a very strong hand. The same holds for all overpairs with clubs.
在转牌时,如果你手中有梅花 A,那么你有一个不能放弃的牌型,必须继续下注。你对顺子、三条甚至满堂都有股权益。你还有机会组成一个非常强大的牌型。对于所有有梅花的大对牌也是如此。

These hands have just too much equity to fold.
这些手牌有太多的资产,无法弃牌。
The same overpairs with a ten, A-A-10, Q-Q-10 etc. can also be used to check-raise the turn at a low frequency. The idea is, that on the turn the value
相同的大对与十,A-A-10,Q-Q-10 等也可以低频率地用于转牌时的看盘加注。理念是,在转牌时的价值

of calling diminishes with those hands because you are not doing well against your opponent's bluffing range. So even if your opponent is bluffing, you will have a problem with a lot of rivers.
由于你在对手的虚张声势范围中表现不佳,所以打电话的可能性会减少。因此,即使你的对手在虚张声势,你在很多河牌上都会遇到问题。

You either have to fold, or your opponent can get there and just check behind and still win.
你要么弃牌,要么对手可以跟进并且只需跟注,仍然能赢。
The fact that you are not doing that well in terms of realizability and equity against your opponent's betting range on the turn means you should turn some of these combinations into a bluff. This is especially the case with Kings as Kings are more vulnerable. Over of the time, you should turn your K-K-10 hand into a bluff on the turn and check-raise.
在转牌时,你的实现性和公平性表现不佳,无法与对手的下注范围相抗衡,这意味着你应该将其中一些组合变成虚张声势。国王尤其如此,因为国王更容易受到攻击。超过 的时间,你应该在转牌时将你的 K-K-10 手牌变成虚张声势并进行搭脚。
Players rarely make these types of bluffs. Many players look down at a hand like K-K-10-4 and end up folding or calling once again. However, you rarely see them check-raising.
玩家很少会做这种类型的虚张声势。许多玩家看到像 K-K-10-4 这样的手牌时,最终会弃牌或再次跟注。然而,你很少看到他们在检查后再加注。
This makes check-raising a very powerful play because people are going to give you a lot of credit. Furthermore, a lot of IP players are going to doublebarrel this turn aggressively with wide ranges and they are not expecting you to check-raise.
这使得检测加注成为一种非常强大的策略,因为人们会给予你很高的信誉。此外,很多 IP 玩家会用广泛的手牌积极地在这个回合进行二次加注,他们并不指望你会检测加注。

This means that much of the time you are going to be up against any kind of draw. By check-raising, you can get them off those draws and steal their equity.
这意味着大部分时间你将面对任何类型的牌面组合。通过加注,你可以让他们放弃这些牌面组合,并窃取他们的股权。
After check-calling the turn, you are going to see a river. Before considering the river card, realize that your range at this point mainly consists of overpairs with flush draws, overpairs with straight draws and occasional slowplays.
在转牌后继续跟注后,你将看到一张河牌。在考虑河牌之前,要意识到此时你的手牌范围主要包括带同花顺的高对、带顺子的高对和偶尔的慢速玩法。

Hand Example 79

The river is (10-8-8-7) (Diagram 93).
河流是(10-8-8-7)(图 93)。
Diagram 93 图表 93
On the , you should check your entire range. Your opponent has been representing a very polarized range so far by double-barreling. You just called and are in a bluff-catching scenario.
上,你应该检查你的整个范围。到目前为止,你的对手一直在通过双重加注代表一个非常极端的范围。你刚刚跟注,处于一个捕捉虚张声势的情况。

Recognize that when you arrive on the river and your opponent is betting again, you must let go of some hands or you are becoming exploitable.
当你到达河边时,对手再次下注时,你必须放弃一些手牌,否则你会变得容易被利用。

If your opponent knows that you are going to bluff-catch with all your overpairs on blanks, they can exploit you with a combination of checking and value-betting relentlessly.
如果你的对手知道你打算在空牌时用所有的大对子来虚张声势,他们可以利用检牌和价值下注的组合无情地剥削你。
So you have to find some selective calls and carefully consider which hands to fold. If your opponent triple barrels, then they will often be playing the river with a very polarized range, using a large sizing.
所以你必须找到一些有选择性的牌,并仔细考虑要弃牌的手牌。如果你的对手三次加注,那么他们通常会用较大的筹码来玩河牌,这时他们的手牌范围往往是极端分化的。

In this case, potting is the only correct option for the IP player, and the OOP player should fold at a frequency.
在这种情况下,对于 IP 玩家来说,下注是唯一正确的选择,而 OOP 玩家应该以 频率弃牌。
For the most part, you are going to have to selectively pick overpairs that have a good combination of blockers and high showdown value. You have to let go of a ton of overpairs, especially the ones with clubs.
在大多数情况下,您将不得不有选择地挑选具有良好阻挡和高摊牌价值的对子。您必须放弃大量的对子,特别是带有梅花的对子。

The A in particular is not a good card to have when calling on the river because you are blocking some of the busted flush draws that your opponent could be holding. In that case, you should fold almost all the bare Aces with clubs.
特别是在河牌时,持有 A 并不是一个好牌,因为你挡住了对手可能持有的一些未完成的同花顺牌。在这种情况下,你应该几乎放弃所有的单 A 同花色牌。
If you are not holding any of the clubs, there are some combinations of Aces that want to call on the river. The hands that do call mostly have good blockers to your opponent's value range and they are unblocking your opponent's bluffing range.
如果你手中没有梅花牌,有一些 A 牌的组合想在河牌时叫注。大多数叫注的手牌都有很好的阻挡牌,可以阻止对手的价值范围,并且不会阻碍对手的虚张声势范围。

The cards that you are looking to have in this
您要找的卡片

situation to call are pair blockers and straight blockers. A hand such as A A blocks some straight, two pair, and full house combinations and unblocks bluffs that your opponent could be holding. Therefore it would be a good bluff-catcher.
情况要呼叫的是对子阻挡器和顺子阻挡器。例如 A A 这样的手牌阻挡了一些顺子、两对和葫芦组合,并解除了对手可能持有的虚张声势。因此,它将是一个很好的虚张声势捕手。
The most important factor on the river are the blockers you hold and not your made hand value as you are beating very little of your opponent's value range anyway. You only beat bluffs, so you want to call with hands that make it more likely your opponent is bluffing.
在河流上最重要的因素是你持有的阻挡牌,而不是你的牌值,因为你基本上击败不了对手的牌值范围。你只能击败虚张声势,所以你希望用那些更有可能让对手在虚张声势的情况下下注的手牌来跟注。

Hand Example 80

You are in the Cutoff and the flop is (Diagram 94).
您在截止位置,翻牌是 (图 94)。
Diagram 94 图表 94
This is a rainbow, straight board. On this flop, the OOP player is c-betting of the time for a half-pot sizing and checking all other hands. The bluffing range is made of hands that are unable to check-call, for example A and A-J-9.
这是一条彩虹,直板。在这个翻牌局面上,OOP 玩家以半池底注的尺寸进行 的概率进行 c-bet,而其他手牌则全部选择 chekc。虚张声势的范围由那些无法 check-call 的手牌组成,例如 A 和 A-J-9。
On this flop, you are check-calling quite often and check-raising relatively infrequently. The check-raising range on this board consists of similar hands to the c-betting range.
在这个翻牌上,您经常选择跟注,而相对较少选择加注。在这个牌面上,加注范围包括与 c-bet 范围类似的手牌。

It includes hands that can't check-call but do have some equity and are therefore good bluffing candidates. Some of the best hands to check-raise on this board are weak overpairs that are blocking straights, such as . This hand blocks rundowns that are hitting
它包括不能查看-跟注但具有一定资产并因此是很好的虚张声势候选者的手。在这个牌局上最适合查看-加注的一些最佳手牌是阻挡顺子的弱过对,例如 。这手牌阻挡了击中的顺子。

this board very hard, for example and 10-9-8.
这块板非常硬,例如 和 10-9-8。
When it comes to check-calling, you should call most of the strong made hands such as sets, two pairs, the second nut straight and the third nut straight, etc. These hands are usually taking a passive postflop line.
在进行查牌时,您应该叫入大部分强势手牌,比如三条、两对、次大顺和第三大顺等。这些手牌通常采取被动的后翻线路。

Hand Example 81

The turn is (Diagram 95).
转弯处为 (图 95)。
There is no texture shift with this turn card so you don't have a leading range. You are still behind against your opponent's flop value range. This turn is very safe for the IP player so they should start to polarize by betting pot or checking. In this instance, your opponent decides to double barrel and pots the turn.
这张转牌没有改变纹理,所以你没有领先的范围。你仍然落后于对手的翻牌价值范围。这个转牌对 IP 玩家来说非常安全,所以他们应该开始通过下注 底池或者选择让牌来极化。在这种情况下,你的对手决定进行第二次加注,并押满了转牌。

Diagram 95 图表 95

Against this second barrel, you should continue with hands that have good equity. These are two pair with backup, flush draws, open-enders with flush draws, sets, and low straights. Hands that floated the flop hoping for a good turn are now looking to fold.
对于这第二个加注,你应该继续使用具有良好权益的手牌。这些手牌包括备用的两对、同花顺牌、同花牌、同花顺牌、三条和低顺子。那些在翻牌圈时悬而未决,希望有好的转牌的手牌现在应该考虑弃牌。
Hands such as backdoor flush draws and straight blockers have now significantly diminished in value if they didn't improve to a flush draw or a straight on this turn.
手牌,如后门同花顺和顺子阻挡牌,如果它们没有在这一轮中改善为同花顺或顺子,它们的价值现在已经大大降低。

Inside straight draws, along with a lot of Aces hands, such as A -A -6 - were good enough to float on the flop looking for a good turn but are now folding.
直接内顺直抽,连同许多 A 手,如 A-A-6-足以在翻牌时漂浮寻找一个好的转折点,但现在正在弃牌。
Against a pot-size second barrel, you should let a lot of these hands go and play passively when you do have any of the made hands apart from 10-9, which is going to raise at a very high frequency.
面对一个与奖池大小相当的第二次加注,你应该放弃很多这样的手牌,并在你拥有除 10-9 之外的任何已成型的手牌时采取被动策略,因为 10-9 会以非常高的频率加注。

There is already a ton of money in the middle, 10-9 is very strong and you do need some protection on a two-diamond board. Therefore, you are going to be raising with 10-9 combinations.
中间已经有很多钱了,10-9 非常强大,你确实需要在双钻板上进行一些保护。因此,你将会用 10-9 组合加注。
What hands are going to be raising on this turn that are not 10-9? In fact, only of non-10-9 hands should be raising and this range is going to consist mainly of combo draws, two pair with draws and combinations that have some potentially difficult rivers to play but have a lot of equity. An example is . This hand holds three pair, a gutshot and a flush draw. It has a lot of equity but it will encounter quite a few difficult rivers, especially being OOP.
在这一轮中,除了 10-9 之外,哪些手会加注呢?实际上,只有 非 10-9 手应该加注,这个范围主要包括组合抓牌、两对带抓牌和一些潜在难以应对的河牌但具有很高权益的组合。一个例子是 。这手牌有三对、一个中间顺势和一个同花抓牌。它具有很高的权益,但会遇到相当多的困难河牌,尤其是在位置不利的情况下。

Very few hands other than 10-9 are raising and you could even simplify to check-calling or check-folding all hands other than 10 -
除了 10-9 之外,几乎没有其他手牌在加注,甚至可以简化为对 10-以下的所有手牌进行跟注或弃牌
9 .
You decide to call the turn.
你决定跟进。

Hand Example 82

The river is (8 -7 -6 -4)-2 (Diagram 96).
河流是(8 -7 -6 -4)-2 (图 96)。
Diagram 96 图表 96
After calling the turn, you arrive at the river with an SPR of about 0.8 . The board texture didn't change, so the OOP player will check their entire range and the IP player should triple-barrel with a pot sizing and a very polarized
在转牌后,您以约 0.8 的 SPR 到达河牌。牌面纹理没有改变,所以 OOP 玩家将检查他们的整个范围,而 IP 玩家应该以一个很极端的底池大小进行三次加注。

range. Even a lot of the 8-high straights are no longer strong enough for the IP player to triple barrel and all of these combinations should be checked back. The value range of the IP player consists of all the 9-high straights or better.
范围。即使很多 8 高顺子对于 IP 玩家来说也不再足够强大,无法进行三次加注,所有这些组合都应该被放弃。IP 玩家的价值范围包括所有 9 高顺子或更好。
If the IP player is going to use an all-in sizing, the OOP player should be bluff-catching with around of their range. The IP player is risking an pot-size bet to win the pot, which means the bluff so it has to work of the time or more to be profitable. If the OOP player folds more than of the time, the IP player could turn every hand into a bluff and show a profit.
如果 IP 玩家打算使用全压的筹码规模,那么 OOP 玩家应该用大约 的范围来虚张声势。IP 玩家冒着 底池规模的赌注来赢得底池,这意味着虚张声势必须有 以上的成功率才能盈利。如果 OOP 玩家超过 的时间弃牌,IP 玩家可以把每一手牌都变成虚张声势并显示盈利。
The key factors for the OOP player are the removal effect and their blockers. On the turn the calling range is based on a mix of equity and removal but on the river it's all about removal cards. 9-5 is a combination that is always be calling.
OOP 玩家的关键因素是去除效果和他们的阻挡者。在转弯时,呼叫范围基于权益和去除的混合,但在河流上,一切都是关于去除卡。9-5 是一个总是会呼叫的组合。

With this hand you could split the pot and it is also blocking 10-9.
用这只手,你可以分开这个锅,它也挡住了 10-9。
On this board there are so many different straights that you cannot blindly start to call with all the straights that you are holding. If you do, you will end up calling way too much.
在这个牌局中有很多不同的顺子,你不能盲目地开始用你手中所有的顺子叫注。如果这样做,你最终会叫注得太多。

The only hands that you can call that are lower than 9-high straights are straights, sets, or two pairs, with a 10, because this means that you are blocking a decent part of your opponent's value range.
您可以称之为低于 9 高顺子的唯一手牌是顺子、三条或两对,带有 10,因为这意味着您挡住了对手价值范围的相当部分。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Your opponent's river betting range will be polarized, so your calling range should be centered around removing their best value hands and unblocking their bluffing range.
    你对手的河注范围将会极化,因此你的跟注范围应该围绕着排除他们最好的价值手牌和解除他们的虚张声势范围。
  • If the river changes the nuts you are incentivized to lead some of your hands to maximize value from your value range. However, you can't lead all value hands, otherwise you would check-fold too often.
    如果河流改变了你的底牌,你会被激励带领一部分手牌,以最大化你价值范围的价值。然而,你不能带领所有价值手牌,否则你会太频繁地选择弃牌。
  • The most important factors for calling on the river are the removal effect and the blockers that you hold that block your opponent's value range.
    在河牌时最重要的因素是你手中的移除效果和阻挡对手价值范围的封堵牌。

Postflop Theory: 3-bet Pots

Introduction 介绍

Now that we have discussed a solid strategy for single-raised pots, it is time to dive into 3-bet pots. This is an incredibly important component of PLO strategy. SPRs are decreasing, chips are flying everywhere and the pots are huge.
既然我们已经讨论了单次加注池的稳固策略,现在是时候深入探讨 3 次加注池了。这是 PLO 策略中非常重要的组成部分。SPR 正在减少,筹码到处飞,底池巨大。
For that reason you want to prepare yourself by playing correct ranges. 3bet pots play at much lower SPRs than single-raised pots, which drastically influences your strategy. Some key differences between single-raised pots and 3-bet pots are that in 3-bet pots:
因此,您希望通过玩正确的范围来做好准备。 3bet 奖池的 SPR 比单次加注奖池低得多,这极大地影响了您的策略。 单次加注奖池和 3bet 奖池之间的一些关键区别是,在 3bet 奖池中:
  • Preflop ranges are more defined.
    翻牌前的范围更加明确。
  • Boards are going to be more polarized in favor of one or the other player.
    棋盘将更倾向于支持其中一方玩家而变得更加两极分化。
  • Postflop bet-sizing will include potting and check-raising for stacks way more often than in single-raised pots.
    后翻注码将更频繁地包括下注和检查加注,比在单次加注的情况下更频繁。
  • Polarization of c-betting ranges is less important as the SPR becomes shallower, especially for OOP players who want to end the situation as quickly as possible.
    在 SPR 变得更浅时,c-betting 范围的极化变得不那么重要,特别是对于想尽快结束局面的 OOP 玩家。

Stack Off 堆栈关闭

Before we go into c-betting strategy fundamentals, it will be helpful to quickly go over how to use stack-off charts to review and learn from postflop mistakes in big pots.
在我们深入了解 c-betting 策略基础之前,快速回顾如何使用堆叠图表来检讨和学习后翻错误在大底池中。
The reason it is good to analyze this before getting into c-betting strategy is because not all the mistakes that are made at the table are equally costly.
在进入 c-betting 策略之前分析这一点是有好处的,因为在桌上犯的错误并不都同样昂贵。
Certain mistakes cost much more than others, such as mistakes in big pots where hundreds of big blinds are in play.
某些错误比其他错误更为严重,比如在大奖池中犯错,其中有数百个大盲注在玩。
Stack-off situations are common in PLO because 3-bet and 4-bet pots that get to the flop are not as rare as in NLHE. To learn how to review and improve in these big pots, you need to understand how to use stack-off charts correctly. Here is an example:
在 PLO 中,堆叠对局是很常见的,因为 3-bet 和 4-bet 的底池到翻牌时并不像在 NLHE 中那样罕见。要学会如何审查和改进这些大底池中,你需要正确理解如何使用堆叠对局图表。这里有一个例子:
You are on the Button and raise with . The Small Blind is 100bb deep, decides to 3-bet and you call.
您位于按钮位置,并以 加注。小盲位有 100 大盲注的筹码深度,决定进行 3 次加注,您跟注。
The flop is and you are playing at an SPR of 3.5. You have bottom pair and a weak flush draw. The Small Blind bets full pot, presumably committing to the pot, meaning that you don't have any fold equity when shoving. You want to figure out if getting all the money in is profitable.
翻牌是 ,你的 SPR 为 3.5。你有底对和一个弱的同花顺。小盲注下注全池底,可能是在承诺下注,这意味着你在推注时没有任何弃牌权益。你想弄清楚把所有钱都下注是否有利可图。

How can you solve such a situation? You use this four-step process:
你如何解决这种情况?你可以使用这四个步骤:
  1. Calculate the SPR.
  2. Figure out how much equity you are required to have to stack off profitably given the SPR.
    弄清楚根据 SPR 要求您必须拥有多少股权才能有利可图。
  3. Figure out how much equity your hand has versus your opponent's range.
    弄清楚你的手中有多少股权,与对手的范围相比。
  4. Make a decision. 做出决定。
Now let's apply these four steps to solve the situation.
现在让我们应用这四个步骤来解决这种情况。
  1. The SPR for this situation is 3.5 . The Small Blind 3-bet to 12bb and you called, meaning there is about 25bb in the pot while you both have 88bb remaining in your stacks.
    这种情况下的 SPR 为 3.5。小盲位 3-bet 到 12bb,你跟注,意味着奖池中有大约 25bb,而你们两个的筹码堆中剩下 88bb。
  2. Look up the required equity for a 3.5 SPR in the stack-off chart (see page 24). As you see the required stack off equity is about .
    查看堆叠图表中 3.5 SPR 所需的权益(请参阅第 24 页)。如您所见,所需的堆叠权益约为
  3. To calculate your equity against your opponent's range, you can use a variety of tools. A free and well-known one is ProPokerTools.com. On this site, you will be able to simulate PLO equities. You can put your opponent on a certain range and then you want to run that range against the hand you are holding on a specific flop.
    要计算您对手的手牌范围的公平性,您可以使用各种工具。一个免费且知名的工具是 ProPokerTools.com。在这个网站上,您可以模拟 PLO 的公平性。您可以将您的对手放在某个范围内,然后您想要在特定翻牌上运行该范围与您手中的牌。

    Remember, that while it is impossible to give your opponent an exact range, in most cases you should be able to create a good estimation. Based on my calculation using ProPokerTools.com, your hand has about 34% equity against your opponent's stack-off range.
    请记住,虽然不可能精确确定对手的手牌范围,但在大多数情况下,您应该能够做出一个很好的估计。根据我使用 ProPokerTools.com 进行的计算,您的手牌大约有 34%的赢率对抗对手的全推范围。
  4. Now it's time to use the calculations to get a correct decision. The required equity to stack off is but you only have around . So you shouldn't stack off. But can you call?
    现在是时候使用计算来做出正确的决定了。需要的资产堆叠是 ,但你只有大约 。所以你不应该全押。但你可以跟注吗?

    While you are getting the correct odds to call if it were an all-in bet, the fact that there's still some money behind on the turn and you are unlikely to realize all your equity on high turn cards, effectively weakens your pot odds. So you should fold.
    当你在获得正确的赔率以跟注时,事实上在转牌时仍有一些筹码,并且你不太可能在高转牌上实现所有权益,这有效地削弱了你的赔率。所以你应该弃牌。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • When the SPR increases, you need more equity. When the SPR decreases, you need less equity to stack off profitably.
    当 SPR 增加时,您需要更多的股本。当 SPR 减少时,您需要更少的股本才能盈利。
  • When the SPR decreases, polarity, positional advantages and disadvantages have less of an impact on strategy. If the SPR increases, these factors become more important.
    当 SPR 减少时,极性、位置优势和劣势对策略的影响较小。如果 SPR 增加,这些因素变得更加重要。
  • At low SPRs, equity is the driving force.
    在低 SPR 时,股权是推动力。
  • Understanding stack-off charts is crucial to study stack-off situations.
    理解堆叠图表对研究堆叠情况至关重要。

3-bet Pots OOP Flop Strategy
3-bet Pots OOP Flop 策略

Introduction 介绍

This chapter covers one of the most important spots in the entire game, as we are about to discuss re-steal situations. Playing correctly in 3-bet pots OOP is one of the most crucial elements to master if you want to improve your win rate. The reasons are simple.
本章涵盖了整个游戏中最重要的一个地点之一,因为我们将讨论重新抢夺的情况。在 3-bet 盆中正确玩 OOP 是最关键的要素之一,如果你想提高你的胜率。原因很简单。
Whenever you are in the blinds, especially the Small Blind, and you are facing a late position open-raise, you will very often end up 3-betting, so this is a very frequently occurring spot. The pots are also much bigger than single-raised pots.
无论何时你在盲注位置,尤其是小盲注,面对晚期位置的开牌加注,你很可能会最终进行 3 次加注,因此这是一个非常频繁出现的情况。底池也比单次加注的底池要大得多。

So these spots occur often and also lead to big pots. This makes understanding how to play them correctly a vital component of your PLO skill set.
所以这些点经常出现,也会导致大锅。这使得正确理解如何正确玩它们成为您 PLO 技能组合的重要组成部分。
The theory in this chapter will be discussed from a situation where the OOP 3-bettor is in the Small Blind, and the IP caller is on the Button.
本章的理论将从一个情况讨论,即 OOP 3-bettor 位于小盲位,而 IP caller 位于按钮位。
Playing OOP in 3-bet pots, you are incentivized to use large sizings frequently on favorable boards. By using a large sizing, you show that you are committing yourself to end the situation. This is especially beneficial on dry boards such as , where A-A-x-x has a lot of equity, but usually marginal playability.
在 3-bet 盘中玩 OOP 时,您会被激励在有利的牌桌上频繁使用大注码。通过使用大注码,您表明您正在致力于结束这种情况。这在干燥的牌桌上尤其有益,比如 ,在那里 A-A-x-x 有很多资产,但通常可玩性较低。

Board Textures 板纹理

The reason why understanding more about board textures is so essential is because the ranges are very asymmetric. The interaction between your range and the board is going to be different in every situation.
理解更多关于牌面纹理的原因是如此重要的原因是因为范围非常不对称。您的范围与牌面之间的互动在每种情况下都会有所不同。

Understanding which board textures are good for your range and which are not, will help you to make some accurate decisions regarding your strategy.
了解哪些牌面纹理适合您的牌局范围,哪些不适合,将有助于您对策略做出准确的决策。
The number of different flop combinations is more than 1,700 and we obviously can't discuss every single one. Therefore, it is best to categorize them and then associate different strategies to those different types of boards.
不同翻牌组合的数量超过 1,700 种,显然我们无法讨论每一种。因此,最好对它们进行分类,然后将不同策略与这些不同类型的牌板关联起来。

Here we will be discussing seven different board textures.
在这里,我们将讨论七种不同的牌桌纹理。

1) Ace-high Boards

The first type of flop to consider is Ace-high. These boards feature an Ace, there is no flush or straight possible and there is also no pair. Examples of Ace-high boards are A-K-9 and A -6 .
考虑的第一种翻牌是高牌 A。这些牌桌上有一张 A,没有同花顺或顺子,也没有对子。高牌 A 的例子包括 A-K-9 和 A-6。

On these boards you, as the 3-bettor, have a massive polarity advantage because you are holding way more top sets than your opponent. For that same reason you also have a gigantic equity advantage. Therefore, you can c-bet almost your full range on A-high boards.
在这些牌桌上,作为 3-bettor 的你有巨大的极性优势,因为你手中拥有比对手更多的顶部牌组。出于同样的原因,你也拥有巨大的权益优势。因此,在 A 高牌板上,你几乎可以下注你的全部范围。

Sizing 尺寸调整

The sizing you should use depends on the type of Ace-high board. If the board is dry, for example A -6 - , you use a smaller -pot sizing. If the board is wet and dynamic, for example A sizing. Half-pot size bets will be used with more polarized ranges and full pot bets will be used with more merged ones. Merged ranges need more protection and they benefit more from maximizing fold equity. Merged ranges also play better on turns when the SPR is low.
你应该使用的下注尺寸取决于 Ace-high 牌局的类型。例如,如果牌局很干燥,比如 A -6 - ,你应该使用较小的 -pot 尺寸。如果牌局湿润且动态,例如 A 尺寸。半个底池大小的下注将与更极化的范围一起使用,而全底池大小的下注将与更合并的范围一起使用。合并的范围需要更多保护,并且它们更有利于最大化弃牌权益。当 SPR 低时,合并的范围在转牌时也表现更好。

A bare top set on A Je-9 is a good example of a hand that should be bet for full pot. Whereas a hand such as A-K should bet half-pot. So when the board is dry, bet half-pot, if the board is wet, bet half-pot to full pot.
一个裸露的顶部设置在 A Je-9 上是一个应该下注全额奖池的手的很好例子。而像 A-K 这样的手应该下注半额奖池。所以当牌桌干燥时,下注半额奖池,如果牌桌湿润,下注半额奖池到全额奖池。

Hand Example 83

You are in the Big Blind with . The Button opens and you decide to 3-bet. The flop comes A - (Diagram 97).
您在大盲注位置拿着 。庄家开牌,您决定进行 3 次加注。翻牌是 A - (图表 97)。
Diagram 97 图表 97
This is a board where the Big Blind has a polarity advantage and can be holding some very strong hands, such as top set and the nut flush draw. In this case, though, you have pretty much nothing.
这是一个大盲有极性优势并且可能持有一些非常强的牌型的牌局,比如顶对和最大同花顺。然而,在这种情况下,你几乎什么都没有。

You have a backdoor flush draw and a backdoor wrap and, therefore, you can bet the flop. This hand is very weak but remember that you can almost bet any hand on Ace-high boards because you have such a big polarity and equity advantage.
你有一个后门同花顺的牌型和一个后门包夹,因此,你可以在翻牌圈下注。这手牌非常弱,但请记住,在高牌板上你几乎可以下注任何手牌,因为你有如此大的极性和权益优势。

In this hand, use a half-pot sizing because you do not want to risk too much. You are not going to make hands with a lot of equity fold anyway, so there is no reason bet very large.
在这种情况下,使用一半底池大小的赌注,因为您不想冒太大的风险。无论如何,您不会让很有价值的手牌弃牌,所以没有理由下很大的赌注。

Hand Example 84

You are in the Small Blind with A - . The Button, who is a regular, opens and you decide to 3-bet. The Button calls and the flop is A 7 (Diagram 98).
您在小盲位持有 A - 。庄家是一位常客,他加注,您决定再加注。庄家跟注,然后是 A 7 的翻牌(图 98)。
Diagram 98 图表 98
You have flopped top set and a backdoor flush draw. In this situation, you should bet to maximize your value. Both a half-pot and a full-pot sizing would be fine in this situation.
你有三张中的最大牌和一个后门同花顺的抽牌。在这种情况下,你应该下注以最大化你的价值。在这种情况下,半注和全注大小都可以。

The benefit of betting half-pot is that you make it more likely that your opponent is going to continue with a hand that is going to get them into trouble on later streets.
半注的好处在于,这样做更有可能让对手继续以一手牌继续下注,这将使他们在后续街道上陷入麻烦。

You want your opponent to continue with gutters and pairs with a backdoor flush draw that could make something like two pair or trips on the turn. With such a hand, they will have a very hard time folding.
您希望对手继续以沟槽和一对牌的方式进行,同时具有可能在转牌时形成两对或三条的后门同花顺牌。拥有这样的牌型,他们将很难选择弃牌。

If you make those hands fold on the flop by betting pot, you are missing a ton of value. With the weakest top sets that have no backup whatsoever, you can pot because you might run into some realizability issues on later streets if you decide to bet smaller.
如果你通过下注底池让那些手在翻牌时弃牌,那么你会错过很多价值。对于那些没有任何后备的最弱顶对,你可以下注底池,因为如果你决定下注更少,可能会在后续街道上遇到一些实现问题。

But if you have any type of backup, betting smaller is the way to go.
但是如果你有任何类型的备份,那么下小注是一个好方法。

Hand Example 85

You are sitting in the Small Blind with and the Button opens. This hand doesn't play well multiway and it flops very smooth so you decide to 3-bet. The flop comes A -10 -2 (Diagram 99).
您坐在小盲位,手牌是 ,庄家开牌。这手牌在多人玩牌时表现不佳,而且很顺利,所以您决定进行 3 次加注。翻牌是 A-10-2(图表 99)。

Diagram 99 图表 99

You are holding the middle pair blocker, a backdoor flush draw and a backdoor straight draw.
您手中有中对子挡牌,一个后门同花顺牌和一个后门顺子牌。
In this case, you can use your middle pair hand as a bluff. You very often have the nuts and block some hands that pair or make sets with the 10 . Furthermore, your hand isn't strong enough to check-call. You should just bet half-pot here and be fine folding to a raise.
在这种情况下,您可以将您的中对手牌用作虚张声势。您经常有最佳牌,并且阻止了一些与 10 配对或成套的手牌。此外,您的手牌不够强大以进行查看-跟注。您应该在这里下半注,如果有人加注,可以轻松弃牌。

2) Broadway Boards 2) 百老汇广告牌

The second type of board to consider are Broadway flops. These flops always have two Broadway cards, don't allow immediate straights, are unpaired and they are not monotone. Examples are and . On these boards, you still have a significant equity advantage which leads to you cbetting over of the time after 3-betting in the Small Blind versus Button scenario.
考虑的第二种牌是百老汇失败。这些失败总是有两张百老汇牌,不允许立即顺子,没有配对,也不是单色的。例如 。在这些牌局上,您仍然具有显著的权益优势,这导致您在小盲对大盲按钮情况下 3-bet 后超过 的时间进行 cbet。
When the board is wet, your side cards matter a lot and your c-bet frequency generally diminishes slightly. When the board is very dry, we are betting very often.
当牌桌潮湿时,你的侧牌很重要,而你的 c-bet 频率通常会略微降低。当牌桌非常干燥时,我们经常下注。

Sizing 尺寸调整

Specifically for wet board textures you should be betting both small and big. This means you use two different sizings. You bet big with the mediumstrength part of your range, in other words using a merged strategy. By doing
特别是对于湿润的板纹理,您应该进行小注和大注。这意味着您使用两种不同的下注尺寸。您可以使用中等强度范围的大注,换句话说,使用合并策略。通过这样做

this, you lower the SPR and deny as much equity as possible. You also bet less than pot (usually half pot) with a polarized range. This gives you a good price on your bluffs and limits your losses with your weakest hands.
这样,您降低 SPR 并尽可能否认权益。您还会以极化范围下注少于底池(通常是底池的一半)。这样可以让您在虚张声势时获得良好的价格,并限制您最弱的手牌的损失。

You also want to induce action and make your opponent continue when you hold your strongest hands.
您还希望在您手中拿着最强的牌时引发行动,并让对手继续。

Note 注意

We are specifically discussing c-betting the flop from the Small Blind against the Button. Remember the Button had a wide preflop range, even after calling the 3-bet. Against tighter opening ranges from EP, MP and the Cutoff, you should lower your c-bet frequency.
我们正在讨论小盲位对付按钮位的翻牌下注。记住按钮位在跟注 3-bet 后依然有很宽的翻牌前范围。对于早期位置、中期位置和截止位的较紧的开牌范围,你应该降低你的翻牌下注频率。

Versus these tighter ranges you are mainly 3-betting Aces preflop and your opponent's ranges will be Broadway heavy and tight, meaning you have to be more cautious.
与这些更紧的范围相比,您主要是在翻牌前加注 Aces,而您对手的范围将主要是 Broadway 牌和紧牌,这意味着您必须更加谨慎。

Hand Example 86

You are in the Small Blind, holding A -A . The Button opens and you elect to 3-bet. The Button calls and the flop is K-J -8 (Diagram 100).
您在小盲位,手持 A -A 。庄家开牌,您选择 3-bet。庄家跟注,翻牌是 K-J -8(图表 100)。
Diagram 100 图表 100
On this wet Broadway board, you do have a potting range. Remember that you are using a small sizing when polarized and a big sizing when betting merged on these boards. In this case, you are holding an overpair, top pair blocker and have the nut flush draw.
在这块潮湿的百老汇牌上,你确实有一个种植范围。记住,当在这些牌上极化时使用小尺寸,而在合并下注时使用大尺寸。在这种情况下,你手中有一个高对子、顶对阻挡器,并且有最大的同花顺抽牌。

You are very strong in this spot, so this
您在这个领域非常强大,所以这

hand wants to use a polarized strategy and should bet half-pot.
手要使用极化策略,并应下半注。
The hands that you are potting on this board are hands that are willing to stack off on the flop, but have very poor realizability on future streets, for example, . This hand currently has a lot of equity against almost any range but lacks in playability on future streets and it benefits from potting to try and end the hand as soon as possible.
您在这张牌上下注的手牌是愿意在翻牌时全推的手牌,但在未来的街道上实现性很差,例如, 。这手牌目前对几乎任何范围都有很高的权益,但在未来的街道上可玩性不足,并且从下注中受益,以尽快结束手牌。

Hand Example 87

You are in the Small Blind with . The Button opens, you 3-bet and the Button calls. The flop comes Q-10-4 (Diagram 101).
您在小盲位持有 。庄家开牌,您进行 3 次加注,庄家跟注。翻牌为 Q-10-4(图表 101)。
Diagram 101 图表 101
On these two-tone boards, you are not going to have the highest c-bet frequency because relevant suits really matter. Your hand is very turndetermined. If your opponent gets all the money in on the flop you would have to fold.
在这些双色牌上,你不会有最高的 c-bet 频率,因为相关的花色真的很重要。你的手牌非常明确。如果你的对手在翻牌时把所有的钱都压进去,你就必须弃牌。

This would probably leave quite a lot of equity on the table since you have a gutshot, a strong backdoor flush draw and many two pair outs that could be good against some part of your opponent's range.
这可能会让你在桌子上留下相当多的股权,因为你有一个 gutshot,一个强大的后门同花顺牌和许多两对牌的机会,这些可能对手牌范围的某些部分有利。

So, this is one of the few hands on this board that is better off check-calling.
所以,这是这个牌桌上少数几个更适合选择跟注的手牌之一。

Hand Example 88

You are sitting in the Small Blind with . The Button opens, you 3-bet and get called. The flop comes Q^-10 -3 (Diagram 102).
您坐在小盲位,手牌是 。庄家开牌,您进行 3 次加注并被跟注。翻牌是 Q^-10 -3(图表 102)。
Diagram 102 图表 102
In this instance, you are holding a backdoor straight draw and a backdoor flush draw. Check-calling is marginal as, if your opponent shows strength, you are probably better off check-folding. For this reason, you should bet half-pot on the flop and fold to a raise.
在这种情况下,您手中持有一条后门顺子和一条后门同花顺。检查跟注是边缘的,因为如果对手表现出强劲,您最好选择放弃。因此,您应该在翻牌时下半注,并在遇到加注时放弃。

On cards such as the and , you could go for a double-barrel because you are holding good blockers along with decent equity.
在像 这样的牌上,您可以选择双管齐下,因为您手中有很好的阻挡牌和相当的权益。

3) Mid/Low Wet Boards
3) 中低湿润板

These boards are wet so they are always going to be two-toned. They don't build straights but there are a lot of flush draws possible on this board texture that are not often going to be in your range.
这些牌是湿的,所以它们总是会呈现双色。它们不会组成顺子,但在这种牌型上有很多可能的同花顺,这些同花顺通常不会出现在你的牌区间内。
You don't have many strong hands on these boards and there are a lot of problematic runouts. So, you have to be more careful and are only c-betting of the time. Examples of such flops are and .
在这些牌桌上,你没有很多强势手,并且有很多问题牌。因此,你必须更加小心,只有 的时间进行 c-bet。这样的翻牌的例子有

Sizing 尺寸调整

Again, on wet boards you are betting a mix of half-pot and full-pot. You are going to be potting with hands that lack playability but have enough equity and fold equity to make the investment and guarantee it will be realized.
在潮湿的牌桌上,您正在下注一半底池和全底池的混合。您将用那些缺乏可玩性但具有足够资产和弃牌资产的手牌下注,并确保这笔投资会实现。

You bet half pot because you have weak hands that can't get it in but would benefit from a fold or a cheap turn. You balance those with strong hands that want action.
你下注一半的底池是因为你手牌较弱,无法进一步加注,但会受益于对手弃牌或廉价的转牌。你会用强手来平衡这些。

Hand Example 89

You are in the Small Blind with and face a Button open-raise. You 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop comes 9-8-2 (Diagram 103).
您在小盲位持有 ,面对庄家的加注。您进行 3 次加注,庄家跟注,然后翻牌是 9-8-2(图 103)。
Diagram 103 图表 103
You have hit the flop hard with top two pair, the King-high flush draw and a backdoor flush draw.
您用顶级两对牌、国王高牌同花顺和后门同花顺牌打出了强劲的翻牌。
On this board, you should realize that you are not doing that well in terms of transitions on the turn and river. There are a lot of marginal cards that are not so good for your preflop range, such as a J, 10, 7 or 6 .
在这个牌局中,你应该意识到在转牌和河牌方面表现不是很好。有很多边缘牌并不适合你的起手牌范围,比如 J、10、7 或 6。

You are not going to have strong hands often enough on those turns because you are mainly going to have overpairs in your range. The best hands you will have on these boards are overpairs with flush draws.
你在这些牌局中通常不会经常拥有强大的手牌,因为你的手牌范围主要是大对。在这些牌局中,你最好的手牌是带同花顺的大对。

Occasionally you will have some rundowns, hands such as the hand you actually hold.
有时候你会有一些摘要,比如你实际握住的手。
Your range doesn't have too much equity on this board, so you will do a lot of checking and you need to think about protecting that checking range.
您的手牌在这个牌面上没有太多的公平性,因此您会经常进行让牌,并且需要考虑保护这个让牌范围。

If you are blocking most of the relevant calling hands, then you should consider slowplaying the hand to protect your checking range and allow your opponent to bluff. has tremendous playability and blockers and therefore you should put this hand into a slowplay range and play a check-call.
如果你封堵了大部分相关的牌,那么你应该考虑慢慢玩这手牌,以保护你的检查范围,并允许对手虚张声势。 具有极高的可玩性和封堵牌,因此你应该将这手牌放入慢慢玩的范围,并进行检查-跟注。

Hand Example 90

You are in the Small Blind with -J J and face a Button open-raise. You 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop comes J-4-3 (Diagram 104).
您在小盲位持有 -J J,面对庄家的开牌加注。您进行 3 次加注,庄家跟注,然后出现了 J-4-3 的翻牌(图 104)。
Diagram 104 图表 104
Although this board is two-toned, the side cards are very low and it is tough for either player to hit a 3 or a 4 .
尽管这个牌局是双色的,但侧面的牌很低,对任何一方玩家来说都很难打出 3 或 4。

Therefore this board plays quite a bit "drier." When you do establish that this board is quite dry you should consider slowplaying some top set combinations because it's very hard for your opponent to have hands such as wraps, two pairs, or other hands that could be stabbing, especially when you are holding the K.
因此,这块牌打得相当“干燥”。当您确立这块牌相当干燥时,您应考虑慢慢玩一些顶对组合,因为您的对手很难拿到像包抄、两对或其他可能在出手时的手牌,尤其是当您手中有 K 时。

The hand that you currently hold has a lot of blockers and minimizes the continuing range of your opponent. For that reason, it is a good idea to check with this hand to protect your checking range.
你目前持有的手牌有很多阻碍者,可以最大程度地减少对手的持续范围。因此,用这手牌进行检查以保护你的检查范围是个好主意。

Hand Example 91

You are in the Small Blind with facing a Button open-raise. You 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop comes Jץ-61-3 (Diagram 105).
您在小盲位,面对一个庄家的加注。您进行了 3 次加注,庄家跟注,然后出现了 Jץ-61-3 的翻牌(图 105)。
You have an overpair, a gutshot, and the future King-high flush blocker. At this point, both potting and checking would be fine. It is hard for your opponent to hold a better made hand because there are not too many likely sets and two pairs out there on this board.
你有一个 overpair,一个 gutshot,和未来的 King-high flush blocker。在这一点上,加注和看牌都可以。你的对手很难持有更好的牌型,因为在这个牌面上可能的三张和两对并不多。
If you pot and all the money goes in, you are usually up against a combo draw and you are doing okay. But the main reason to pot here is that you have a ton of fold equity and in case you do run into a set or two pair, you
如果你下注并且所有的钱都进去了,通常你面对的是一个组合抓牌,你做得很好。但在这里下注的主要原因是你有大量的弃牌权益,以防你碰到一个三条或两对。

still have outs. You also don't have many turns that are great for your hand, so you have some issues regarding the playability of your hand on future streets. This is another reason why you want to pot and maximize your fold equity.
仍然有外包。您的手中也没有很多适合您手牌的转牌,因此您在未来街道上的可玩性存在一些问题。这也是您希望下注并最大化您的弃牌权益的另一个原因。
Diagram 105 图表 105

4) Mid-low Dry Boards
4) 中低干燥板

Although these boards look very similar to the mid/low wet boards, they play quite differently, and many players misplay them. Examples of such flops are J--7-3 and . These boards are very good for you as the 3-bettor because it is hard for your opponent to have many great hands such as sets, or two pairs. Your Aces are quite strong, so on these boards you are c-betting of the time.
尽管这些牌看起来与中低湿牌非常相似,但它们的玩法却有很大不同,许多玩家会误打误撞。这类翻牌的例子有 J-7-3 和 。这些牌对你来说非常有利,因为对手很难拿到很好的牌,比如三条或两对。你的 A 牌相当强,所以在这些牌上你有 的概率进行 c-bet。

Sizing 尺寸调整

On these mid/low dry boards you need to pot it! You can apply so much pressure on your opponents, specifically if they are players who call 3-bets with hands such as A-K-J or with K-K combinations.
在这些中低干燥的牌桌上,你需要下注!你可以对你的对手施加很大的压力,特别是如果他们是那些用 A-K-J 或 K-K 组合来跟注 3-bet 的玩家。

Remember that using a pot sizing strategy also means you will have to bet pot with complete air and with hands you are going to fold when facing a raise. When neither player's range strongly interacts with the cards on the board, the 3-bettor has the advantage.
记住,使用一个锅大小的策略也意味着你将不得不用完全的空气下注,并在面对加注时放弃手牌。当没有玩家的手牌与牌桌上的牌有强烈互动时,3-bettor 有优势。

Hand Example 92

You are in the Small Blind with - -J -8 . The Button opens, you 3-bet and the Button calls. The flop is Q-8 -3 (Diagram 106).
你在小盲位持有 - -J -8 。庄家开牌,你加注,庄家跟注。翻牌是 Q-8 -3(图表 106)。
Diagram 106 图表 106
This board isn't very dangerous for your preflop range. You don't have to pay much attention to the suits in your hand because there are no possible flush draws.
这块牌对你的起手牌范围并不是很危险。你不必太在意手中的花色,因为没有可能的同花顺。

Aces can also come along with a Queen-blocker, 8-blocker, inside straight draw, or a hand such as a backdoor straight draw with a backdoor flush draw.
Aces 也可以与女王阻挡器、8 阻挡器、内顺子牌、或者像后门顺子牌和后门同花顺牌这样的手牌一起出现。
All those hands are much stronger on a rainbow board compared to a twotoned board where you don't have the flush draw. Because your Aces hands do so well on this board, you can apply a lot of pressure on your opponent.
所有这些手在彩虹牌桌上比在双色牌桌上更强大,因为你没有同花顺牌。由于你的 A 牌手在这个牌桌上表现得很好,你可以对对手施加很大的压力。

You are often betting, so there is no reason to slowplay to protect your checking range. You want to start building a pot because there are a lot of turn cards on which you will have a lot of equity, especially when compared with a two-toned board texture.
您经常下注,因此没有理由慢速玩以保护您的检查范围。您希望开始建立一个底池,因为有很多转牌,您将在这些牌上有很多资产,特别是与双色板纹理相比。

Hand Example 93

You are in the Small Blind with A -A and face a Button open-raise. You 3-bet, the Button calls, and the flop comes 10 -8 (Diagram 107).
您在小盲位持有 A -A ,面对庄家的开牌加注。您进行 3 次加注,庄家跟注,然后出现翻牌 10-8(图 107)。
Your opponent is shorter stacked, so now the SPR is only about 2. Most of your overpairs are looking to pot this flop. If they have any blockers or
您的对手筹码较少,所以现在 SPR 只有大约 2。大多数您的 overpairs 都希望下注这个翻牌。如果他们有任何阻挡牌或

backup, they are willing to commit. It's more difficult to be outflopped on a rainbow board and you will often hold a lot of equity when all the money goes in. In this case, you are blocking some of the straight draws with the . You are also holding a backdoor flush draw and a backdoor straight draw with A-3. So, alongside a reasonably strong made hand, this combination has sufficient blockers and backdoor equity to be potting here to try and maximize fold equity or get all the money into the middle.
备份,他们愿意承诺。在彩虹牌板上被超越更困难,当所有钱都进入时,你通常会持有很多股权。在这种情况下,您使用 阻止了一些顺子抓牌。您还持有一个后门同花顺抓牌和一个后门顺子抓牌,带有 A-3。因此,除了一个相当强大的牌型外,这种组合具有足够的阻挡器和后门股权,可以在这里下注,以尝试最大化弃牌股权或将所有资金投入中间。
Diagram 107 图表 107

Hand Example 94

You are in the Small Blind with a perfect double-suited rundown. You 3-bet after a Button open, they call and the flop comes 10 7 -5iagram 108).
您在小盲位持有 一手完美的双色牌面。在庄家开牌后进行 3 次加注,对方跟注,然后翻牌是 10 7 -5iagram 108。
Diagram 108 图表 108
This board is slightly more connected than the previous two examples but is still one that you want to pot frequently. The reason is that your range is mainly built on Broadway pairs and those hands will have decent equity on this board, but lack playability.
这块牌比前两个例子稍微更有联系,但仍然是你经常想要下注的一块牌。原因是你的牌型主要建立在 Broadway 对子上,这些手在这块牌上将有相当的资产,但缺乏可玩性。
You are also going to be potting with the hand that you currently hold. The main reason is that there are many weaker hands that can call, for example 89 combinations or any 10 with a straight draw. Many of these hands are behind in equity but will call a bet.
您也将使用当前手中的手牌下注。主要原因是有许多较弱的手牌可以跟注,例如 89 种组合或任何带有顺子牌的 10。这些手牌中许多在资产上落后,但会跟注。

If you check, those hands might check back, and you miss out on some value. This hand is not a good candidate to slowplay because there are a lot of turn cards that are very tricky to handle, for example a 9, J, 10, Q, or a K.
如果你选择看牌,那些手可能会回看,你会错过一些价值。这手牌不适合慢慢玩,因为有很多转牌是非常棘手的,例如 9、J、10、Q 或 K。
On those cards, you can often be beaten by a set, a better two pair, or by a higher straight. Reducing the SPR will make the decisions on these turn cards much easier because you won't have to think about river transitions.
在这些牌上,你经常会被一个三条、一个更好的两对或更高的顺子打败。减少 SPR 将使这些转牌上的决策变得更容易,因为你不必考虑河牌的过渡。

On many river runouts, it is going to be difficult to feel confident playing for stacks so you could easily be bluffed off your hand on the river.
在许多河流局面中,要有信心全押是很困难的,因此你很容易在河牌时被吹牌。

By betting pot, you deny the opportunity for your opponent to bluff on later streets and you get a lot of money in on the flop when you probably still have an equity advantage.
通过下注底池,您否认了对手在后续街道上虚张声势的机会,并且在翻牌时将大量筹码投入,这时您可能仍然具有优势。

5) Paired Boards 5) 成对的板块

These boards are trivial to classify; they have a pair on the board. Of course,
这些板子很容易分类;它们在板子上有一对。当然,

the texture can still vary. For example, 6 is much more connected than . The board is a better one for your opponent because of the runouts and because they will have more sixes in their preflop range. is very dry and much better for your range, which includes many overpairs that are very strong on this board.
纹理仍然可能有所不同。例如,6 连接更紧密。 牌对于你的对手来说更好,因为跑牌和他们的起手范围中会有更多的六。 非常干燥,对于你的范围更好,其中包括许多在这个牌局上非常强大的大对子。
Overall, you are c-betting on these boards. The connected midboards are c-bet the least because you need more backup equity and blockers to justify a bet. On paired boards that are less connected, you have a significant polarity and equity advantage, which explains the higher c-bet frequency.
总的来说,在这些牌面上你是在进行 的 c-bet。连接的中间牌面 c-bet 最少,因为你需要更多的备用权益和阻挡牌来证明下注的合理性。在连接性较低的对子牌面上,你有明显的极性和权益优势,这解释了更高的 c-bet 频率。

Sizing 尺寸调整

You use a small, 33% pot sizing on these boards. The goal on paired boards is not to get all the money in because that requires a hand such as trips or better. The goal is to exploit the equity advantage you have by going for thin value with your overpairs.
在这些牌局中,您使用小的 33%底池大小。在成对的牌局中,目标不是为了把所有的钱都赢进来,因为那需要像三条或更好的手牌。目标是利用您拥有的权益优势,通过对您的大对进行薄值下注。

Hand Example 95

You are in the Small Blind with and you 3-bet against a Button open. The Button calls and the flop comes 9-8-8-8109).
您在小盲位持有 ,对一个庄家的加注进行了 3 次加注。庄家跟注,然后翻牌是 9-8-8-8109)。
Diagram 109 图表 109
This is a well-connected paired board, so you should not c-bet much, right? Well, in general that is true. However, on this board, you will have a very
这是一个连接良好的配对牌板,所以你不应该过多地进行 c-bet,对吧?总的来说,这是正确的。然而,在这个牌板上,你会有一个非常

high c-bet frequency.
The reason is that your 3-betting range mainly includes high Broadway pairs or Jack-high and double-suited rundowns and those rundowns are hitting this board very hard.
原因是你的 3-betting 范围主要包括高 Broadway 对或 J 高和双色 rundowns,而这些 rundowns 在这个牌局中表现得非常出色。

There is certainly a case to be made for checking on this board if you have no straight or straight draw blocker, or backdoor flush draw. With , you are not blocking your opponent's continuing range, which includes, for example, Kings, Queens and Jacks. At the same time, you are blocking part of your opponent's stabbing range by holding the two tens and a seven. Therefore, you should bet this board with a sizing of -pot.
肯定有理由要检查这个牌桌,如果你没有直接或直接抽牌阻挡器,或者后门同花顺抽牌。有了 ,你没有阻挡对手的继续范围,其中包括国王、皇后和杰克。同时,通过持有两个十和一个七,你阻挡了对手的一部分刺杀范围。因此,你应该以 -倍注的大小下注这个牌桌。

Hand Example 96

You are in the Small Blind with A-8-7. The Button opens, you 3-bet and the Button calls. The flop is (Diagram 110).
您在小盲位持有 A-8-7。庄家开牌,您进行 3 次加注,庄家跟注。翻牌是 (图表 110)。
Diagram 110 图表 110
Whenever your opponent is very unlikely to hold trips on a paired board, you have a huge polarity advantage. You can exploit this by betting your full range for pot. In this case, it is highly unlikely that your opponent is holding a 2, so you bet your full range for pot.
每当你的对手在成对的牌面上很不可能持有三条时,你就拥有巨大的极性优势。你可以通过下注全范围的 底池来利用这一点。在这种情况下,你的对手极有可能不持有 2,因此你可以下注全范围的 底池。
If the flop were , it would be more dangerous because your opponent will have 5-x much more than you do and, on this board, will also be holding more big combo draws.
如果翻牌是 ,那将更加危险,因为你的对手会比你拥有更多 5-x,而且在这个牌面上,对手也会持有更多大连牌。
So, on this latter board you have to be a little bit more selective and should consider playability and whether or not you are willing to build a pot. If you have an absolute airball, such as A -J you are generally going to give up. Holding a backdoor flush draw and a flush draw blocker is not enough to bet; just check-fold.
因此,在这个后期的牌局中,你必须更加谨慎,考虑可玩性以及是否愿意建立底池。如果你手上完全没有牌,比如 A-J,通常会选择放弃。拿着一个后门同花顺和一个同花牌封锁器并不足以下注;只能选择看牌或弃牌。

6) Straight Boards 6) 直板

These boards allow possible straights. Examples are , A or . Note that the rank of the cards still matters; the higher the cards, the more often you are going to bet. On all the straightening boards, you should, on average, be c-betting about of the time.
这些牌可以组成可能的顺子。例如 ,A 。请注意,牌的等级仍然很重要;牌越高,你下注的次数就越多。在所有的顺子牌上,你应该平均下注约 的时间。
On mid-low boards, you are more often going to check than on a Broadway board. On K-Q-J, you would be betting way more often than on 76-4.
在中低牌桌上,你更经常会选择看牌,而不是在 Broadway 牌桌上。在 K-Q-J 上,你会下注的频率要比在 76-4 上高得多。

In fact, on many mid-low straightening boards, you should be checking your entire range because your opponent has an equity advantage and you will need a lot of protection. Checking your full range is a simplified strategy and can be adjusted based on your opponents.
事实上,在许多中低等级的直板上,您应该检查您的整个范围,因为您的对手具有股权优势,您将需要很多保护。检查您的全部范围是一种简化的策略,可以根据您的对手进行调整。

Sizing 尺寸调整

The best sizing is half-pot. Most of these boards are relatively dry because there are not usually many hand combinations that have a lot of equity against the nut straight. This means that you need less protection because there are fewer texture shifts to deal with.
最佳的尺寸是半壶。这些牌大多相对干燥,因为通常没有很多手牌组合对顶级顺子有很高的权益。这意味着你需要更少的保护,因为要处理的纹理变化较少。

Remember that on low boards, you are checking your full range.
记住,在低板上,你要检查你的全部范围。

Hand Example 97

You are in the Small Blind with A-J-10-8. The Button opens, you 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop comes 5-4-2 (Diagram 111).
您在小盲位持有 A-J-10-8。庄家开牌,您进行 3 次加注,庄家跟注,然后出现翻牌 5-4-2(图表 111)。

Diagram 111 图表 111

This is a board with three low cards and there is a flush draw possible. You should c-bet very infrequently on this board. You could even go for a full range check here as previously discussed.
这是一个有三张低牌的牌桌,可能有同花顺的机会。在这个牌桌上,你应该很少进行 c-bet。甚至可以像之前讨论过的那样选择全范围检查。
The reason is that your opponent is holding many more wraps and straights on this board. With A-J-10-8 you have no made hand value, but are holding the nut flush draw and a backdoor flush draw.
原因是你的对手在这个牌局上持有更多的包和顺子。 用 A-J-10-8,你没有现成的牌面价值,但持有最大的同花顺和后门同花顺。

When you consider the hands that your opponent is going to stab with, they probably include a 3, 4, 5 or a 6 or even complete air because this is a board that doesn't hit your range well.
当你考虑对手要刺的手牌时,它们可能包括 3、4、5 或 6,甚至是完全的废牌,因为这是一个不利于你手牌范围的牌面。
So, you check, and your opponent decides to bet half-pot. With this hand, you have decent equity against your opponent's range but the playability is quite weak as there are a lot of turn cards that are bad for your range as well as your actual hand.
所以,你检查,你的对手决定下注半池。对于这手牌,你对手的范围有相当不错的权益,但可玩性却很弱,因为有很多转牌对你的范围和实际手牌都不利。

You probably have a lot of fold equity here since your opponent should have a lot of bluffs. Therefore, check-raising is the best option to maximize fold equity and to reduce the possibility of playing some problematic turn cards while OOP.
您可能在这里有很多折叠权益,因为您的对手应该有很多虚张声势。因此,检查加注是最佳选择,以最大化折叠权益,并减少在位置不利的情况下玩一些问题转牌的可能性。

Hand Example 98

You are in the Big Blind with . The Button opens and you have a clear 3-bet. The Button calls and the flop comes 6-5-3-3 (Diagram 112).
您在大盲注位置拿到 。庄家开牌,您明显可以进行 3 次加注。庄家跟注,然后翻牌是 6-5-3-3(图表 112)。
Diagram 112 图表 112
This is another example of a board where you have a very low c-bet frequency.
这是另一个例子,您在这个牌局中有非常低的 c-bet 频率。
Hands that want to bet this flop are some of the hands with the most equity that are sacrificing too much EV by going for a slowplay, for example AaA . However, your actual hand isn't strong enough to bet. If you bet and get called, there will be a lot of turn cards that are difficult to play. Therefore, you should check.
想要在这个翻牌时下注的手牌是一些具有最大权益的手牌,它们通过慢速玩牌牺牲了太多预期价值,例如 AaA 。然而,你实际的手牌并不够强大以下注。如果你下注并被跟注,会有很多难以应对的转牌。因此,你应该选择让牌。

Your opponent bets half-pot and you checkraise because there are not many good runouts for your hand but you do have substantial pot equity and fold equity.
对手下注一半底池,你选择加注,因为你的手牌没有太多好的发展,但你有相当大的底池股权和弃牌股权。

Hand Example 99

You are in the Small Blind with -8 . The Button opens, you 3-bet and the Button calls. The flop is (Diagram 113).
你在小盲位持有 -8。庄家开牌,你进行 3 次加注,庄家跟注。翻牌是 (图表 113)。
Diagram 113 图表 113
As this board is rainbow and because you don't have any hands that are hitting it hard enough to bet, you should check your full range. So you check and your opponent decides to bet 12bb into a 24bb pot.
由于这个牌面是彩虹的,而且你没有任何足够强烈的手牌来下注,你应该检查你的全范围。所以你检查了,你的对手决定在一个 24bb 的底池中下注 12bb。

Your opponent only has 75bb behind and you have plenty of outs to justify shoving all-in to try and maximize fold equity. Even if you run into a pair with a straight draw or two pair, you are doing fine.
你的对手只剩下 75 个大盲注,而你有很多牌可以支持你全推,以尝试最大化折叠权益。即使你遇到了一个带有顺子牌或两对的对手,你也做得很好。

On this board, most players playing IP will stab very frequently, so you can assume you have a lot of fold equity.
在这个牌局中,大多数玩家玩 IP 时会非常频繁地出手,因此你可以假设你有很高的弃牌权益。

7) Monotone Boards 7) 单调板

Monotone boards are difficult to play but are not too crucial for your bottom line, because they only occur about of the time. On these boards, a flush is already possible. Examples are and A-Q-5
单调的牌很难打,但对你的底线并不太关键,因为它们只会发生约 的时间。在这些牌局中,已经可以组成同花。例如 和 A-Q-5
Overall, you are betting only about of the time on these boards. Many players are overly focused on the possibility of the flush and forget the board structure.
总的来说,你只有大约 的时间在这些牌桌上下注。许多玩家过分关注可能出现的同花顺,而忽略了牌桌结构。

It makes a huge difference if there is a straight possible, a pair on board, how many Broadway cards there are, etc. It is essential to recognize that although the board features three of the same suit, it still has a texture.
如果有可能直接,牌桌上有一对,有多少 Broadway 牌等等,这将产生巨大的影响。必须认识到,尽管牌桌上有三张相同花色的牌,但它仍然有质地。

Broadway cards are still better for the 3-bettor than low cards and Ace-high boards are still better than Broadway boards.
百老汇牌对于 3-bettor 仍然比低牌更好,A 高牌板仍然比百老汇板更好。
A solid percentage of these boards are very static and often you will be very showdown-bound and passive, meaning you want to get to showdown as cheaply as possible. You have the big overpairs and usually the better two
这些牌中有相当大比例是非常静态的,通常你会非常被动,意味着你想尽可能廉价地到达摊牌。你有大对子和通常更好的两对。

pairs and therefore getting to showdown is ideal.
对对手进行配对,因此达到摊牌是理想的。

Sizing 尺寸调整

You use a small pot-sizing. The reason for such a small sizing is that the nuts rarely change (only when the board pairs), so you don't need much protection. If you have a flush you don't need much protection and can still leverage your stack size over three streets.
您使用一个小 底池大小。之所以选择这么小的底池大小是因为坚果牌很少变化(只有在牌桌配对时才会变化),所以您不需要太多保护。如果您有同花,您也不需要太多保护,仍然可以在三条街上利用您的筹码堆叠。

Hand Example 100

You are in the Small Blind with - 4 . The Button opens, you 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop comes A-J-5iagram 114).
您在小盲位持有 - 4。庄家开牌,您进行 3 次加注,庄家跟注,然后出现了 A-J-5 的翻牌(图 114)。

Diagram 114 图表 114

You have flopped the nuts but remember that you still have to pay attention to the board structure. This is an Ace-high monotone board, which means that it is better for your range than for your opponent's.
你已经拿到了最大的牌,但要记住你仍然需要注意牌桌结构。这是一个以 A 为高点的单色牌桌,这意味着对你的牌范围比对手更有利。

Even on monotone boards, the higher the rank of the cards, the higher frequency with which you bet. The next step is to consider the cards that you are blocking and unblocking.
即使在单调的牌桌上,牌的等级越高,下注的频率就越高。下一步是考虑你所阻挡和解除阻挡的牌。

In this case, you are not blocking an A, J, or a 5 which makes your hand much better to bet because there are more hands you can get value from. So, you should go ahead and bet pot here.
在这种情况下,你没有封住 A、J 或 5,这使得你的手牌更适合下注,因为有更多手牌可以从中获得价值。因此,你应该继续在这里下注 底池。
Hand Example 101
You are in the Small Blind with . You 3-bet against the Button
您在小盲位持有 。您对付按钮位进行 3-bet。

open-raise, they call and the flop comes (Diagram 115).
open-raise,他们跟注,然后翻牌是 (图表 115)。

Diagram 115 图表 115

This board is not good to c-bet because of the rank of the cards. On this board, your checking range needs a lot of protection because you don't hit this board much with two pairs, trips, and straights. So, you have to be selective when it comes to betting.
这个牌局不适合进行 c-bet,因为牌的等级不高。在这个牌局中,您的查牌范围需要得到很好的保护,因为您很少会用两对、三条和顺子来命中这个牌局。因此,在下注时您必须要有选择性。

A hand such as the one you hold benefits from getting a free card because you can hit your gutshot if an 8 rolls off on the turn.
你所持有的这样一手牌受益于获得一张免费牌,因为如果转牌出现 8,你就能完成你的 gutshot。

You also don't block your opponent's calling range and you don't have a hand that is capable of profitably betting multiple streets because you don't block any high hearts.
您也不要阻止对手的呼叫范围,也没有一手能够在多条街上盈利下注的牌,因为您没有阻止任何高心牌。

Given the blockers in your hand are not reducing the chance that your opponent is going to fold, you should just check-fold.
考虑到你手中的牌阻挡不会减少对手弃牌的机会,你应该选择让牌。

Hand Example 102

You are in the Big Blind with K -10 -10 -7 . The Button opens, you 3-bet, they call and the flop comes (Diagram 116).
您在大盲注位置拿着 K-10-10-7。庄家开牌,您进行 3 次加注,对方跟注,然后出现翻牌 (图表 116)。
This is another board on which your range needs a lot of protection because you don't have many strong hands on this flop and you don't have many great runouts either. Therefore you want to check frequently.
这是另一个需要大量保护的牌桌,因为在这个翻牌上你没有很多强牌,也没有很多好的后续牌。因此,你想要频繁地选择让牌。

Your hand is not able to bet for value on three streets, so it's a good candidate to check to protect your checking range. On this board, your lower flushes are going to slowplay a lot more than the higher flushes.
你的手牌无法在三条街上下注增加价值,因此将其作为保护你的盲注范围的好选择。在这个牌局上,你的低同花顺会比高同花顺更倾向于慢慢玩。

You are missing a lot more value by failing to stack your opponent when you have a very strong
您错过了很多价值,因为当您手中有非常强大的牌时,未能击败对手

hand, than by when you have a weak or medium flush. Also, you don't want to bet all your flushes because then your checking range would be empty and very vulnerable. So in this case, you should add this hand to your checkcalling range.
手中,比起当你有一个弱或中等的同花顺时更有价值。此外,你不想把所有的同花顺都下注,因为这样你的检查范围会变得空虚且非常脆弱。所以在这种情况下,你应该把这手牌加入到你的检查跟注范围内。
Diagram 116 图表 116

Guess the Frequency 猜测频率

To wrap up this chapter, we will do some practice to train your intuition. Identify the type of board and then decide how often you think you have to bet after 3-betting the Small Blind versus the Button preflop.
为了结束这一章,我们将进行一些练习来训练你的直觉。确定牌局类型,然后决定在大盲对位按钮的前翻牌后你认为需要下注的频率。

1) K-J-6

This is a rainbow Broadway board and on this board you are betting of the time. Remember that when Broadway boards are very wet, you are betting less often because you have to be more selective with your sidecards. When the board is not two-toned, you can bet much more often because you have a big polarity and equity advantage.
这是一个彩虹百老汇牌,你在这个牌上下注 的时间。请记住,当百老汇牌非常湿时,你下注的次数会减少,因为你必须更加谨慎地选择你的边牌。当牌面不是双色时,你可以更频繁地下注,因为你有很大的极性和权益优势。

Also, you don't have to fear flush draws that the opponent could hold.
此外,您不必担心对手可能持有的同花顺。

2) 9 - 3

This is a mid-low dry board, although you might wonder why exactly it is
这是一个中低干燥的板,尽管你可能会想知道为什么它确切地是这样

dry. This board is two-tone and has some connectivity but the connectivity is based around a 2 and a 3. This does not count as "wet" because your opponent will rarely connect with these cards and will not have many 4-5-6 combos in their preflop range.
这块牌是双色的,有一些连结性,但连结性是基于 2 和 3。这不算是“湿”的,因为你的对手很少会用这些牌连上,并且在翻牌前范围中也不会有太多 4-5-6 的组合。

If the board were something like then the situation is quite different. However, 9-3 is very good for the 3-bettor because your opponent has very few sets, two pairs, and big straight draws, so overpairs have a lot of equity on this board. Therefore you can cbet around of the time, and use a pot sizing.
如果牌桌上的情况类似于 ,那么情况就大不相同了。然而,9-3 对于 3-bettor 来说非常有利,因为你的对手很少有三张、两对和大顺子,所以在这种牌局中,overpairs 有很大的资产。因此,你可以大约 的时间进行 cbet,并使用一个合适的下注量。

3)

This is a straight board and is very bad for your range so you only bet of the time. Your opponent will very often have two pair or better on this flop. If the board were higher, for example K-Q-J, you would be betting much more often. If the board were lower, you would be checking your full range.
这是一块直板,对你的牌区非常不利,所以你只有 的时间下注。在这种翻牌上,你的对手很可能会有两对或更好的牌。如果牌面更高,例如 K-Q-J,你会更频繁地下注。如果牌面更低,你会检查你的全范围。

4) 7

This paired board is rather good for you because your opponent's preflop range doesn't hit the 3 very well. Therefore, your c-bet frequency is and you use a 33%-pot sizing.
这对牌对你来说相当不错,因为你对手的翻牌范围并不太适合 3。因此,你的 c-bet 频率为 ,并且你使用 33%的底池大小。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Be aware of the board texture! Learn and identify the seven different board textures.
    注意牌桌纹理!学习并识别七种不同的牌桌纹理。
  • If a board is static you need less protection, which means that you should use smaller bet sizings. If the board is very wet, your range needs more protection and you should use larger bet sizings.
    如果牌桌是静态的,你需要更少的保护,这意味着你应该使用更小的下注尺寸。如果牌桌非常湿,你的范围需要更多的保护,你应该使用更大的下注尺寸。
  • You should c-bet often when:
    当以下情况时,你应该经常进行 c-bet:
  • The board is good for your range; Ace-high, Broadway, very low disconnected
    板对您的范围有好处;高牌、百老汇、非常低的不连贯
Neither player hits the board.
两位玩家都没有击中板。
  • On monotone and straightening boards, keep the rank of the cards in mind. Don't just focus on the fact that straights and flushes are possible.
    在单调和整理板上,记住牌的等级。不要只关注顺子和同花的可能性。

3-bet Pots OOP on the Turn/River
转译文本:转弯/河流上的 3-bet 盆外

Introduction 介绍

When you are playing a 3-bet pot OOP, there are only three relevant pathways to get to the turn.
当您在玩一个 3-bet pot OOP 时,只有三条相关的路径可以到达转弯。
  1. You bet the flop and got called. By now the SPR is already very small, usually around 1.5 , and you should mostly maximize value and protection with your value hands by betting pot. This is especially true on dynamic boards where a flush or a full house is not yet possible.
    你下注了翻牌圈并且有人跟注。此时堆叠比率(SPR)已经非常小,通常在 1.5 左右,你应该主要通过下注底池来最大化价值和保护你的价值手牌。特别是在动态牌面上,此时尚不能组成同花或葫芦牌。

    As the opponent called the flop, there is a decent chance they will stack-off with worse hands when you bet the turn.
    由于对手跟注了翻牌,当你在转牌时下注,他们会以较差的手牌全押的机会相当大。
  2. You check-called the flop. In this instance your opponent represented a strong hand on the flop by betting. You should almost always check the turn unless it changes the texture massively in your favor.
    你在翻牌圈跟注。在这种情况下,你的对手通过下注代表了一手强牌。除非转牌大幅度有利于你,否则你几乎总是应该选择让牌。
  3. You both checked. Your opponent is mainly playing a capped range. At this point, it makes sense to start value betting thinner. Hands such as bare A-A-x-x that didn't want to bet the flop, now get to bet for half-pot to generate some value and protection.
    你们两个都看牌了。你的对手主要在玩一个有上限的牌面范围。在这一点上,开始进行价值下注更有意义。像裸露的 A-A-x-x 这样的手牌,在翻牌时不想下注,现在可以下注半顶注,以产生一些价值和保护。

    Bluffing or semibluffing can also make a lot of sense as the opponent didn't show much interest in the pot when they checked back on the flop.
    慌张或半慌张也可能是有道理的,因为对手在翻牌圈时回合时没有表现出对底池的兴趣。
We will now consider multiple hand examples for all three different situations by which we could have arrived at the turn.
我们现在将考虑所有三种不同情况下的多个手牌示例,这些情况是我们可能在转牌时到达的。

Turn Transitions After C-betting the Flop

Hand Example 103

You are in the Small Blind with A -9 . You face a min-raise from the Button, 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop comes (Diagram 117).
您在小盲位持有 A-9。您面对来自庄家的最小加注,再次加注,庄家跟注,然后出现了翻牌 (图表 117)。
Usually, in 3-bet pots, the SPR is around 3.5-4, but because the Button min-raised, the SPR is about 6, which puts the OOP player at a more
通常,在 3-bet 盆中,SPR 大约在 3.5-4 左右,但由于按钮最小加注,SPR 大约为 6,这使得 OOP 玩家处于更有利的位置。

significant disadvantage.
重大劣势。
With the higher SPR, you are less minded to use a pot-sizing because you will have to deal with more transitions. You will have to play more turns and more rivers OOP, so you would rather keep the pot small while there remains uncertainty with regard to the runouts.
随着更高的 SPR,您不太愿意使用一个锅大小,因为您将不得不处理更多的过渡。您将不得不在 OOP 上玩更多的轮次和更多的河流,因此在涉及到 runouts 时,您宁愿保持小锅。
Diagram 117 图表 117
Therefore, when the SPR is greater than 4, you should be using a smaller sizing. Err towards using a pot or a pot-sizing rather than full pot, which would be the baseline bet sizing strategy on this board. The sizing you choose depends on the board structure. The wetter the board, the more likely you should be to use a sizing. On , the board is very wet so a sizing is appropriate.
因此,当 SPR 大于 4 时,您应该使用较小的赌注。在这种情况下,应该倾向于使用 赌注或 赌注大小,而不是全赌注,这将是这个牌局的基准赌注策略。您选择的赌注大小取决于牌局结构。牌局越湿润,您应该越有可能使用 大小。在 上,牌局非常湿润,因此 大小是合适的。
With an SPR of 6, you should be paying a little more attention to the playability of your hand. Blockers become more important and hands that don't have many great turn and river transitions are less valuable.
具有 6 的 SPR,您应该更加关注您手牌的可玩性。阻挡牌变得更加重要,而那些没有很多出色的转牌和河牌过渡的手牌价值较低。

This is because you can't push your equity on the flop by getting all the money in.
这是因为你不能通过在翻牌圈把所有筹码都压进去来增加你的股权。
With your hand, you don't hold a backdoor flush draw and you don't hold a straight draw. Therefore, the turn could prove difficult to play.
用你的手,你不持有后门同花顺牌和你不持有顺子牌。因此,转牌可能会很难打。

This is less of a problem when the SPR is only 3.5 because then you can use a pot-size cbet on the flop, which will leave you with easy turn decisions. However, this
这在 SPR 只有 3.5 时就不是什么问题了,因为这样你可以在翻牌圈时使用一个合适的下注量,这将使你在转牌时做出更容易的决定。然而,这

case is different. The SPR on the turn will be greater and therefore you want to be more aware of (backdoor) playability.
案例不同。转牌时的 SPR 将更大,因此您希望更加注意(后门)可玩性。
If you were holding A -9-9 - 9 , you would favor betting over checking because you have more future playability. But with your current hand that doesn't have the backdoor flush draw, the difference in EV between checking and betting is quite minimal.
如果你手里拿着 A-9-9-9,你会更倾向于下注而不是看牌,因为你有更多未来的可玩性。但是,由于你目前的手牌没有后门同花顺的可能性,因此看牌和下注之间的预期价值差异非常小。

If your opponent plays a wide range on the Button or if he folds a lot in 3-bet pots, then be more inclined to bet, and otherwise check-call. In this case, you decide to bet and the opponent calls.
如果你的对手在按钮位置上玩很宽的范围,或者在 3-bet 盆中经常弃牌,那么更倾向于下注,否则就选择跟注。在这种情况下,你决定下注,对手跟注。
The turn brings ( )-Q . At this point, there are a few crucial things to consider. First, the SPR is around 2, which means you still have some fold equity. Your opponent could have a weak two pair on the flop and is hoping for a blank.
转牌带来了 ( )-Q 。在这一点上,有几个关键的事情需要考虑。首先,SPR 大约为 2,这意味着你仍然有一些加注权益。你的对手可能在翻牌时有一个较弱的两对,并希望出现一张空牌。

However, the Queen is not a good card for these weak made hands. At the same time, you still have equity against any hand with the gutshot and nut flush draw. You also have blockers with the two nines and an Ace.
然而,女王对于这些弱牌并不是一个好牌。与此同时,你对于任何有直击和最大同花顺牌的手牌仍然有股权。你还有两个九和一个 A 作为阻挡牌。

This is a good moment to apply more pressure and going for a pot-size turn barrel is the best option.
这是一个施加更多压力并进行一个与奖池大小相当的转牌的好时机。

Hand Example 104

You are in the Small Blind with A -A -7 - The Button (a recreational player) open-raises and you assume that is with a very wide and aggressive range. You 3-bet, they call and the flop is A-K -2 (Diagram 118).
您在小盲位持有 A -A -7 - 按钮位(一个娱乐玩家)进行了开牌,您认为他的范围非常宽泛且具有攻击性。您进行了 3 次加注,对方跟注,然后翻牌是 A-K -2(图表 118)。
Diagram 118 图表 118
You are playing at an SPR of about 3.5.
您的 SPR 大约为 3.5。
As you know by now, on Ace-high board with an SPR of 3.5-4, you are going to use a half-pot sizing and a full-pot sizing. However, don't think that you have to limit yourself by only using the standard bet sizings.
正如您现在所知道的,在具有 3.5-4 的 SPR 的 Ace-high 牌局上,您将使用一半底池大小和全底池大小。但是,请不要认为您只能使用标准的下注大小来限制自己。

If you believe that another sizing is more profitable in a particular situation, then go for it!
如果您认为在特定情况下另一种尺寸更有利可图,那就去做吧!
If you think your opponent will continue extremely light against small bets, then you might be inclined to use a smaller sizing for value. With this particular hand, there is no need to go for a smaller sizing because you don't have or block any straight draws.
如果你认为对手会继续对小注继续极轻,那么你可能倾向于使用更小的赌注尺寸来获得价值。对于这种特定的手牌,没有必要选择更小的尺寸,因为你没有或者阻挡任何顺子。

So, it's more likely that your opponent will continue anyway. But keep in mind that you are free to play around with the sizing you use.
因此,你的对手更有可能继续下去。但请记住,你可以随意调整你使用的筹码大小。
On the other hand, let's say that you are playing against a very tight range, such as a EP range. Then you might want to use bigger sizings because that tight range will include a lot of combinations and you want to make sure to stack middle set. By betting small, you allow your opponent to get away from such a hand on scary runouts. Keep in mind the difference between playing against wide and tight ranges.
另一方面,假设你正在与一个非常紧的范围对战,比如一个 EP 范围。那么你可能想要使用更大的赌注,因为那个紧的范围将包括很多 组合,你希望确保堆叠中等牌组。通过下注较小,你让对手有机会在可怕的牌面上放弃这样的手牌。记住在与宽范围和紧范围对战之间的区别。

Against wide ranges, try to make your opponent float, especially if you have redraws. Against a tight range, try to stack and cooler middle set.
对于宽范围,尝试让对手悬浮,特别是如果你有重新抽牌。对于紧范围,尝试堆叠和冷却中等牌组。
In this case, you don't have the best redraws and your opponent is also pretty aggressive and probably a little bit spewy, so they might continue slightly too wide. You bet half-pot and your opponent calls.
在这种情况下,您没有最佳的重绘,并且您的对手也非常具有侵略性,可能有点冲动,因此他们可能会继续略微过多。您下注半池,并且您的对手跟注。
The turn is the . The board is now A , introducing the backdoor flush draw and here we want to decide if we're going to try to trap. When you want to trap, you should think about how likely it is that your opponent is going to stab, how much protection you need and how bad it is if you face a check back on the turn.
转牌是 。现在牌桌上是 A ,引入了后门同花顺的可能性,我们需要决定是否要设陷阱。当你想设陷阱时,你应该考虑对手会不会出手、你需要多少保护以及如果对手在转牌时选择了不下注,那么情况会有多糟糕。

Let's say that you had a hand such as AsA -Q -J. In that case, it's very unlikely that your opponent will continue and you need absolutely no protection. Therefore, checking could make a lot of sense, especially against an over-aggressive player.
让我们假设你有一手牌,比如 AsA -Q -J。在这种情况下,你的对手很可能不会继续下注,你根本不需要保护。因此,进行检查可能是很有道理的,特别是对付一个过于激进的玩家。
With A , it doesn't make as much sense to check because you are holding the nut flush draw blocker, which makes it rather unlikely that you will face a stab from a merged hand such as top pair with a nut flush draw.
持有 A 的情况下,检查就没有太多意义,因为你持有坚果同花顺阻挡牌,这使得你面对来自顶对带坚果同花顺牌等合并手牌的概率相当小。

At the same time, if your opponent has a King, a gutshot and a flush draw and you pot the turn, they are in a very uncomfortable position because you can have the nut flush draw, in which case their flush draw will not be
同时,如果你的对手有一个国王、一个 gutshot 和一个同花顺,而你在转牌时下注,他们会感到非常不舒服,因为你可能有最大的同花顺,这样一来,他们的同花顺就不会是

good. 好。
So, there is a good argument here to gain some protection by double barreling the turn, and also you want to make sure that you stack your opponent if they have a hand such as K-K or A-K. This was an actual hand I played and I bet pot on the turn. In hindsight, I think that it would have been better to pot the turn to make sure that I can stack K-K and A-K while also making sure that I get maximum value from combo draws if they do want to continue or maximizing my fold equity against some weaker draws.
因此,在这里有一个很好的论点,通过双重加注转牌来获得一些保护,同时您也希望确保如果对手手中有像 K-K 或 A-K 这样的牌,您可以将其全部筹码堆叠起来。这是我实际玩过的一手牌,我在转牌时下注 底池。事后看来,我认为更好的做法是下注转牌,以确保我可以堆叠 K-K 和 A-K,同时还要确保我从组合抓牌中获得最大价值,如果他们想继续的话,或者最大化我的弃牌权益来对抗一些较弱的抓牌。

In this case, my opponent shoved all-in against my 50%-pot size. I called and won a pot against his turned two pair with .
在这种情况下,我的对手把所有筹码推进了我的 50%底池大小。我跟注并赢得了 底池,对手翻牌两对输给了我

Hand Example 105

You are in the Small Blind with A . The Button, who is a very wide and spewy player, opens with a pot sizing, you 3-bet and they call. The flop comes (Diagram 119), which is a board on which you should be a bit more selective with your bet frequency because the opponent has more trips and generally has better runouts.
你在小盲位持有 A 。庄家是一个非常宽松和冲动的玩家,以一个合适的底池开牌,你进行 3 次加注,对手跟注。翻牌是 (图表 119),这是一个你在下注频率上应该更加谨慎的牌面,因为对手更有可能有三条,并且通常有更好的后续牌。
Diagram 119 图表 119
Therefore, you have to be careful about building a pot. Generally speaking, it is better to be cautious with hands that have a difficult time on many different turns and rivers. With - , you don't have to be too careful because, in the event you bet and get raised, you can call or even re-
因此,您必须小心地建立一个锅。一般来说,在许多不同的转弯和河流上,最好小心那些难以应对的手。对于 - ,您不必太小心,因为如果您下注并被加注,您可以跟注甚至重新。

raise. Your hand has equity against almost any hand but the runouts are not too good. You might get your opponent to fold hands with some showdown value which would be very profitable. Therefore, bet pot. If you had the same hand without the flush draw, you would have to be more cautious because you wouldn't want to get raised and you are not looking to get all the money in on the flop because you have almost have no equity against a 4 .
加注。你的手牌对几乎任何手牌都有优势,但是牌局发展并不太好。你可能会让对手放弃一些有一定摊牌价值的手牌,这将非常有利可图。因此,下注 底池。如果你手中的牌没有同花顺的牌型,你就需要更加谨慎,因为你不希望被加注,也不打算在翻牌圈就把所有筹码都下进去,因为你对 4 几乎没有优势。
The turn is the which makes the board ( . Now you have to decide if you want to double-barrel or check. You didn't get raised on the flop so, most likely, your opponent does not have a four or better.
转牌是使牌桌( )变化的 。现在你必须决定是要继续下注还是选择让牌。在翻牌时你没有被加注,所以很可能你的对手没有四或更好的牌。

And by double-barreling, there are a lot of hands that you can get to fold that are better than your hand, such as tens, Jacks, Queens, and possibly even Kings. Against a double-barrel, many players will be folding these overpairs.
通过双重加注,有很多手牌可以让对手弃牌,这些手牌比你的手牌更好,比如十、杰克、皇后,甚至可能是国王。面对双重加注,许多玩家会弃掉这些对子手牌。

So this could be a good hand to double-barrel on the turn to make higher pairs fold and if you get called, you still have equity. When this hand occurred I decided to go for a check-call. In hindsight, I don't like this idea.
这样做可能是一个不错的选择,可以在转牌时进行二次加注,让更高的对手弃牌,如果被跟注,你仍然有股权。当这手牌出现时,我决定选择过牌跟注。事后看来,我不喜欢这个想法。
The river is the , making the board ( . After two checks the opponent showed up with . This is a hand that might have folded to a pot bet on the turn.
河牌是 ,让板子( 。经过两次检查,对手出现了 。这是一手可能在转牌时就会弃牌的牌。

Turn Transitions After the Flop Play is Check-call
翻牌后的转换是检查-跟注

Hand Example 106

You are sitting in the Small Blind with A - and the Button, who is a strong regular, open-raises. You 3-bet, the Button calls, and the flop comes 9 -8 -8 -8 (Diagram 120).
您坐在小盲位,手牌是 A - ,庄家是一个强大的常客,他加注。您进行了三次加注,庄家跟注,然后翻牌是 9 -8 -8 -8(图表 120)。
Diagram 120 图表 120
This hand is played at 250bb deep, so the SPR on the flop is about 10. On this board, you flop top pair, and an open-ended straight draw.
这手牌在 250bb 深度下进行,所以在翻牌时的 SPR 约为 10。在这个牌局中,你翻牌得到顶对和一个开放式顺子。

You are blocking a big part of your opponent's raising range on this flop since you are holding a top pair blocker and you are blocking many wraps that your opponent could potentially use to either raise, or call.
在这个翻牌局面上,你阻挡了对手很大一部分加注范围,因为你手中有一个顶对阻挡器,同时你也阻挡了对手可能用来加注或跟注的许多包裹牌。

So with this hand, you are minimizing the chance that your opponent is going to call or even raise if you bet. So you have a lot of fold equity in this situation. At the same time, if you do get raised, you can call because you have backup with your straight draw.
所以用这只手,你在下注时最大程度地减少了对手跟注甚至加注的机会。所以在这种情况下,你有很大的弃牌权益。同时,如果你被加注,你也可以跟注,因为你有直线牌的支持。

Your current showdown value isn't great, so you benefit massively if your opponent folds any showdown value. For these reasons, you bet the flop for pot and your opponent calls.
您当前的摊牌价值并不高,所以如果对手放弃任何摊牌价值,您将获益巨大。因此,您以 底池筹码下注,对手跟注。
The turn is the , giving a board of ( . You decide to check because you haven't improved your equity and your opponent is likely to be holding a decent hand at this point. Your opponent now pots the turn. The main thing to consider is your equity.
转牌是 ,形成了一张牌面为( 。你决定选择过牌,因为你的资产没有改善,而你的对手很可能在这一点上持有一手不错的牌。你的对手现在下注了转牌。要考虑的主要事项是你的资产。

Against all the hands that include an 8 , you have a very small amount of equity. You are also blocking your opponent's bluffing range by holding a straight draw and top pair. For those reasons, you should fold against this turn pot-size bet.
对于所有包含 8 的手牌,你的资产非常少。同时,你还通过持有顺子和顶对牌来阻止对手的虚张声势范围。出于这些原因,你应该在这个转牌时折牌。

Hand Example 107

You are in the Big Blind with . The Button opens with a pot sizing, you 3-bet, they call and the flop comes (Diagram 121).
您在大盲位持有 。庄家以一个底池大小的开牌,您进行 3 次加注,对方跟注,然后出现翻牌 (图表 121)。
Diagram 121 图表 121
You are slightly deeper than 100bb, so the SPR is about 5. On this flop, you are not going to have a very high c-bet frequency because this board features three low to middle ranking cards that you are not going to hit that well.
你的筹码堆叠略深于 100bb,所以 SPR 大约为 5。在这个翻牌上,你不会有很高的 c-bet 频率,因为这个牌桌上有三张低至中等排名的牌,你不太可能打得很好。

Furthermore, the runouts are also not going to be very beneficial for your preflop range.
此外,跑牌对你的起手牌范围也不会有太大的好处。

You have to protect your checking range and you are going to utilize some of the overpairs with additional backup such as flush draws, straight draws with backdoor flush draws, to check-raise the flop.
您必须保护您的检查范围,并且您将利用一些带有额外支持的高对手牌,例如同花顺牌、带有后门同花顺牌的顺子牌,来在翻牌时进行加注。

If you have a lot of raw equity, without great playability on future runouts, it is more likely that you should check-raise the flop. The more playability you have, the more likely it is that you should start betting to increase the size of the pot.
如果您拥有大量的原始权益,未来的牌局玩法不佳,更有可能应该在翻牌圈时选择加注。您的玩法性越高,越有可能应该开始下注以增加底池的规模。

There are also some hands with good blockers that cannot check-call given the lack of playability and raw equity; these hands are often going to bet-fold.
有些手牌也有很好的阻挡者,但由于缺乏可玩性和原始权益,不能选择跟注;这些手牌通常会选择下注弃牌。
The hand is quite turn-determined. You have a backdoor flush draw, two pair outs, or you might hit trips. At the same time, you are not strong enough to stack off on the flop, especially at this SPR. If the SPR was 3.5, you could justifying potting on the flop given your blockers.
手牌 相当明确。你有一个后门同花顺的牌型,两对的牌型,或者你可能会得到三条。同时,你的手牌不够强大,无法在翻牌圈就全押,尤其是在这个 SPR 下。如果 SPR 是 3.5,你可以考虑在翻牌圈加注,考虑到你的阻挡牌。

Here the SPR is greater and therefore you are better off checking. If you bet and get raised, you can easily be bluffed off your equity on future streets.
这里 SPR 更大,因此最好是检查。如果你下注并被加注,你很容易在未来的街道上被吹牛。
So you check and the opponent bets half-pot. Your hand has too much
所以你检查,对手下注半池。你的手牌太多

equity to fold, but the SPR is too high to consider check-raising and getting all the money in. So you check-call.
权益折叠,但 SPR 太高,考虑加注和把所有钱都放进去。所以你选择跟注。
Before we consider the turn, realize that there are some turn cards on which you should be leading. The main reason is that the board will be very draw-heavy, and there's a high chance that your opponent will check back.
在我们考虑转牌之前,要意识到有一些转牌是你应该领先的。主要原因是牌桌上会有很多吸引牌,而且你的对手很可能会选择让牌。

At the same time, the river SPR will be pretty low when you decide to pot the turn. On cards such as an Ace, a J, or the , you should be potting because you won't get away from the hand anyway and if your opponent is behind, they will often check back and take a free card. However, if they are ahead, they will bet. So you are not gaining much by checking, you are just giving away free cards.
同时,当你决定下注转牌时,河牌 SPR 会相当低。在像 A、J 或 这样的牌上,你应该下注,因为无论如何你都无法放弃这手牌,而且如果你的对手落后,他们通常会选择让牌并获得一张免费牌。然而,如果他们领先,他们会下注。因此,通过让牌你并没有获得太多好处,只是白白放走了免费牌。

Check-calling the flop then betting the turn is sometimes a viable option if you are significantly improving your equity and fold equity.
有时,如果您的权益和弃权权益显著提高,那么在翻牌后进行检查-跟注,然后在转牌时下注是一个可行的选择。
Hand Example 108
The turn is the , which makes the board (9»-6 -4৫)-8 (Diagram 122).
转弯是 ,这使得板(9»-6 -4৫)-8(图表 122)。
Diagram 122 图表 122
Pretty much all the draws got there but you are still holding some minor showdown value. On this turn your hand and range didn't improve, so you should check and fold against a bet. However, plays goes check-check.
几乎所有的牌都到位了,但你仍然持有一些次要的摊牌价值。在这个转牌上,你的手牌和范围没有改善,所以你应该对押注进行检查和弃牌。然而,玩法是检查-检查。
The river is the And the board now is . You have made
这条河是 And the board now is . You have made

top set, but there are many hands out there that could have you beat. You check and your opponent bets 33%-pot. In this situation, you should fold your hand because almost all the draws got there.
顶对,但有许多手牌可能会打败你。你选择跟注,对手下注 33%底池。在这种情况下,你应该弃牌,因为几乎所有的牌都已到位。

The 8 made a lot of straights and flushes possible and it is not likely that your opponent would turn many made hands into a bluff on this runout.
8 使很多顺子和同花顺成为可能,而且在这种情况下,你的对手不太可能把很多已成型的手牌变成虚张声势。

Your opponent is telling you that they have a non-nutted hand such as a straight and a flush draw but still had plenty of equity and outs. They then went for the pot control play on the turn. This story is consistent with the river bet sizing.
对手告诉你,他们手中没有坚果牌,比如顺子和同花顺,但仍然有很多股权益和外包。然后他们选择在转牌时控制底池。这个故事与河牌下注的大小一致。

In combination with the lack of natural bluffs that your opponent can have in this spot should make you want to fold this hand.
在这种情况下,对手缺乏可能在这个位置上拥有的自然虚张声势,这应该让你想要弃牌。

Hand Example 109

You are in the Small Blind with and the Button opens. You 3bet, the Button calls and the flop comes J-9-7 (Diagram 123).
您在小盲位持有 ,庄家开牌。您进行 3bet,庄家跟注,然后出现 J-9-7 的翻牌(图表 123)。
Diagram 123 图表 123
As mentioned previously, these Jack-high boards are not too bad for your preflop range and you should have a relatively high c-betting range on this flop. With , you could also profitably check-call given your equity and the fact that you are not necessarily blocking your opponent's raising range such as sets and two pairs with open-ended straight draws or gutshots.
如前所述,这些 J 高牌板对于您的起手范围来说并不太糟糕,您应该在这个翻牌时有一个相对较高的 c-bet 范围。有了 ,您也可以有利可图地选择跟注,考虑到您的权益以及您并不一定会阻挡对手的加注范围,比如顺子和两对带有开放式顺子或高牌的手牌。

Unless your opponent is very passive, you can c-bet here because your hand needs some protection and you can get value from many weaker
除非你的对手非常 passiv,否则你可以在这里进行 c-bet,因为你的手牌需要一些保护,并且你可以从许多更弱的手牌中获得价值

hands. 手。

Hand Example 110

The turn is the Q- making the board (J-9)-7 124).
转弯是 Q-使板(J-9)-7 124)。
At this point, you have blockers to the nut straight (K-10) as well as a future flush blocker with the K. On the turn the SPR is less than 2, which is going to limit your ability to bluff successfully here. However, more importantly, you don't have a 10 in your hand.
在这一点上,您有阻挡器到坚直(K-10),以及未来的同花顺阻挡器与 K。在转牌时,SPR 小于 2,这将限制您在这里成功虚张声势的能力。然而,更重要的是,您手中没有 10。

The 10 is a very valuable card for your opponent because they heavily block our value-betting range when they have a ten. Therefore they are more likely to hero call.
10 是对手非常有价值的一张牌,因为当他们拿到 10 时,他们会大幅阻挡我们的价值下注范围。因此,他们更有可能进行英雄呼叫。
You are holding two Kings, but Kings are way less important cards to be holding in this scenario than a 10 . You don't have a lot of fold equity and you will often be called down by a hand such as , or the opponent could even shove with such a hand against a turn bet. In this situation, checkfolding is the way to go.
你手里拿着两个国王,但在这种情况下,国王比拿着一张 10 更不重要。你没有太多的弃牌权益,对手往往会跟注,可能会用类似 的手牌跟注,甚至对手可能会在转牌时用这样的手牌全押。在这种情况下,最好选择弃牌。
Diagram 124 图表 124

Turn Transitions After the Flop Play is Checkcheck
翻牌后的转换是检查检查

When the IP player checks back on the flop, it often implies that their range is capped because most of their strong holdings would want to build a big pot. The OOP player isn't capped because the they have a lot of strong hands
当 IP 玩家在翻牌圈检查时,通常意味着他们的范围受限,因为他们大部分强手会想要建立一个大底池。而 OOP 玩家并不受限,因为他们有很多强手。

in their checking range that were looking to check-raise or trap. This means that often, when heading to the turn, the OOP player is uncapped and has a range advantage. They can therefore bet thinner for value and bluff more aggressively.
在他们的检查范围内,他们正在寻找检查加注或设陷阱的牌。这意味着通常情况下,当进入转牌时,处于位置劣势的玩家没有上限,并且具有范围优势。因此,他们可以更薄地下注以获取价值,并更积极地进行虚张声势。

Hand Example 111

You are in the Small Blind with . The Button opens, you 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop comes ( (Diagram 125).
你在小盲位持有 。庄家开牌,你进行 3 次加注,庄家跟注,然后翻牌是 (图表 125)。

Diagram 125 图表 125

This is a very light board which shouldn't hit either range especially well. However, your opponent will have a few more strong hands on this board then you do. On this flop, you should check almost all your hands because you won't have too many strong ones.
这是一个非常轻的牌局,不应该在任何范围上特别擅长。然而,你的对手在这个牌局上会有更多强手,而你则不会。在这个翻牌阶段,你应该几乎所有的手都要过牌,因为你没有太多强手。

Your hand with the 7 and the backdoor flush draw is a hand that you should check-call because you have equity, important removals and your opponent's preflop range isn't interacting with this board very well. You check and your opponent checks back.
你手上有 7 和后门同花顺的牌型,这是一个你应该选择跟注的手牌,因为你有股权益,重要的牌型移除,并且你对手的翻牌范围与这个牌面的互动并不太好。你选择了让牌,你的对手也选择了让牌。

Hand Example 112

The turn is the , which makes the board (6 -5 -3 )-J (Diagram 126).
转弯是 ,这使得板(6-5-3 )-J(图表 126)。
At this point, you are still blocking the straight, but more importantly, the opponent capped their range tremendously by checking back on the flop. Therefore, you can make a value bet on the turn.
在这一点上,你仍然在阻挡直线,但更重要的是,对手通过在翻牌圈时选择回检大大限制了他们的手牌范围。因此,你可以在转牌时下注。

It isn't necessary to bet too large on this turn because you want to get called by weaker flush draws,
在这一轮中不需要下太大的赌注,因为你希望被更弱的同花顺牌叫牌

weaker overpairs and potentially by a Jack. Therefore, betting half-pot is the way to go.
较弱的对子和可能被 J 牌打败。因此,下注半池是正确的做法。
Diagram 126 图表 126

Hand Example 113

You are in the Small Blind with K-Q-9-7. The Button opens and you 3bet. This hand is undoubtedly on the marginal side when it comes to 3-betting because of the low diamond suit and minimal connectivity, but it's still fine.
您在小盲位拿着 K-Q-9-7。庄家开牌,您进行 3bet。由于钻石花色低且连接性较低,这手牌在进行 3bet 时显然处于边缘位置,但仍然可以接受。

You could also call this hand or even fold if you are facing a very tight Button open-raising range.
您也可以称之为手牌,甚至在面对非常紧的庄家开牌范围时选择弃牌。
In this instance, you decide to 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop is J -97. (Diagram 127).
在这种情况下,您决定进行 3 次加注,按钮跟注,然后翻牌是 J-97。(图表 127)。
Diagram 127 图表 127
As you know, this is quite a good board for the preflop aggressor because you have a lot of double-suited Queen-high, Jack-high, and 10-high rundowns in your 3-bet range.
正如您所知,这是一个非常适合翻牌前进攻者的好牌,因为您在 3-bet 范围内有很多双色皇后高牌、杰克高牌和 10 高牌的连续牌。
Your specific holding here has a lot of value because you are blocking many good hands. You hold two pair, meaning that you block many of the set combinations and also have some additional equity in the form of an inside straight draw and a backdoor flush draw.
你在这里具体的持有有很大的价值,因为你挡住了许多好手。你有两对,这意味着你挡住了许多套牌组合,同时还有一些额外的资产,如内顺和后门同花顺。

This is a good combination to bet, but you decide to check and the opponent checks back.
这是一个不错的下注组合,但你决定看牌,对手也选择了看牌。

Hand Example 114

The turn is the , making the board (J -9-7»)-4॰ (Diagram 128).
转弯是 ,使得板(J -9-7»)-4॰(图 128)。
Diagram 128 图表 128
As your opponent checked back on the flop, you can exclude many of their strong hands as they would likely bet those on the flop. Therefore you can go for a thin value bet on the turn.
由于对手在翻牌圈选择了检视,你可以排除他们许多强牌,因为他们很可能会在翻牌圈下注。因此,你可以在转牌圈进行一次小额价值下注。
Using a pot-size bet is not so good for the OOP player. You can still delay c-bet a lot of merged hands on this turn after missing the opportunity to check-raise on the flop.
使用一个与奖池大小相当的赌注对于处于逆境的玩家来说并不是很好。在错失了在翻牌圈时进行加注的机会后,你仍然可以在这个圈上延迟很多合并手牌的 c-bet。

On this turn many of your medium-strength hands don't want to use a pot sizing because then you are building a big pot with a hand that isn't strong enough to play a big pot. Betting with a pot sizing to protect your hand, and to get value from, for example, weak straight draws such as 5-6 is the way to go. So you decide to bet half-pot and the opponent calls.
在这种情况下,你的许多中等强度的手牌不想使用一个底池大小,因为这样你会用一手不够强大的牌来建立一个大底池。以 底池大小下注来保护你的手牌,并从中获得价值,例如,对于弱直线牌如 5-6,这是正确的方式。所以你决定下注半底池,对手跟注。

you have a reasonably strong two pair but your hand is a bluff catcher. You check and the opponent bets into a pot. Although you are getting a good price here, I think that you should fold. The main reason is that you have no straight blockers. There is a possibility that your opponent slowplayed 10-8 but could also have a hand such as K-K, K-J, or Q-10.
你有一个相当强的两对,但你的手牌是一个虚张声势的手牌。你选择了让牌,对手下注 到一个 的底池里。虽然这里给了你一个不错的价格,但我认为你应该弃牌。主要原因是你没有顺子阻挡牌。有可能你的对手慢慢打出了 10-8,但也可能有像 K-K,K-J 或 Q-10 这样的手牌。
For your hand to be a profitable call, your opponent would need to turn the 5-6 combo's into a bluff. However, few players play their 5-6 combos aggressively enough on the river. You do block the main hand they are representing, which is Q-10.
为了让你的手成为一个有利的跟注,你的对手需要把 5-6 的组合变成一个虚张声势。然而,在河牌时,很少有玩家会足够激进地打他们的 5-6 组合。你挡住了他们所代表的主要手牌,即 Q-10。

However, I believe most players are not bluffing enough in this situation. If you know that your opponent is capable of
然而,我相信大多数玩家在这种情况下并没有在虚张声势。如果你知道你的对手有能力。

bluffing the river at a high frequency, then calling would be better.
在河牌时高频率地虚张声势,然后跟注会更好。

Hand Example 115

You are in the Big Blind with . The Button, who is a relatively tight player, opens for full pot. Against a tight range, Aces do exceptionally well because you are often going to run into a high Broadway pair which you are crushing. So you 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop comes 9-7 (Diagram 129).
您在大盲位持有 。 按钮位是一个相对保守的玩家,以全池开牌。 面对紧密范围,Aces 表现得非常出色,因为您经常会遇到您能击败的高 Broadway 对手。 因此,您进行 3 次加注,按钮位跟注,然后出现翻牌 9-7(图表 129)。
Diagram 129 图表 129
On this board, you should check to check-fold. The bare minimum that you need to c-bet is the same hand with the A , i.e. the backdoor nut flush blocker. Alternatively the same hand with the A , which would block the nut flush draw.
在这个牌局中,你应该选择查看并弃牌。你需要进行 c-bet 的最低要求是与 A 相同的手牌,即后门最大同花顺阻挡器。或者与 A 相同的手牌,这将阻挡最大同花顺的牌。

Always realize that on these wet middle boards, you want to protect your checking range, so if you do have a hand such as a bare two pair, or an overpair and a flush draw, then you might want to consider checkraising.
始终意识到在这些潮湿的中间牌上,您想要保护您的检查范围,所以如果您手中有一手像赤裸两对,或者一对以上和一个同花顺的牌,那么您可能想考虑进行加注。

A lot of hands that don't have great playability but have a lot of raw equity are good candidates to check-raise. This is because it helps you protect your checking range and you can avoid playing turns at high SPRs.
很多手牌虽然玩性不强,但具有很高的原始权益,是很好的升盲筹码候选手。这是因为它有助于保护您的盲注范围,避免在高 SPR 时玩转牌。

However, with this specific hand, check-folding is best. So you check the flop and the opponent checks back.
然而,对于这种特定的手牌,最好是看牌后弃牌。所以你看了翻牌,对手也选择了看牌。

Hand Example 116

The turn is the , making the board (9-7)-2 (Diagram 130).
转弯是 ,使得板(9-7)-2(图 130)。
Diagram 130 图表 130
On this turn, you can allow yourself to bet merged because your opponent has capped their range by checking back on the flop. Furthermore, the 2 shouldn't change much because this card is not often in their range.
在这一轮中,你可以允许自己下注合并,因为你的对手通过在翻牌圈时选择回检来限制了他们的范围。此外,2 不应该改变太多,因为这张牌通常不在他们的范围内。

You have a gutshot, which improves your equity and, although you don't have a flush draw, you do have the 8 , which adds a bit of fold equity.
你有一个中间顺子,这提高了你的股权,虽然你没有同花顺的可能性,但你有 8,这增加了一点弃牌股权。

At this point, you should bet, and you want to do so by using a pot-sizing to maximize your fold equity because you have poor river playability. You pot and the opponent calls.
此时,您应该下注,并且希望通过使用一个合适的底池来最大化您的弃牌权益,因为您在河牌局势不利。您下注,对手跟注。
The river is the , which makes the board (9-7)-7 . You have some showdown value and are winning, for example, against an overpair with a spade or club draw. But you don't have enough showdown value to bet. You check, the opponent checks back and, unfortunately, they are holding two pair with .
河牌是 ,这使得板子(9-7)-7 。你有一些摊牌价值并且领先,例如,对手持有一对大牌和一张黑桃或梅花。但你没有足够的摊牌价值来下注。你选择让牌,对手也选择让牌,不幸的是,他们手中有两对

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Always consider how the preflop ranges of both players influence
    始终考虑两名玩家的起手范围如何影响

    postflop ranges and actions.
    翻牌后的范围和行动。
  • When you want to trap, you should think about how likely it is that your opponent is going to stab, how much protection you need and how bad it is if you face a check back on the turn.
    当你想设陷阱时,你应该考虑你的对手会刺的可能性有多大,你需要多少保护,以及如果你在转牌时面对对方的回跟会有多糟糕。
  • When you get to the turn with your flop range, you have to think about which part of your range you will continue with, given the turn, your opponent's range and what's likely to happen on the river.
    当您到达翻牌范围时,您必须考虑您的范围的哪一部分会继续,考虑到转牌、对手的范围以及河牌可能发生的情况。

    Your river range benefits from some key bluffs and your turn strategy should include continuing with some of them while giving up with others.
    您的河流范围受益于一些关键的悬崖,您的转弯策略应包括继续使用其中的一些,同时放弃其他一些。
  • Remember that in making decisions on the river you need to consider all the cards you have and take into account removal effects and blockers. This will allow you to bluff and bluff-catch effectively.
    记住,在河流上做决定时,您需要考虑所有手牌,并考虑去除效果和阻挡牌。这将使您能够有效地虚张声势和虚张声势。

3-bet Pots IP

Introduction 介绍

The sections that discussed our strategy in 3-bet pots OOP included a lot of theory. In the sections that cover 3-bet pots played IP, we will handle things slightly differently. We are going to cover a minimal amount of theory and will mainly be discussing hand examples.
在讨论我们在 3-bet pots OOP 中的策略的部分包含了很多理论。在涵盖 3-bet pots played IP 的部分,我们将以稍有不同的方式处理事情。我们将涵盖最少量的理论,并主要讨论手牌示例。

We will also not discuss the theory separately for the flop, turn and river strategy. The reason is that we have already thoroughly explained the theory of 3-bet pots in the OOP section and many of the concepts also apply when it comes to playing 3-bet pots IP.
我们也不会单独讨论翻牌、转牌和河牌策略的理论。原因是我们已经在 OOP 部分彻底解释了 3-bet 盆的理论,许多概念在玩 3-bet 盆 IP 时也适用。

By now, you understand the fundamentals of playing single-raised pots and 3-bet pots and, therefore, I am mainly going to be breaking down a lot of hand examples.
到目前为止,您已经了解了玩单次加注锅和 3-bet 锅的基本知识,因此,我主要将分解许多手牌示例。
However, we need to start with a little theory. The main differences between playing 3-bet pots IP and OOP are:
然而,我们需要从一点理论开始。在 IP 和 OOP 中打 3-bet 盆的主要区别是:
  • The IP player has a more polarized c-betting strategy, as a free card is available.
    IP 玩家有更极化的 c-betting 策略,因为有免费的牌可用。
  • The IP player often uses a smaller sizing in 3-bet pots, such as half-pot, as playing IP over multiple streets with a polarized betting range is not a problem.
    IP 玩家在 3-bet 盘中经常使用较小的赌注尺寸,例如半赌注,因为在多个街道上以极化的投注范围玩 IP 并不是问题。
  • The IP player needs to include a few traps in the check back range. Otherwise, the checking range becomes too weak.
    IP 玩家需要在回检范围中包含一些陷阱。否则,检查范围会变得太弱。

Hand Examples

Hand Example 117

You are on the Button with A . The Cutoff open-raises with a pot sizing. If you remember correctly, this hand is supposed to call preflop as it is nutty. However, this situation is special because the Cutoff has extremely wide opening ranges.
您在按钮位置拿着 A 。Cutoff 位置以底池大小加注。如果您记得没错的话,这手应该在翻牌前跟注,因为它是顶级牌。然而,这种情况很特殊,因为 Cutoff 位置的开牌范围非常宽。

Often when someone has extremely wide raising ranges, they are going to make a lot of mistakes postflop because their ranges are out of whack and they also might not have the best game fundamentals.
通常当某人的加注范围非常广时,他们在翻牌后会犯很多错误,因为他们的范围不合理,而且他们可能没有最好的游戏基本原则。
You decide to 3-bet to isolate, create a heads-up pot and increase EV. If the
您决定 3-bet 以孤立对手,创造一个两人对决的底池,并增加预期价值。

raiser were tighter, it would be best to just call. If there is a weak player in the Big Blind, a call is also possible. In this instance, you 3-bet and the Cutoff calls. The flop is (Diagram 131).
如果加注者更紧,最好只是跟注。如果大盲注有一个弱玩家,也可以跟注。在这种情况下,你三次加注,底池跟注。翻牌是 (图表 131)。
This is a mid-low dry board. On this board, you have stronger overpairs that are beating your opponent's overpairs and one pair holdings. Also, there aren't many hands in your opponent's range that have our overpairs beat.
这是一个中低干板。在这个牌局中,您拥有更强大的高对,可以击败对手的高对和一对牌型。此外,对手手牌范围中没有太多能够击败我们高对的手牌。

So, on this board you have a polarity and equity advantage but many of your overpairs won't have great playability on future runouts. To exploit these advantages, you use a pot-size bet on this board.
因此,在这个牌局中,您拥有极性和资产优势,但您的许多高对手牌在未来的牌局中可能没有很好的可玩性。为了利用这些优势,您可以在这个牌局上下注与底池大小相同的筹码。
Given the profile of this specific player, they would not raise-fold any Broadway pairs preflop, which means that this is a good spot to pot.
考虑到这位特定玩家的资料,他们不会在翻牌前放弃任何 Broadway 对子,这意味着这是一个下注的好机会。

They will have a tough time with many of those overpairs because they are doing so poorly against Aces, which is a significant part of your total range. Your opponent checks, you pot and they fold.
他们将在许多对手对手中遇到困难,因为他们在对阿斯顿(Aces)的表现很差,而这是你整体范围的重要部分。你的对手检查,你下注,然后他们弃牌。
Diagram 131 图表 131

Hand Example 118

You are on the Button with A -A - 4 . The Cutoff, a loose-aggressive regular, raises. You 3-bet, they call and the flop comes (Diagram 132).
您在按钮位置持有 A-A-4。Cutoff 位置上的一个松散激进的常规玩家加注。您进行 3 次加注,对方跟注,然后出现了翻牌 (图表 132)。
Diagram 132 图表 132
This flop is bad for your preflop range. You will have some double-suited rundowns that smash this board but the biggest part of your 3-betting range (overpairs) is doing poorly. The question now is, should you bet? Do you have sufficient blockers with the 6 and in order to bet?
这个翻牌对你的起手牌范围不利。你可能有一些双花色的大牌顺子可以击溃这个牌面,但你 3-bet 范围中最大的部分(高对)表现不佳。现在的问题是,你应该下注吗?你是否有足够的阻挡牌,如 6 和 ,来下注?
On this board the OOP player, in this case the Cutoff, is supposed to lead out with a bet around of the time. Most players don't have a leading range here because they have a hard time identifying the mediumstrength hands that they should lead-fold on this board.
在这个牌桌上,OOP 玩家,也就是 Cutoff,在这种情况下应该大约 的时间率先下注。大多数玩家在这里没有 的领先范围,因为他们很难确定在这个牌局上应该率先弃牌的中等强度手牌。
An example of this would be a hand such as . This hand can't check-call, it has some relevant blockers with the and 5 and also has the backdoor club draw. Combining these points to a lead-fold. Leading with this hand feels very counterintuitive. There are a bunch of examples like this hand in a GTO leading range from your opponent.
这种情况的一个例子是一手如 。这手不能查看-跟注,它与 和 5 有一些相关的阻挡牌,同时也有后门梅花同花顺的可能。结合这些要点,应该选择领先弃牌。用这手牌领先感觉非常违反直觉。在对手的 GTO 领先范围中有很多类似这种手牌的例子。

However, most people check them which means that as the IP player, you are going to have less fold equity when you c-bet because many medium-strength hands that should be leading are check-calling or check-raising.
然而,大多数人会检查它们,这意味着作为 IP 玩家,当你进行 c-bet 时,你会有更少的弃牌权益,因为许多中等强度的手应该是领先的,但却选择检查跟注或者检查加注。
On the board, As as decent equity against some of your opponent's hands, such as most Kings, Queens, and Jacks. If you check back and the turn is a diamond, you can still represent the nut flush because a lot of your nut flush draws are checking the flop.
牌桌上,作为对手部分手牌的合理对手,比如大部分的国王、皇后和杰克。如果你选择让步并且转牌是一张方块牌,你仍然可以代表最大的同花顺,因为你的很多最大同花顺牌型都在翻牌圈选择了让步。
However, this hand has some blockers but it doesn't have much playability and you can't continue against a bet on many different turn cards. You could
然而,这手牌有一些阻碍,但它的可玩性不高,而且你无法继续对抗许多不同的转牌上的下注。

make an argument for betting half-pot here (and fold to a raise) or to check behind. This hand is not strong enough to pot-size c-bet and stack off on this board.
在这里下半注的赌注(并在遇到加注时弃牌)或者选择跟注。这手牌不够强大,无法进行全池大小的继续下注并全押。
All in all, you can make a reasonable argument for betting because you have a low straight draw with the 4-6 and because you lack future streets playability. If you get raised, you are probably far behind and can easily fold.
总的来说,你可以提出一个合理的赌注理由,因为你有一个低直接抽牌的 4-6,并且因为你缺乏未来街道的可玩性。如果你被加注,你很可能落后很远,可以轻松弃牌。

Your opponent can easily take the pot away from you on many turn cards because there are very few turn cards on which you can call. Therefore, a half-pot bet is best.
您的对手可以很容易地在许多转牌上从您手中夺走底池,因为您可以跟注的转牌非常少。因此,半底池注是最好的选择。
A hand that has a nuttier distribution and more incentive to check back would be A -A -9 -6 . This hand doesn't want to bet on the flop because it has trouble playing against a raise and there are more reasons to see a turn card.
一只手,具有更多的坚果分布和更多的动机来回检查,将是 A -A -9 -6。这只手不想在翻牌时下注,因为它很难应对加注,并且有更多的理由看一个转牌。

Hand Example 119

You are on the Button with 9^-8 -8 -6 . The Cutoff, who has been playing a very straightforward game so far, opens. Your hand flops quite smooth but has no nuttiness, so you decide to 3-bet to minimize the risk of playing a multiway pot. Your opponent calls and the flop comes (Diagram 133).
您在按钮上,9^-8 -8 -6 。Cutoff,到目前为止一直在玩得非常直截了当的游戏,开牌。您的手牌相当顺利,但没有最佳牌,所以您决定 3-bet 以减少参与多方底池的风险。对手跟注,然后翻牌 (图表 133)。
Diagram 133 图表 133
In this hand, you can make a very exploitable adjustment.
在这只手中,您可以进行一个非常可利用的调整。
This board is quite static and your opponent will not have many strong hands. This player is very straightforward so if you bet, they will continue with any King, but fold almost all hands that don't include a King, regardless of what sizing is used. Therefore, you bet pot and the opponent folds.
这个牌局相当静态,你的对手不会有很多强牌。这位玩家非常直截了当,所以如果你下注,他们会继续跟任何一张 K,但几乎会放弃所有不包括 K 的牌,无论使用什么样的赌注。因此,你下注 底池,对手弃牌。
Normally, it is important to understand standard bet sizing strategies. However, remember that you always want to keep an open mind to be creative and use other sizings when it appears likely to be more profitable.
通常,了解标准的下注尺寸策略是很重要的。然而,请记住,您始终希望保持开放的思维,创造性地使用其他尺寸,当看起来更有利可图时。

Hand Example 120

You are on the Button with Q-10-9-6 . The Cutoff opens, you 3-bet, the Cutoff calls and the flop comes Jo-6-3 (Diagram 134).
您手中有 Q-10-9-6。Cutoff 位置开牌,您进行 3-bet,Cutoff 跟注,然后出现了 Jo-6-3 的翻牌(图表 134)。
This hand started a little bit deeper, and the SPR is now about 4.5. This is a low dry board on which neither player has many good hands.
这手开始有点深入,SPR 现在大约是 4.5。这是一个低干燥的牌板,没有玩家有太多好牌。
There are not many draws possible and you have a 6 , meaning that you block many possible two pair combinations and sets. You have a lot of fold equity here, so a half-pot bet is reasonable. You also have an equity advantage on this board because you have stronger overpairs.
可能的平局并不多,你有一个 6,这意味着你阻止了许多可能的两对组合和集合。在这里你有很多弃牌权益,所以半池注是合理的。你在这个牌局上也有优势,因为你有更强的高对。

For those reasons, a half-pot bet should get a lot of folds. On this board, you are unlikely to get check-raised since there are very few draws out there. The most likely hand that your opponent would be check-raising is J-J, against which you have terrible equity.
因此,半个底池的下注应该会引来很多弃牌。在这个牌局上,你不太可能遇到对手再次加注,因为很少有牌可以抓住。对手最有可能再次加注的手牌是 J-J,对此你的胜率非常低。

So here a half-pot bet, planning to fold against a check-raise, is fine.
所以这里一半的下注,计划在对方的加注时弃牌,是可以的。
Diagram 134 图表 134

Hand Example 121

You are on the Button with . The Cutoff opens, you 3-bet, the Cutoff calls and the flops comes K-10-7甲 (Diagram 135).
您在按钮位置与 。Cutoff 位置开牌,您进行 3 次加注,Cutoff 位置跟注,然后出现了 K-10-7 甲的翻牌(图表 135)。

Diagram 135 图表 135

On this board, the OOP player will frequently have hands such as top two pair, top pair, a wrap and sets. You have to be careful here.
在这个牌局中,OOP 玩家经常会有像顶部两对、顶部一对、包夹和集合等牌型。你必须在这里小心。
You have some showdown value and you benefit from seeing a turn card because you have future blockers and nutted outs. If you bet and get raised, you have to fold quite a strong hand. So, this hand should be checked back.
您有一些摊牌价值,并且从看到转牌中受益,因为您拥有未来的阻挡牌和最佳牌外。如果您下注并被加注,您必须放弃一手相当强的牌。因此,这手牌应该被检查回去。
Hand Example 122
The turn is the , making the board (K-10 -7 )-3 (Diagram 136).
转弯是 ,使板(K-10 -7)-3(图表 136)。
Diagram 136 图表 136
This card is a nice one for your opponent to go for a delayed turn checkraise since some of their made hands would rather get all-in on the turn than play a river OOP at a SPR of 1-2.
这张牌对于你的对手来说是一个不错的选择,可以延迟回合加注,因为他们的一些牌组更愿意在转牌时全下注,而不是在河牌时以 1-2 的 SPR 离开位置。

You would be in a very tough spot facing a check-raise while holding the nut flush draw and a gutshot; usually you would have to fold and in that case you would be folding a lot of equity. But in this instance there is no reason to bet.
面对一个检查加注,同时持有最大同花顺和一张内顺牌,你会处于非常困难的境地;通常情况下,你可能不得不弃牌,在这种情况下,你会放弃很多资产。但在这种情况下没有理由下注。

You already have showdown value, you are not making many better hands fold and if you get check-raised you are in trouble. These problems are easy to avoid by just checking back. The turn goes check-check.
你已经有摊牌价值,你不会让很多更好的手弃牌,如果你被 check-raised,你就麻烦了。通过只是选择让步,这些问题很容易避免。转牌时双方都选择让步。
The river brings the 10 , making the board . Your opponent bets -pot and you have a reasonable hand to fold. With Aces or with a King, you could certainly call but Queens should be folded here. When you are facing this sizing after the flop and turn have been checked through, your opponent is very likely to be value-betting.
河流带来了 10,使得牌桌 。你的对手下注 -底池,而你有一个可以弃牌的合理手牌。如果是 A 或 K,你肯定可以跟注,但女王应该在这里弃牌。当你在翻牌和转牌后面对这种下注量时,你的对手很可能是在价值下注。

Your preflop range will contain , it will contain K-x and it will frequently contain Aces. Postflop you would play those hands the same way so your opponent must be careful here with their bluffs.
您的起手范围将包含 ,其中将包含 K-x,而且经常会包含 A。在河牌后,您会以相同的方式打这些手牌,因此您的对手在这里必须小心他们的虚张声势。
In this spot, you could have a ten and a straight draw, a King and a straight draw without a backdoor flush draw or you could have pocket Aces. All those hands are better bluff-catchers than . Therefore you can fold in this spot without being exploitable.
在这种情况下,你可能有一个十和一个顺子牌,一个国王和一个没有后门同花顺的顺子牌,或者你可能有一对 A。 所有这些手牌都比 更适合做虚张声势。 因此,在这种情况下,你可以放弃而不会被利用。

Hand Example 123

You are on the Button with , and the Cutoff opens. This is a great hand to 3-bet because it doesn't play well multiway and can call 4-bets. So you 3-bet, the Cutoff calls, the flop comes and your opponent checks (Diagram 137).
您在按钮位置与 ,而截止位开牌。这是一个很好的 3-bet 手牌,因为它在多路牌局中表现不佳,可以应对 4-bet。所以您进行 3-bet,截止位跟注,翻牌是 ,您的对手选择了让牌(图表 137)。
Diagram 137 图表 137
You have flopped a flush, but not a high one. This makes it hard to go for three streets of value because if your opponent calls three times, you are often beat.
你有一手同花顺,但不是高牌。这使得很难去争取三轮价值,因为如果对手连续三次跟注,你往往会被打败。

You are also blocking some of the two pairs and set combinations by holding an 8 , which makes it more likely that your opponent holds a higher flush when calling, so checking back is indicated.
您还通过持有 8 来阻止一些两对和套组合,这使得您的对手在跟注时更有可能持有更高的同花,因此建议您回头检查。

Hand Example 124

The turn is the , making the board (K )-7 (Diagram 138).
转弯是 ,使得板(K )-7(图 138)。
Your opponent bets about pot. This is a tricky spot because I think most players generally under-bluff here, especially with this sizing. From a GTO perspective, your opponent would be required to be bluffing with hands with some random hearts and not only with hands with just the or the for you to be able to call profitably. Not enough people play those kinds of holdings with sufficient aggression.
您的对手下注约 底池。这是一个棘手的局面,因为我认为大多数玩家在这里通常会低估梭哈,尤其是在这种下注大小的情况下。从 GTO 的角度来看,您的对手需要用一些随机的红心手牌来梭哈,而不仅仅是用 来让您有利可图地跟注。没有足够多的人以足够的侵略性玩这些手牌。
Diagram 138 图表 138
There is no way you can fold this hand against one bet as you are removing some flushes and you also have full house outs in the event you are up against a higher flush, so calling is correct.
你无法在只有一个赌注的情况下弃牌,因为你会排除一些同花顺,并且如果你面对更高的同花顺,你也有满堂的机会,所以叫牌是正确的。

Although folding this hand would be very exploitable, you have to be cautious calling down every single time.
尽管弃牌会很容易被利用,但你必须谨慎地每次都跟注。

Although always calling down is probably the right line to take from a GTO standpoint, this is a spot where people are under-bluffing so you can make an exploitative adjustment.
尽管总是跟注可能是从 GTO 角度来看正确的做法,但这是一个人们通常低估的情况,因此你可以做出一种利用性调整。
The river is the , making the board ( )-8 . You have rivered a full house! Your opponent bets into a pot, which you can treat as a check. You should raise with your full house, using about a pot sizing to get maximum value from flushes. Your opponent snap calls with .
河流是 ,使得牌桌( )-8。你已经获得了一个葫芦!你的对手在一个 底池中下注 ,你可以将其视为一次检查。你应该用你的葫芦加注,使用大约 底池大小来从同花中获得最大价值。你的对手立即跟注

Hand Example 125

You are on the Button with . The Cutoff raises, you 3-bet, the
您在按钮位置与 。Cutoff 加注,您 3-bet。
You have flopped bottom pair and a weak flush draw. You have a medium-strength hand with relatively weak playability because the low flush draw is low and the two pair outs are poor. Even the straight outs are nonnutted.
你有底对和一个弱的同花顺牌。你手中有一个中等强度的牌型,但可玩性相对较弱,因为低同花牌的可能性较低,而两对牌的可能性也较低。即使是顺子牌也不是最佳牌。

This is an excellent hand to check back even though you have a flush draw.
这是一个很好的手牌,即使你有同花顺的牌也可以选择看牌。
Diagram 139 图表 139
If you do check back and the turn is a diamond, your opponent will have trouble folding against a bet because most flush draws would have bet the flop at low SPRs.
如果你回头检查,而转牌是一张方块牌,你的对手很难在下注时放弃,因为大多数同花顺会在低 SPR 时下注。

You are also not going to have that many great bluffcatchers when you do check back because a lot of good hands, especially at an SPR of around 3.5, want to get the money in on the flop.
当你选择让步时,你也不会有太多很好的虚张声势者,因为很多好手,尤其是在 SPR 约为 3.5 时,都希望在翻牌圈把钱放进去。

This is a good hand to check back because you are not sacrificing too much value by not building a pot and stacking off and it helps us to protect your checking range on certain runouts.
这是一个好的手牌,可以选择回看,因为你不会牺牲太多价值,不会建立底池和全押,而且有助于保护我们在某些牌局中的查牌范围。

Hand Example 126

You are on the Button with A . The Cutoff opens, you 3-bet, the Cutoff calls and the flop comes 7 -6 -4 -4 (Diagram 140).
您在按钮上有一个 。Cutoff 开牌,您 3-bet,Cutoff 跟注,然后翻牌是 7-6-4-4(图表 140)。
On this straightening board, the preflop caller should have a leading range of about but most players are leading the flop at a much lower frequency. This means that their checking range is generally going to be stronger.
在这个直板上,翻牌跟注者的领先范围应该大约为 ,但大多数玩家在翻牌时的领先频率要低得多。这意味着他们的盲注范围通常会更强大。

They are usually going to continue more often after checking because they are not going to lead as many strong hands such as sets or combo draws.
他们通常会在检查后更频繁地继续,因为他们不会拿到像三条或组合牌这样强势的牌。

They are more often going for the check-raise or the check-call with those types of holdings, which influences your c-betting frequency.
他们更经常选择加注或跟注这些牌型,这会影响你的下注频率。
Diagram 140 图表 140
Your hand is blocking the straight, you hold the nut flush draw and you have three hearts. Generally, hands that have a few good blockers and that have equity against the all-in range, are betting at a high frequency if betting pot is part of the strategy on that board.
你的手 挡住了直线,你拿着坚实的同花顺牌,并且有三张红心。通常,手牌中有一些好的阻挡牌,并且对抗全下注范围有股权益的手牌,如果下注与策略板块有关,会以较高频率下注。
In this situation, many turn cards are tough to play. You are not holding a straight draw on this straightening board, and you block part of your opponent's bluffing range by holding three hearts.
在这种情况下,许多转牌都很难打。在这个直线板上,你没有直线牌,而且你通过拿着三张红心牌,阻止了对手部分的虚张声势范围。

By betting full pot on the flop, you maximize fold equity and, by lowering the SPR, you will set yourself up for easier turn decisions. You pot the flop and your opponent folds.
通过在翻牌时下注全额,您最大化了弃牌权益,并通过降低 SPR,您将为自己设定更容易的转牌决策。您下注翻牌,对手弃牌。

Hand Example 127

You are on the Button with A-A-4-3 . The Cutoff opens, you 3-bet, the Button calls and the flop comes (Diagram 141).
您手中的牌是 A-A-4-3。Cutoff 位置开牌,您进行 3-bet,Button 位置跟注,然后出现了翻牌 (图表 141)。
Here you have the combination of a lot of blockers combined with equity, but you lack in playability and relevant future blockers.
在这里,您拥有许多阻碍物与资产的组合,但您在可玩性和相关未来阻碍物方面缺乏。

Although you have the nut flush blocker, it is very difficult to make any flush fold in a 3-bet pot when the SPR on the turn is something in the region of 2 . So holding the A is not very relevant here.
尽管您拥有坚果同花牌阻挡器,但在 3-bet 局中,当转牌时的 SPR 大约为 2 时,很难放弃任何同花牌。因此,在这里持有 A 并不是很相关。

It is best to bet full pot on the flop to maximize fold equity while holding quite good equity in case your opponent shoves.
最好在翻牌圈下注全筹码,以最大化折叠权益,同时保持相当不错的权益,以防对手推注。

Diagram 141 图表 141

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • Always think about playability.
    始终考虑可玩性。
  • Think about hands with which you prefer playing a three-street game plan, as opposed to a one- or two-street game plan.
    考虑一下你更喜欢玩三街游戏计划的手牌,而不是一街或两街游戏计划。
  • Don't overvalue a future blocker. The SPR on turns and rivers will be very low and you will have a hard time making your opponent fold a good hand, even if you hold strong blockers.
    不要高估未来的阻挡牌。转牌和河牌上的 SPR 将非常低,即使你手中有强大的阻挡牌,也很难让对手放弃一个好牌。
  • When playing IP, use a more polarized strategy than OOP because you have more control over the hand and you want to maximize your positional advantage.
    在玩 IP 时,使用比 OOP 更极化的策略,因为你对手牌有更多控制,并且想要最大化你的位置优势。
  • When playing IP, You are betting smaller and less frequently.
    当玩 IP 时,您会下注更少,更不频繁。

Postflop Theory: Multiway Pots

Introduction 介绍

The same principles covered so far will apply when discussing multiway pots with a few adjustments. So what is different?
到目前为止涵盖的相同原则在讨论多路锅时也适用,只需做一些调整。那么有什么不同呢?
First of all, it is more likely someone else has hit the flop. This means you have less fold equity and will face resistance more often than in heads-up pots.
首先,更有可能是其他人打中了翻牌。这意味着你的弃牌权益更少,而且会更频繁地面对抵抗,比在两人对局中更频繁。
The SPR is lower. Instead of the typical 11-13 SPRs for heads-up singleraised pots, multiway single-raised pots have SPRs of around 8-9 for 3-way pots and 6-7 for 4-way pots.
SPR 较低。与典型的 11-13 SPR 相比,多路单次加注锅的 SPR 约为 3 路锅的 8-9 和 4 路锅的 6-7。

These SPRs are great for the OOP player to put in a check-raise in order to avoid playing at a positional disadvantage. Overall, you still have two or three streets to play in single-raised multiway pots so, when OOP at these SPRs, you need to check more often.
这些 SPR 对于 OOP 玩家来说非常有用,可以用来进行检查加注,以避免在位置劣势下进行游戏。总的来说,在单次加注的多路锅中,你仍然有两到三条街可以玩,所以,在这些 SPR 中 OOP 时,你需要更经常地进行检查。

Many of your strong hands also go into your checking range, in order to protect it and because you often want to check-raise with it instead of check-calling.
许多你的强手也会进入你的查牌范围,以保护它,因为你经常想用它来做查-加注,而不是查-跟注。
Regarding 3-bet pots. Instead of an SPR of about 3.5-4 for a heads-up 3bet pot, you now have SPRs of about 2, for 3-way, 3-bet pots.
关于 3-bet 盆。现在,对于 3 路 3-bet 盆,您的 SPR 约为 2,而不是头对头 3bet 盆的 SPR 约为 3.5-4。

At an SPR of 2, you have to employ a balancing act, guaranteeing you realize your equity but trying to not get into situations where you are badly dominated versus one or, worse, multiple opponents.
在 2 的 SPR 下,您必须进行一种平衡的行为,确保您实现您的权益,但尽量避免陷入与一个或更糟糕的情况下被多个对手支配的情况。
Another important point is the "sandwich effect". Playing postflop in multiway pots, any player can find themselves "sandwiched" between a bettor and a player behind still left to act who can potentially raise or checkraise.
另一个重要的点是“三明治效应”。在多路池中玩后翻牌,任何玩家都可能发现自己被一个下注者和一个仍然留在后面可以潜在加注或者加大注的玩家“夹击”在中间。

When you bet in a 3-way pot, the player next to act is now stuck between you and other players, and therefore their threshold for continuing in
当你在一个三方底池中下注时,下一个行动的玩家现在被困在你和其他玩家之间,因此他们继续参与的门槛就变高了

the hand is much greater than if they were facing just one opponent.
手比起只面对一个对手要强大得多。

Multiway 3-Bet Pots 多路 3Bet 盆地

Let's first discuss multiway 3-bet pots because we've already often discussed what is important in low SPR scenarios.
让我们首先讨论多路 3-bet 锅,因为我们已经经常讨论了低 SPR 情况下的重要性。

A 3-way 3-bet pot SPR is typically around 2 and for this chapter we will consider the c-betting strategy for the Big Blind after squeezing a preflop pot versus the Cutoff opener and Button caller. This is the most common 3-way, 3-bet pot in the game.
一个 3 路 3-bet pot SPR 通常在 2 左右,对于这一章节,我们将考虑大盲在挤牌前与 Cutoff 开牌者和 Button 跟注者对战后的 c-betting 策略。这是游戏中最常见的 3 路 3-bet pot。

Then we'll review a hand in-depth from multiple player perspectives.
然后我们将从多个玩家的角度深入审查一手。

C-betting in a 3-way 3-bet Pot: BB Squeeze Versus Cutoff RFI and Button Call
在 3 路 3-bet Pot 中的 C-betting:大盲压迫对冲和按钮跟注

It's important to remember that hands in 3-bet ranges are often more defined than in single-raised pots. The Big Blind is squeezing around of hands here, while the Cutoff was originally opening around and continues against a 3-bet with about half of those, so of hands.
重要的是要记住,在 3-bet 范围中,手牌通常比在单次加注的情况下更明确。 大盲在这里挤压大约 手牌,而底位原本开牌大约 ,并继续对抗 3-bet 的手牌约为其中的一半,所以 手牌。
The Button originally calls about versus the Cutoff and calls in position closing the preflop action with almost of those hands.
按钮最初是在与 Cutoff 对决时打电话,并在位置上打电话,几乎有 的手牌。
So the typical ranges are BB (8%), Cutoff and Button 16% and respectively. Importantly, the Cutoff and Button are unlikely to have Aces but the Button often does. That is the range asymmetry that is also seen in heads-up 3-bet pots and it still implies the same thing.
因此,典型范围为 BB(8%),截止和按钮分别为 16%和 。重要的是,截止和按钮不太可能有 A,但按钮经常有。这就是在两人对战 3-bet 盆中也看到的范围不对称,它仍然意味着同样的事情。

The squeezer can more freely bet Ace-high and low-dry flops given their preflop range advantage. On most other boards, the squeezer c-bets much less frequently.
榨牌者可以更自由地下注高牌和低干燥的翻牌,因为他们在翻牌前的范围优势。在大多数其他牌局中,榨牌者更少地进行延时下注。
Let's consider some examples. In a 3-way, 3-bet pot, the Big Blind can cbet of the time on as it just hits their range so strongly. In that sense it's one of the Big Blind's "strongest" flops. On similar dry Acehigh boards, you should c-bet frequently with a half-pot sizing. No more is needed.
让我们考虑一些例子。在一个 3 路、3-bet 的底池中,大盲可以在 上 cbet 的时间,因为它正好命中了他们的范围。从这个意义上说,这是大盲的“最强”翻牌之一。在类似的干燥 Ace 高牌板上,你应该经常以半池大小下注。没有更多的需要。
On most non-Ace high boards, you c-bet less frequently and for a full-pot sizing. The Big Blind's "weakest" flop is something like or
在大多数非 Ace 高牌的牌桌上,你不太频繁地进行 c-bet,并且下注金额为全池底注。大盲的“最弱”翻牌可能是类似于

these boards you are c-betting only about of the time and, when you do, for full pot.
这些牌你只有大约 的时间在 c-betting,并且当你这样做时,下注的是全额底池。
A special mention is a board such as which is difficult to hit and therefore gives your Aces a solid equity boost in a 3-way pot with an SPR of
特别提到的是像 这样的牌,很难命中,因此在 SPR 为 3 的三路锅中,给你的 Aces 带来了稳固的权益提升
  1. On this board, you want to bet frequently with a big sizing to deny your opponent's equity and realize yours.
    在这个牌局中,您希望经常以较大的筹码规模下注,以剥夺对手的资产,并实现自己的利益。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • On the flop, the Big Blind will look to use both half-pot c-bets and full pot c-bets, depending on the board texture.
    在翻牌圈,大盲注会根据牌桌纹理来使用半底池注和全底池注。
  • C-bet frequencies are lower than in heads-up pots.
    C-bet 频率低于两人对战的底池。
  • Stack-off thresholds are tighter than in heads-up pots.
    堆叠阈值比单挑锅时更紧。
  • The wider the checking range, the more traps you need to include.
    检查范围越广,需要包括的陷阱就越多。

3-way, 3-bet Hand Breakdown

Let's break down a hand I played in a PLO online game recently in order to discuss GTO play versus exploitative play.
让我们分解一下我最近在 PLO 线上游戏中玩过的一手牌,以便讨论 GTO 玩法与利用性玩法之间的区别。

Hand Example 128

In this hand, the EP player open-raises, the Button calls, and the Big Blind squeezes. The EP and Button players call. The SPR is 2 and the flop is J -6 (Diagram 142).
在这手牌中,早期玩家开牌,按钮跟注,大盲玩家榨牌。早期和按钮玩家跟注。SPR 为 2,翻牌是 J -6(图表 142)。
This flop is not Ace-high and, given the K-J connectivity and flush draw, is wet. It's also a "heavy" board, meaning the EP and the Button can easily have a set, two pair or combo draw. Given these factors, the Big Blind squeezer should not often c-bet.
这个翻牌不是 A 高,考虑到 K-J 的连贯性和同花顺,是湿的。这也是一个“重”牌,意味着早期位置和按钮位置很容易有三条、两对或组合牌。考虑到这些因素,大盲压手不应经常进行继续下注。

Even at an SPR of 2, the Big Blind cannot simply stack-off with most of their Aces hands. They pay too much of a penalty when running into a strong hand from either opponent.
即使在 2 的 SPR 下,大盲注也不能简单地用大部分的 A 牌手堆叠。当遇到任一对手的强手时,他们会付出太大的惩罚。
According to a GTO strategy, on a board such as -J -6 , the Big Blind squeezer is c-betting around of the time. This should be using both sizings, half-pot and full-pot at similar frequencies. A GTO Big Blind player is checking of the time here and included in that range are hands such as and .
根据 GTO 策略,在像 -J -6 这样的牌桌上,大盲位的挤牌者大约有 的时间进行 c-bet。这应该使用两种下注尺寸,即半池和全池,频率相似。一个 GTO 大盲位玩家在这里有 的时间在检查,包括在该范围内的手牌有
Diagram 142 图表 142
In fact, a GTO Big Blind player should mix up their play with Aces and the nut flush draw, by checking of the time, betting half-pot and potting it around . The Big Blind is often checking strong hands because if they don't, their checking range will be too weak and, given the preflop ranges involved, they have to check often on this board texture. The Big Blind is also checking almost of the time with sets.
事实上,GTO 大盲玩家应该在王牌和最大同花顺抓手中混合他们的玩法,通过 的时间检查,下注半池 ,并将其下注到 左右。大盲通常会检查强手,因为如果他们不这样做,他们的检查范围将会太弱,并且考虑到前翻牌范围,他们必须经常在这个牌面纹理上检查。大盲也几乎 的时间用套牌检查。
When the Big Blind checks, the GTO EP player is checking of the time or betting using both sizings, split each. After two checks, the GTO Button player is only checking of the time, betting half-pot , and full-pot 5%.
当大盲注选择让牌时,GTO 早期玩家有 的时间选择让牌或使用两种赌注尺寸,平分 。经过两次让牌后,GTO 庄位玩家只有 的时间选择让牌,下注半池 ,全池 5%。
After the Button faces two checks and takes a half-pot stab on the -J 6 flop, the Big Blind check-raises about of the time to which the Button folds . That means the Button is bet-folding of their range on the flop (when they were betting of the time) now that they realize they were being trapped by the Big Blind.
在 Button 面对两次检查并在 -J 6 翻牌时进行了半池注码后,大盲玩家大约 的时间会进行加注,此时 Button 放弃 。这意味着 Button 在翻牌时有 的范围是注码后放弃的(当时他们 的时间在下注),现在他们意识到被大盲玩家设局了。
However, this is not really how small stakes PLO plays out. In general, the Big Blind squeezer is just going to shove of Aces and nut flush draws on the flop to stack-off and protect their hand. Almost no small stakes player has the discipline to check and trap here. But is it a big mistake?
然而,这并不是小注 PLO 的真实情况。一般来说,大盲注的挤牌者只会在翻牌时推入 的 A 和最大同花顺牌来全押并保护自己的手牌。几乎没有小注玩家有纪律去这里进行慢慢下注和诱捕。但这是一个大错误吗?
The reason the GTO Big Blind squeezer checks strong hands is because
GTO 大盲注挤牌器检查强牌的原因是因为

the Button can stab a lot on the flop after two checks. But how will a small stakes Button player play? If they are straightforward in a 3-bet, 3-way pot, stabbing less and checking back more then, as the Big Blind, you don't need to risk a flop check.
按钮在两次检查后可以在翻牌时刺很多。但是小赌注按钮玩家会如何玩?如果他们在 3-bet,3-way pot 中表现直接,刺少一些,更多地检查回来,那么作为大盲,你就不需要冒险检查翻牌。
If this is the case, maybe c-betting most of your Aces with a nut flush draw is correct. If the players behind you will not bluff or bet the flop with a merged range that you can punish by check-raising, there might be more value in simply betting the flop as the Big Blind.
如果是这种情况,也许用顶级同花顺牌型的大部分 A 牌进行 c-bet 是正确的。如果你身后的玩家不会虚张声势或者用混合范围下注,而你可以通过反抬来惩罚他们,那么干脆在大盲位时下注可能会更有价值。
As the Button, what should you do in a small stakes game when the Big Blind squeezer does check the flop and the EP player checks? We've established that both players are probably just stacking off with hands such as Aces and nut flush draw or other strong hands.
作为庄家,在一场小注游戏中,当大盲注挤牌手在翻牌圈不下注,而早期位置玩家也不下注时,你应该怎么做?我们已经确定这两名玩家可能只会用像 Aces 和最大同花顺牌或其他强牌一样的手牌全推。

In a small stakes game, two checks here often means they are check-folding or check-calling. As the Button, after seeing two checks, you should bet exploitatively more often.
在一场小注游戏中,这里的两个跟注往往意味着他们要么是跟注弃牌,要么是跟注跟注。作为庄家,在看到两个跟注后,你应该更经常地进行剥削性下注。
In these big, multiway 3-bet pots with low SPRs, most small stakes players are not thinking about GTO. There's a ton of money on the flop, everyone wants to protect their hand and get all the money in. Other players might shy away from stabbing or bet-folding.
在这些大型、多路 3-bet 池中,SPR 较低,大多数小注玩家并不考虑 GTO。翻牌时有大量筹码,每个人都想保护自己的手牌并把所有筹码都下进去。其他玩家可能会避免出手或下注后弃牌。

It's up to you to identify and adjust to these players and how they approach these spots.
由你来识别并调整这些玨的方式以及他们如何处理这些位置。
If your IP opponents are going to stab the flop when you check, you do need to protect yourself by checking some strong hands in order to checkraise.
如果你的对手在你选择让牌时要下注,你需要通过选择一些强牌来保护自己,以便进行加注。

If they are playing more straightforwardly, then you probably get more value from stronger hands by betting them yourself, especially if they are prone to overestimating their pot equity in multiway low SPR scenarios.
如果他们玩得更直接,那么你可能会更多地从更强的手中获得价值,通过自己下注,特别是如果他们倾向于高估在多路低 SPR 情况下的底池权益。

Multiway Single-raised Pots
多路单次加注罐

This principles examined in this section apply to most multiway single-raised pots. However, for strategy reference we will discuss this in the context of a Cutoff open, Button call and Big Blind call: a 3-way, 8.5 SPR scenario.
本节中讨论的原则适用于大多数多路单加注底池。然而,为了策略参考,我们将在一个截止位开牌、按钮跟注和大盲跟注的情况下进行讨论:一个 3 路、8.5 SPR 的情景。
Remember when we discussed heads-up single-raised pots? How many hands were actually good enough to bet as the OOP player on a mid-high SPR on the flop? Hands that could potentially deal with raises and multistreet action? Not very many.
记得我们讨论过单次加注的对决吗?在中高 SPR 的翻牌圈中,作为 OOP 玩家,实际上有多少手牌足够好以下注?哪些手牌可能应对加注和多街行动?并不多。

In multiway single-raised pots, there are even fewer of these hands because there are two opponents and the SPR is still high. Obviously there are fewer hands that can bet facing two opponents than facing one.
在多路单次加注的情况下,这些手牌更少,因为有两个对手,而且 SPR 仍然很高。显然,在面对两个对手时,可以下注的手牌比面对一个对手时更少。
As you will remember, when you are OOP and often checking, you need to include more strong hands in that checking range, so that the IP players cannot exploit it. When you do bet, you should tend to bet big with a polarized range.
正如您所记得的那样,当您处于 OOP 并经常检查时,您需要在检查范围中包含更多强手,以便 IP 玩家无法利用它。当您下注时,您应该倾向于用极化范围下注。
One aspect of the game that is relevant in multiway single-raised pots is the leading range for the Big Blind. The Big Blind can lead in these spots on low wet boards because, given the ranges in play, this gains EV disproportionately versus their opponents.
在多路单次加注底池中相关的游戏方面是大盲注的领先范围。在低湿板上,大盲注可以领先,因为考虑到玩家的范围,这相对于对手而言获得了更多的 EV。
Here is a comparison table to visualize this effect (Diagram 143):
这里是一个比较表,用来可视化这种效果(图表 143):
Board 板块 BB Lead or Donk
BB 领先或 Donk
Cutoff C-bet Button Stab IP
Ko-9 -5
Q -8 -6
JQ-7 -5
10 -8 -4

Diagram 143: Call Versus Cutoff RFI and Button Call, SPR 2
图表 143:呼叫与切断 RFI 和按钮呼叫,SPR 2

As the cards become lower-ranked and more connected, the Big Blind should be leading into the preflop aggressor to apply the sandwich effect. The Cutoff is in a tough spot, not knowing how the Button will react behind.
随着牌变得排名较低且更相连,大盲注应该在翻牌前主动出手,以施加三明治效应。枪口位置处于困境中,不知道按钮位置会如何反应。
When checked to, the Cutoff has a low c-betting frequency on all these
当检查到时,Cutoff 在所有这些情况下都有较低的 c-betting 频率

boards. When the Button is checked to, they should bet a merged range IP because they are facing at least partially capped ranges. The IP player is incentivized to bet small to play a higher SPR on the turn and river, thus increasing their positional advantage.
当按钮被选中时,他们应该下注一个合并范围的 IP,因为他们至少面对部分封顶范围。IP 玩家有动机下小注,以在转牌和河牌上保持更高的 SPR,从而增加他们的位置优势。

This helps in the event that the Button gets check-raised or it forces weaker ranges to continue OOP. A half-pot Button bet is also enough to put the Big Blind into an awkward sandwiched scenario.
这有助于在按钮被加注时,或者迫使较弱的范围继续 OOP 的情况下。半底池按钮下注也足以让大盲陷入尴尬的夹心局面。
A GTO strategy still means that the Big Blind and Cutoff will be checking with many of their strong hands. Again, many small stakes players won't play like this, they will want to protect their hands and build pots faster with their strong hands.
GTO 策略仍然意味着大盲和截止位会用许多强牌进行跟注。再次强调,许多小注玩家不会这样玩,他们会想要保护自己的牌并用强牌更快地建立底池。

Also, they correctly assume the players IP will not be betting as often.
此外,他们正确地假设玩家的 IP 不会经常下注。
So, whenever you're in a multiway pot, consider if the Big Blind actually has a leading range, or do they check or bet most strong hands? Does the Cutoff check some of their strong hands on the flop, or just c-bet? Whatever the answer is will affect your strategy.
所以,每当你参与多路牌局时,要考虑大盲是否实际上有领先范围,或者他们是检查还是下注大部分强手?Cutoff 是否在翻牌时检查一些强手,还是只是继续下注?无论答案是什么,都会影响你的策略。

If they bet with their strong hands, be careful when facing a bet, and stab even wider against their checks.
如果他们用强牌下注,当面对赌注时要小心,而在他们检牌时要更加大胆。
Remember this multiway stabbing frequency can be high but you're often just betting half-pot. This forces the OOP players to give up the pot, continue weakly or announce their hand as strong by check-raising. Pay attention and adjust to your opponents.
记住,这种多路刺杀的频率可能很高,但你通常只是下半注。这迫使 OOP 玩家放弃底池,继续软弱地进行,或者通过加注来宣布自己的手牌强大。注意观察并调整你的对手。

Multiway Single-raised Pots: Straight Board Examples
多路单次加注罐:直板示例

Finally, let's consider a multiway single-raised pot and discuss more deeply how to think about these spots.
最后,让我们考虑一个多路单次加注的底池,并更深入地讨论如何思考这些情况。

Hand Example 129

This a $5/$10 online 6-max game. You raise to from the Cutoff with A10-6-5 and get called by the Button as well as the Big Blind. You go 3way to the flop with an SPR of about 9 and the flop is (Diagram 144).
这是一场$5/$10 的线上 6 人座游戏。你在 Cutoff 位置以 A10-6-5 加注至 ,被 Button 和 Big Blind 跟注。你和另外两名玩家一起看 flop,此时 SPR 约为 9,flop 是 (图表 144)。
Diagram 144 图表 144
You have flopped a straight on a board where the nuts are still likely to change. The first thing you want to consider is the OOP player's leading range. As we saw in the table above, the Big Blind sometimes leads when the board has low-ranking cards.
您在一个可能会改变的牌桌上摊牌了一条顺子。您首先要考虑的是 OOP 玩家的领先范围。正如我们在上面的表格中看到的,大盲有时会在牌桌上有低级别牌时领先。
Although this is true, it won't apply too much on this precise board. If you look more closely, the top two cards are connected (7-8), meaning there are many possible higher straight draws.
尽管这是真的,但这并不太适用于这张精确的牌。如果你仔细看,顶部的两张牌是连接的(7-8),意味着有许多可能的更高顺子。

The Cutoff and Button have many 10-9 combinations in their preflop ranges and even some wraps (J-10-9) or gutshot and flush draw combinations.
截断和按钮在他们的起手范围中有许多 10-9 的组合,甚至还有一些包括 J-10-9 的包裹或者直接和同花顺的组合。
What the Big Blind would be doing by leading is building the pot to play multiple streets OOP against IP opponents, knowing the nuts will often change. It's not easy to construct a range of hands that are happy to play this way.
大盲注领先的做法是建立底池,与 IP 对手在多个街道上对战,知道最佳牌往往会改变。构建一组乐意以这种方式对战的手牌范围并不容易。

When the nuts change as frequently as on this flop, the OOP player tends to check and prefers a check-raising strategy.
当坚果像在这个翻牌上一样频繁变化时,OOP 玩家倾向于选择检查,并更喜欢检查加注策略。
The Big Blind is leading of their 6-5 straights and only ones with decent backup. This means those with a flush draw, a higher straight draw, a backdoor flush draw or a combination of these. The other of the Big Blind's flopped straights, including some with weak flush draws, are checking in order to check-raise or check-call and protect these ranges. What other hand could the Big Blind be willing to lead?
大盲注领先 他们的 6-5 顺子,而且只有合理的后备。这意味着那些有同花顺的人,更高的顺子,后门同花顺或这些组合的人。大盲注的其他 张翻牌时的顺子,包括一些带有弱同花顺的,都在检查以便进行检查加注或检查跟注,并保护这些范围。大盲注可能愿意领先的其他手牌是什么?
One that comes to mind is something like two pairs and a nut flush draw. These hands help to balance the straight leads with hands that benefit from the turn and river pairing the board or bringing a flush.
有一种情况是类似于两对和一手同花顺的牌。这些牌有助于平衡直接牌型,同时也有利于转牌和河牌与牌桌配对或形成同花的牌。
In the actual hand, the Big Blind does lead out for 66%-pot and you are facing a seemingly very strong range with a vulnerable straight. You are probably behind in equity given this lead in a 3-way pot.
在实际手中,大盲注确实以 66%底池率领先,而你面对的是一个看似非常强大的范围,其中包含一个易受攻击的顺子。考虑到在一个三方底池中这样的领先,你很可能在资产价值上落后。

The important concept to understand here is that, in this scenario, you should call and wait for the turn in order to shove. Playing IP in these cases, you should just call unless you have a strong equity edge against the nuts. You call and the Button calls behind.
在这里要理解的重要概念是,在这种情况下,你应该打电话等待轮到你推。在这些情况下玩 IP,除非你对坚果有很强的权益优势,否则你应该只是打电话。你打电话,按钮在后面也打电话。

The Button is getting a good price and so could also have a nut flush draw, wrap draw or a set. Again, if the Button has a bare 6-5 straight they should just call the flop IP.
按钮得到了一个不错的价格,因此也可能有坚果同花顺,包裹牌或者一个三条。再次强调,如果按钮只有一个裸 6-5 顺子,他们应该在翻牌圈内跟注。

Hand Example 130

The SPR is still almost 3 on the turn. The board is now (8 -7 - 3 ) (Diagram 145). What would you now do as the Big Blind with A-Q-8 ? Whenever you find yourself in a situation like this, you have to start thinking carefully about your hand. You are blocking sets and some two pairs, as well as the nut flush draw. What are your opponents calling with? Do you want to build a pot against two of those hands?
SPR 在转牌时仍然接近 3。现在牌桌上是(8 -7 - 3)(图表 145)。作为大盲注,你现在会怎么做,手牌是 A-Q-8?每当你发现自己处于这种情况时,你必须开始仔细考虑你的手牌。你挡住了三条和一些两对,以及最大的同花顺牌型。你的对手会跟注什么牌?你想要对抗这两种手牌中的一种吗?
Diagram 145 图表 145
Betting and getting raised isn't great with this hand because your equity isn't as good as it was on the flop. At this point, it is best to check from the Big Blind and try to see a river.
这手牌下注和被加注并不是很好,因为你的股权不如在翻牌圈时那么好。在这一点上,最好从大盲位选择让牌,并尝试看一张河牌。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • C-bet frequencies multiway are lower than in heads-up pots. Remember, in heads-up 3-bet pots your ranges are more narrow. As with heads-up situations, certain boards are definitely good or bad for the 3-bettor.
    C-bet 频率在多路池中低于在两人池中。请记住,在两人 3-bet 池中,您的范围更窄。与两人情况一样,某些牌局对于 3-bet 者来说肯定是好的或者坏的。
  • In single-raised pots, ranges are less narrow and more equal in strength. In single-raised pots, it's a lot more about the exact four cards that you hold.
    在单次加注的情况下,范围不那么狭窄,力量更加平等。在单次加注的情况下,更多地关注你手中确切的四张牌。
  • In 3-bet pots it's more about how your narrow range interacts with the board texture. For example, in 3-bet pots you can typically c-bet Acehigh boards with most of your range.
    在 3-bet 盆中,更多的是关于你狭窄范围如何与牌桌纹理互动。例如,在 3-bet 盆中,您通常可以用大部分范围 c-bet Acehigh 牌桌。

    In single-raised pots that is not true at all, it depends on your position and the exact four cards that you hold.
    在单次加注的情况下,这一点并不正确,这取决于您的位置和您手中的确切四张牌。
10

Pot-Limit Omaha Live 奥马哈限注扑克现场

Live PLO Fundamentals 现场 PLO 基础

In this part of the book, you will learn more about how to approach live PLO and how to adapt your now solid baseline strategy to a live game. We'll cover how live games are different and how you can maximize your earnings in the casinos.
在本书的这一部分,您将了解更多关于如何处理现场 PLO 以及如何调整您现在稳固的基线策略以适应现场游戏。我们将介绍现场游戏的不同之处以及如何在赌场中最大化您的收益。
Live poker games are generally much softer than online poker, especially at the higher stakes.
现场扑克游戏通常比在线扑克游戏要软得多,尤其是在更高的赌注上。

A lot of recreational poker players like to go to the casino to play poker, so the softest games in the world are live cash games and it will probably remain that way for quite some time.
很多休闲扑克玩家喜欢去赌场玩扑克,因此世界上最轻松的游戏是现场现金游戏,而且这种情况可能会持续相当长一段时间。
Higher win-rates are achievable compared to online since the field is so much weaker. Live PLO generally plays much deeper than online. A lot of players, especially recreational players, make huge mistakes when deep stacked.
相比在线赢率更高是可以实现的,因为现场的对手实力较弱。现场 PLO 通常比在线玩得更深。许多玩家,尤其是业余玩家,在深度堆叠时会犯很大的错误。

In online high stakes games, you need to be extremely good to achieve a win rates of . But in live PLO games, much higher win rates are achievable. Win rates of 15-20bb/100 are possible in soft games.
在在线高额赌局中,您需要非常出色才能获得 的胜率。但在现场 PLO 游戏中,可以实现更高的胜率。在软游戏中,15-20bb/100 的胜率是可能的。
The only real drawback is that games can be slow, especially when playing full-ring PLO. I think as players, we need to ask for shorthanded games whenever possible. But you can use this time to help train your poker brain.
唯一真正的缺点是游戏可能会很慢,特别是在玩全桌 PLO 时。我认为作为玩家,我们需要尽可能要求少人桌游戏。但你可以利用这段时间来帮助训练你的扑克大脑。

You can benefit from thinking about the adaptation needed to a new environment. It can always help to switch up your poker environment from time to time because it helps you to see the game differently.
您可以从考虑适应新环境所需的调整中受益。不妨偶尔改变一下您的扑克环境,因为这有助于您以不同的方式看待游戏。

Not only the structure of the game but also the different player types that you will encounter and the different lines that you can take. Thinking about how to adjust to reads will also massively improve your analytical skills.
不仅是游戏的结构,还有你会遇到的不同玩家类型以及你可以采取的不同策略。考虑如何调整阅读也会极大地提高你的分析能力。
During a big live tournament series, you will normally be able to find soft PLO cash game tables.
在一场大型的现场锦标赛系列中,通常可以找到软性 PLO 现金桌。

You might have to battle high rake but if you are going to the WSOP for example, you will find some incredible cash games, especially at the higher stakes, during a tournament series.
您可能不得不与高佣金作斗争,但如果您去参加世界扑克大赛(WSOP)等比赛,您会发现一些令人难以置信的现金游戏,尤其是在较高赌注的情况下,在锦标赛系列期间。

Straddling 跨越

The straddle is simply a third blind. One of the biggest differences between live poker and online poker is the straddle. You have to adjust to having additional dead money in the pot. There are three common straddle variants:
跨跳只是第三个盲注。现场扑克和在线扑克之间最大的区别之一就是跨跳。你必须适应在底池中有额外的死筹码。有三种常见的跨跳变体:
  • The UTG straddle is the most common one. This type of straddle is especially popular in the United States, and it's less popular in Europe.
    UTG 跨跳是最常见的一种。这种跨跳类型在美国特别受欢迎,在欧洲不太受欢迎。
  • The Button straddle, also called the Mississippi straddle. If the blinds are , you can put up of dead money before you have looked at your hand, and you also get the last action preflop.
    按钮加注,也称为密西西比加注。如果盲注是 ,您可以在看牌之前放入 的死筹码,而且您还可以在翻牌前获得最后的行动。
  • The rock straddle is especially common in Las Vegas and during the WSOP. If you win the pot, you also win the straddle and it is automatic for everyone at the table. So let's say that you win a hand from middle position.
    岩石跨越在拉斯维加斯和世界扑克大赛期间特别常见。如果你赢得了底池,你也会赢得跨越,而且对桌上所有人都是自动的。所以假设你从中间位置赢得了一手。

    You will be the straddle, and you will be last to act preflop.
    您将是跨越者,并且您将是翻牌前最后一个行动。

The EV of Straddling
跨越的电动车价值

In general, straddling is obviously minus EV because putting extra money in the pot before looking at your hand isn't a very profitable thing to do. Straddles incentivize multiway action which is also not that attractive if you are one of the best players at the table.
一般来说,跨跃显然是负预期的,因为在看牌之前往锅里多投钱并不是一件很赚钱的事情。跨跃鼓励多方行动,如果你是桌上最好的玩家之一,这也不是那么吸引人的。

In heads-up pots, you have more opportunities to exploit your opponent and you can potentially have a higher win rate in heads-up pots in comparison to multiway pots.
在对决中,您有更多机会利用对手,与多人对决相比,您在对决中可能有更高的胜率。
Straddling also encourages you to enter pots with weaker holdings and you will end up in tricky postflop situations where you are holding marginal hands. This especially holds true for the UTG straddle because you will be OOP for the entirety of the hand.
跨跃也鼓励您以较弱的手牌进入底池,最终会陷入棘手的后翻局面,手中持有边缘手牌。这对 UTG 跨跃尤其适用,因为您将在整个手牌中都处于 OOP 位置。

When to Straddle 何时跨越

When everyone is straddling, you are not at a disadvantage if you also decide to straddle. When everyone is straddling, it means the stakes have effectively more than doubled because the maximum open-raise sizing more than doubles.
当每个人都跨越时,如果你也决定跨越,你不会处于劣势。当每个人都跨越时,这意味着赌注实际上增加了一倍以上,因为最大的开牌加注规模超过了一倍。

When everybody straddles, no one is going to have an immediate edge and the only way to gain an edge is to be better at adjusting your strategy to the straddles than your opponents.
当每个人都跨越时,没有人会立即占据优势,获得优势的唯一方法是比对手更擅长调整策略以适应跨越。
Another reason to straddle is to keep the recreational players in the game. When recreational players are losing, they want to play bigger pots because they are trying to recoup their losses. You don't want to be the player in a game where everyone is straddling, except for you.
另一个跨越的原因是为了让休闲玩家继续参与游戏。当休闲玩家输钱时,他们想要玩更大的底池,因为他们试图弥补损失。你不想成为一个游戏中除了你之外所有人都在跨越的玩家。

This will hurt your image and might hurt your ability to get into games with loose recreational players. Recreational players are there to have fun so help to make the game more exciting!
这将损害您的形象,可能会影响您与松散的休闲玩家一起参与游戏的能力。休闲玩家是为了享乐而在场,所以帮助使游戏更加令人兴奋!
It can also be good to straddle when that means you can "buy the Button" without getting punished for it.
这也可能是一个好方法,当这意味着你可以“买庄家”而不会受到惩罚时。

At a loose or nitty table, where people aren't attacking the straddle, it effectively means you don't get punished as much for putting in the third blind while using it to buy position. This is especially the case if you can buy position against weaker players by straddling.
在一个松散或者不攻击跨跟的桌子上,这实际上意味着你在利用第三个盲注买位置时不会受到太多惩罚。特别是如果你可以通过跨跟来对付更弱的玩家买到位置的话。

It might be a fine price to pay and keep the action going. This certainly applies if you can adjust your strategy better than the other players.
这可能是一个不错的代价,可以让行动继续进行。如果你能比其他玩家更好地调整你的策略,那么这当然适用。

Buy-in Strategies

There is no one single answer as to how much you should buy-in for. There are a lot of different variables that can influence this decision and it can vary for every session.
关于应该购买多少筹码,没有一个单一的答案。有许多不同的变量可以影响这个决定,每次游戏的筹码购买量可能会有所不同。

In general, you want to avoid playing a strategy in which you are always buying in as the deepest player on the table.
通常情况下,您希望避免采取一种策略,即您始终作为桌上最深的玩家购买。
There are more important things to consider than covering everyone at the table, such as:
比起让每个人都有份,有更重要的事情需要考虑,比如:
Who do I have position on?
我对谁有立场?
  • If you see that you have position on a weak opponent, you should make sure that you cover them when you are buying into the game. If the tough player at the table has position on you, you should buy-in shorter.
    如果你发现你在对手身上占据有利位置,你应该确保在进入游戏时盖住他们。如果桌上的强劲玩家对你有位置优势,你应该买入较少。
What is the table dynamic?
什么是表动态?
  • The more passive the game, the more likely it is you should be buying in deep because passive players won't often put you in tough spots. They are not going to take marginal bluffing spots and they won't make complicated bluffs.
    游戏越被动,你就越有可能深入买入,因为被动玩家通常不会让你陷入困境。他们不会选择边缘的虚张声势位置,也不会进行复杂的虚张声势。

    So, the more passive the game is, the better it is to buy in deep.
    因此,游戏越被动,越适合深入购买。
  • The more aggressive the game is, or the more aggressive the players who have position on you are, the more likely it is that you should buy in short. This is a good strategy to exploit over-aggressive players, and you can make their life very hard.
    游戏越激烈,或者占据优势位置的玩家越具侵略性,你越有可能应该买入短期。这是一种利用过于侵略玩家的好策略,你可以让他们的生活变得非常困难。
The default buy-in strategy that I recommend is to buy in for is 50bb if you are joining an unknown table where you have no reads on any of the other players.
我推荐的默认买入策略是,如果您加入一个您对其他玩家一无所知的桌子,那么买入为 50bb。

You can always add more chips to your stack once you start to understand the dynamics of the table but you can't withdraw any of the chips once they are on the table.
您可以在开始了解桌面动态后随时向您的筹码堆中添加更多筹码,但一旦筹码放在桌面上,就无法撤回任何筹码。

Short Stacking 短堆栈

If done correctly, short-stacking can yield excellent profits. Short-stacking strategy would require a whole book in itself but we will have a quick overview. Be aware that short stacking requires a different skill set than playing at 100bb deep or more.
如果做得正确,短堆叠可以带来出色的利润。短堆叠策略本身需要一整本书,但我们将进行快速概述。请注意,短堆叠需要与深度为 100bb 或更多时的玩法不同的技能组合。
If you don't know how to adjust your strategy when you are playing shortstacked, you probably shouldn't be doing so in the first place. However, using this strategy can give you excellent EV for the following reasons:
如果你不知道在短筹码时如何调整策略,那么你可能根本不应该这样做。然而,使用这种策略可以出于以下原因为你带来出色的预期值:
  • Players don't tend to pay close attention to stack sizes. In live poker, in contrast to online, the stack sizes are not displayed clearly. This means that many of your opponents will not adjust correctly to your short stack.
    玩家们通常不太关注筹码堆叠大小。在现场扑克中,与在线相比,筹码堆叠大小并没有清晰显示。这意味着许多对手不会正确调整到你的短筹码。
  • Even if your opponents do pay attention, they usually don't adjust to short stacks well. When up against a short stack, players often call too many 3-bets and then either fold too much or too little postflop.
    即使你的对手确实关注,他们通常不会很好地适应短筹码。面对短筹码时,玩家经常会对太多的 3-bet 进行跟注,然后在翻牌后要么弃牌太多,要么弃牌太少。

    Every player has different leaks when they are playing against short-stacked players.
    每个玩家在与短筹码玩家对战时都有不同的漏洞。
  • By playing short-stacked, you can massively benefit from dead money in multiway pots. Let's say that you squeeze preflop as the short stack and you get two callers. You can go all-in on the flop. You usually get to play a simpler game focused on preflop and flop strategy.
    通过玩短筹码,您可以从多路底池中获益。假设您作为短筹码在翻牌前挤牌,然后有两名跟注者。您可以在翻牌时全押。通常您可以玩一个更简单的游戏,专注于翻牌前和翻牌策略。

    The other two players must still make decisions on turns and rivers because they are deeper-stacked and not yet all-in. If one of the players folds on the turn or river, you get to realize your hand equity against one player rather than two.
    另外两名玩家仍需在转牌和河牌上做决定,因为他们的筹码堆叠更深,尚未 all-in。如果其中一名玩家在转牌或河牌上弃牌,你将能够实现对一名玩家的手牌权益,而不是两名玩家。
Even though the arguments for short-stacking can sound compelling, there is also a considerable drawback to playing as a short stack. If you have a significant edge against some of your opponents, then you are giving up some EV by being short-stacked.
尽管短筹码的论点听起来很有说服力,但作为短筹码玩家也存在相当大的缺点。如果你对一些对手有明显优势,那么作为短筹码玩家会损失一些预期价值。

The reason is that when you have a short stack, all the money will often go in on the flop or turn. Against weak players, the street on which you will be able to win the most chips is usually the river.
原因是当您的筹码堆较短时,往往会在翻牌或转牌时把所有筹码都下注。对弱玩家来说,您通常能赢得最多筹码的街道是河牌。

When you play with a short stack, you won't often be able to realize this major edge that you might have against your opponent(s), which could harm your overall EV.
当你使用短筹码时,你很少能意识到你可能对手有的这个重要优势,这可能会损害你的整体预期价值。

You should also be aware that when the rake is very high, as it is in many online low stakes PLO games, you shouldn't be short-stacking because the rake will eat up too many chips for you to be able to make a significant profit.
您还应该意识到,当佣金非常高时,就像许多在线低赌注 PLO 游戏一样,您不应该短筹码,因为佣金会吞噬太多筹码,使您无法获得显著利润。
As mentioned before, a good idea is to start with , or the minimum amount, and then add more chips when you identify you are in a good situation to do so or, better still, double up through someone by taking advantage of their wide ranges and your increased realizability.
如前所述,一个好主意是从 开始,或者最小金额,然后在确定自己处于有利情况时添加更多筹码,或者更好的是通过利用对手的宽范围和你增加的可实现性来翻倍。

Running it Once or Twice?

Many of my students ask me if they should run it once or if they should run it twice. I advise you to run it once if you:
许多学生问我他们应该运行一次还是两次。如果您问我,我建议您运行一次。
  • Have a big bankroll or if you are playing in a game for which you are over-rolled.
    如果你有很多筹码,或者你在一场你有足够筹码的游戏中玩。

    Although you are going to encounter some more variance and it might sometimes sting to get sucked out on in a big pot, it is equally awesome when you suck out on someone in a big pot and it hurts them.
    尽管你可能会遇到更多的变数,有时在大锅中被吸走可能会有点刺痛,但当你在大锅中吸走别人时,同样也是很棒的,而且会让他们受伤。

    If you are properly bankrolled and you are mentally capable of handling the swings, I recommend that you run it once.
    如果你有足够的资金,并且有能力应对波动,我建议你试一次。
  • Want more fold equity. Every live player has been in that situation where the stacks have gone in and the players don't agree on whether they should run it once or twice.
    想要更多的折叠权益。每个现场玩家都曾经处于这种情况,堆叠已经进场,而玩家们对于是否应该进行一次或两次的决定意见不一。

    Almost everyone is at least a little bit scared or intimidated by the guy who says, "One fu**ing time." If you are known for always running it once, your opponents might keep that in the back of their mind, and it could influence them if they have a very close decision between folding and calling for their entire stack.
    几乎每个人都至少有点害怕或被那个说“一次**”的家伙吓到。如果你以总是只跑一次而闻名,你的对手可能会将这一点记在心里,如果他们在折叠和全押之间做出非常接近的决定,这可能会影响他们。

    At the end of the day, running it once might give you slightly more fold equity.
    在一天结束时,只运行一次可能会给您略微更多的弃牌权益。
  • Are in an unfamiliar setting. Unless you are sure what the running it twice rules are and how they are enforced, I suggest running it once and avoiding any miscommunications or misunderstandings.
    在一个陌生的环境中。除非您 确定了两次奔跑规则以及它们是如何执行的,我建议只跑一次,避免任何误解或误解。

Run it twice if you:
如果您需要,可以运行两次

  • Want to reduce variance because you're under-rolled or taking a shot.
    想要减少方差,因为你的筹码不足或者在冒险。
  • Are in a familiar setting and a friendly game where everyone is running it twice and you prefer to maintain the mood and seat positions as they are.
    在一个熟悉的环境和友好的游戏中,每个人都在跑两次,您更喜欢保持现有的氛围和座位位置。
In general, I suggest sticking with one decision per session, to avoid miscommunications with other players and the dealer.
一般来说,我建议每次只做出一个决定,以避免与其他玩家和荷官之间的误解。

But if you feel communication isn't an issue, you can also employ a strategy that allows you to lower the variance while maintaining a more intimidating table image. For pots up to 200-300 Big Blinds or lower, just run it once.
但是如果您觉得沟通不是问题,您也可以采用一种策略,让您在保持更具威慑力的桌面形象的同时降低方差。对于 200-300 大盲注或更低的底池,只需运行一次。

If the pot is larger than 300 Big Blinds, run it twice to keep the variance lower.
如果底池大于 300 大盲注,可以选择分两次摊牌以降低方差。
Live poker is much more about your image than online poker. You benefit from the image of being someone who is willing to gamble, someone who is not afraid and however you get that image is up to you. Using this strategy is something that could help you.
现场扑克比在线扑克更多地关乎你的形象。你受益于被视为愿意赌博、不怕冒险的形象,而如何塑造这种形象取决于你。采用这种策略可能会对你有所帮助。

Thinking About Players 思考玩家

It is important to understand what motivates an individual to play in your game. That motivation and incentive can change somewhat, which means that you need to be hyper-aware. Some people are very passionate about poker.
重要的是要了解一个人玩你的游戏的动机是什么。这种动机和激励可能会有所改变,这意味着你需要保持高度警觉。有些人对扑克非常热衷。

They want to hold cards, hold chips and put the chips into the middle to see what happens.
他们想要拿牌,拿筹码并把筹码放到中间看看会发生什么。
Of course, they are trying to win but they are not always necessarily thinking about strategy. Players might be looking for a platform to socialize and poker is a great one, specifically if the table is fun.
当然,他们正在努力赢得比赛,但并不总是一定在考虑策略。玩家可能正在寻找一个社交平台,而扑克是一个很好的选择,尤其是如果桌子很有趣。

Others are just looking to gamble and they want to be the center of attention. If so, you can help them by being more engaged. Your goal as a winning poker player is to understand your opponents and their motivations.
其他人只是想赌博,他们想成为关注的焦点。如果是这样,你可以通过更加投入来帮助他们。作为一名成功的扑克玩家,你的目标是了解你的对手及其动机。
Some of the time the table will be filled with regulars and their goal when playing poker is to make money, rather than have a good time. They might be after both but making money is the priority.
有时候,桌子上会坐满常客,他们玩扑克的目标是赚钱,而不是只是玩得开心。他们可能两者兼顾,但赚钱是首要目标。

When you face a recreational player at the table, your goal should be to empathize with their motivation. Then they will play longer, have more fun and eventually come back.
当你在桌子上面对一个休闲玩家时,你的目标应该是能够理解他们的动机。然后他们会玩得更久,更开心,最终会回来。
Everyone is competitive at the poker table but some players are more so than others. Your aim should be to make it a fun experience and less about competition and strategy and there are many different ways to achieve that goal.
在扑克桌上每个人都是竞争对手,但有些玩家比其他人更具竞争力。你的目标应该是让它成为一次有趣的体验,而不是关于竞争和策略,有许多不同的方法可以实现这个目标。
In general, it is useful to think of six different personality types that you will encounter to get a better idea of who is on your table. Ultimately every player is unique but here are some basic profiles and factors to look out for in live poker play.
一般来说,有用的是考虑到你将会遇到的六种不同的人格类型,以便更好地了解谁在你的桌子上。最终每个玩家都是独特的,但以下是一些基本概况和因素,可以在现场扑克游戏中留意。

1) The Poker Enthusiast

The poker enthusiast is someone who loves the game and has a deep passion for it. They are competitive and they like to play a lot, probably playing multiple times a week. The way you can recognize this player is because they are usually very active and lively at the poker table.
扑克爱好者是热爱这个游戏并对其充满激情的人。他们具有竞争意识,喜欢大量玩牌,可能每周玩多次。你可以认出这类玩家的方式是因为他们通常在扑克桌上非常活跃和生动。

They are often talking about the game, talking about strategy and talking about poker content. When they are on a winning streak, you will see this type of player in a very talkative and happy mood. At the same time, they are going to protect their
他们经常谈论游戏,谈论策略和扑克内容。当他们连胜时,你会看到这种类型的玩家非常健谈和开心。同时,他们会保护自己。

winnings. They remember the nights before when they were winning big and then lost it all, and felt terrible. When they start losing, they become very frustrated.
赢钱。他们记得以前赢了很多然后输光了的那些夜晚,感觉很糟糕。当他们开始输钱时,他们变得非常沮丧。
The poker enthusiast can spot the professional players at the table. They understand the pros have probably studied the game more than they have, and generally want to stay away from them.
扑克爱好者可以在桌上看出专业玩家。他们明白专业人士可能比他们更深入地研究了游戏,并且通常希望远离他们。

Every so often though, they will decide to get involved and will generally give the pros too much credit for being creative and aggressive. For that reason, they are also willing to take a stand, especially against a big bet.
不过,偶尔他们会决定参与,并且通常会过分赞扬专业人士的创造力和进取心。因此,他们也愿意站出来,特别是对抗大赌注。

In some situations, you should be careful not too over-bluff them because they will call you down if they perceive you as a strong player.
在某些情况下,你应该小心不要过度虚张声势,因为如果他们认为你是一个强大的玩家,他们会叫你下注。
Against recreational players, they usually play straightforwardly and their perception of them is as players who are never folding. For that reason, they bet big when they have it and they usually shy away from bluffing them.
针对休闲玩家,他们通常直截了当地玩,他们对他们的看法是他们永远不会弃牌的玩家。因此,当他们有底牌时会下大注,通常会避免对他们进行虚张声势。

Once again, the biggest weakness of the poker enthusiast are their emotions. They become frustrated when losing, especially when they have previously been winning.
扑克爱好者最大的弱点再次表现在他们的情绪上。当输掉比赛时,他们会变得沮丧,尤其是在之前一直处于领先地位时。

The most obvious and easiest way to tell that someone is a poker enthusiast and not a professional is that they get upset when a bad player wins a stack from them. Then they become frustrated, trying to win it back.
当有人是扑克爱好者而不是专业人士时,最明显、最简单的方法是,当一个糟糕的玩家从他们那里赢得一大笔赌注时,他们会感到沮丧。然后他们变得沮丧,试图赢回来。

Be aware of situations where this player becomes frustrated and then starts tilting.
注意情况,当这位玩家变得沮丧并开始倾斜时。

2) The Businessman (or Woman)

The businessman has made money outside of poker and usually likes to show it. It can be in subtle ways, like having an expensive suit or watch or answering business emails on the phone. But sometimes they also really like to show off by buying in deep.
这位商人在扑克牌之外赚了钱,通常喜欢炫耀。这可以通过微妙的方式表现出来,比如穿着昂贵的西装或手表,或者在电话上回复商务邮件。但有时候他们也喜欢通过大额购买来炫耀。

Their primary motivation for playing the game is the competition. They like to outplay the better players at the tables and they are in there for the action. They are competitive and can try to push you around.
他们玩游戏的主要动机是竞争。他们喜欢在桌上击败更好的玩家,他们参与其中是为了行动。他们具有竞争意识,可能会试图欺负你。

They don't like getting bluffed so they can also make a big hero call if you put them under pressure.
他们不喜欢被唬弄,所以如果你给他们施加压力,他们也可能会做出大胆的跟注。
Keep track of how much action this player has been getting in the last hour. If they had a lot of good, exciting hands, they might just be leaning back a little.
跟踪这位玩家在过去一小时内参与了多少局。如果他们有很多好的、令人兴奋的手牌,他们可能只是稍微放松了一下。

But if they have been card dead all day long, they might try to force the pace with weak hands or pull off a big bluff to try and initiate a big swing.
但如果他们整天都没有好牌,他们可能会尝试用弱牌来强行加快节奏,或者进行一次大胆的虚张声势,试图引发一次大的波动。

For the most part, this player has a set time they are willing to play, so be attentive when they are going to leave and how their style might change
在大多数情况下,这位玩家有一个固定的游戏时间,所以当他们要离开时要注意,并注意他们的风格可能会发生变化

during the night.

3) The "Scared Money" Player

The scared money player generally loves to play poker but hates to lose. They are willing to get run over, especially at the beginning of the session, because they are scared to make big call downs without having much information on their opponents.
那些害怕输钱的玩家通常喜欢玩扑克牌,但讨厌失败。他们愿意被碾压,尤其是在会话开始时,因为他们害怕在没有足够对手信息的情况下做出大的跟注。

They might quit early when up a bunch or when losing.
当一堆人或者输了的时候,他们可能会提前退出。
They want to book a win and they are going to take preflop and postflop lines to lower the variance. This player can be overrun, while trying to protect their winnings but will take a stand if they pick up on your high level of aggression.
他们想要赢得比赛,并且他们将采取翻牌前和翻牌后的策略来降低方差。这位玩家可能会被压制,同时试图保护他们的赢利,但如果他们察觉到你的高度攻击性,他们会采取行动。

4) The Gambler/Maniac

The gambler or the maniac type is a player who is always looking for action. They play a ton of hands and are generally behind when it comes to equity. However, they have a blast when they outdraw other players.
赌徒或狂热型玩家总是在寻找行动。他们打很多手,通常在公平性方面落后。然而,当他们击败其他玩家时,他们会玩得很开心。
One of the biggest misconceptions that people have about this player-type is to think that because there is a gambler on the table, they must also loosen up and gamble.
关于这种玩家类型,人们最大的误解之一是认为因为桌上有赌徒,他们也必须放松并赌博。

A lot of gamblers like to draw attention to themselves, so by playing too many hands and being overly loud, you will be drawing attention away from them. You want to stay positive towards them and never berate them and definitely don't steal their show.
很多赌徒喜欢引起注意,所以通过打很多手牌和过于大声,你会把注意力从他们身上转移开。你要对他们保持积极态度,永远不要责骂他们,绝对不要抢走他们的风头。

They generally order a couple of drinks, are very talkative, play tons of hands and get the money in. You want to stay disciplined and positive, embrace the higher variance and know that, in the long run, your winnings increase when these players are around.
他们通常会点几杯饮料,非常健谈,打很多手,然后拿走钱。你要保持纪律和积极,接受更高的波动性,并知道,从长远来看,当这些玩家在场时,你的赢利会增加。

5) The Beginner

The next player type is the clueless beginner. The beginner likes and is interested in poker but doesn't know much about it. There is not much to say about this player type but the last thing that they want is to be judged for not knowing the rules or making a terrible play.
下一个玩家类型是毫无头绪的初学者。初学者喜欢并对扑克感兴趣,但对它了解不多。关于这种玩家类型没有太多可说的,但他们最不希望的是因为不了解规则或做出糟糕的举动而受到评判。
You should be supportive of this player and let them know how things work without embarrassing them. Be supportive and don't act in a strange way in case they have a huge blow-up and become overwhelmed with the situation.
您应该支持这位球员,并让他们了解事情的运作方式,而不会让他们感到尴尬。在他们爆发并对情况感到不知所措时,要支持他们,不要表现出奇怪的方式。

If other players become negative towards them, they will rightfully
如果其他玩家对他们产生负面情绪,他们将会理所当然地

quit playing.

6) The Professional 6) 专业人士

Finally, there is the professional poker player. There are different types of professional players with different experiences, different strategies and different leaks.
最后,还有职业扑克玩家。有不同类型的职业玩家,拥有不同的经验、不同的策略和不同的漏洞。

Some of them get tired quickly, some get upset faster, some have poor bankroll management and all adjust differently to recreational players, etc.
其中一些人很快就会感到疲倦,有些人会更快地感到沮丧,有些人的资金管理能力较差,所有人对业余玩家的适应能力也各不相同,等等。
Professional players who are upset by recreational players are usually less experienced when it comes to live poker. Players who understand social dynamics and how to adjust to their opponents are better at live poker.
通常被休闲玩家激怒的专业玩家在现场扑克方面经验较少。了解社交动态并懂得如何调整对手的玩家在现场扑克中更出色。
The human element in live poker cannot be underestimated and also can't really be learned by only reading books or playing a few sessions. Experience and hyper-awareness are crucial when it comes to your poker sessions.
在现场扑克中,人的因素不可低估,也不能仅仅通过阅读书籍或玩几场来学习。经验和超高警觉性在进行扑克游戏时至关重要。

Start labeling players and think more about the psychology of individuals rather than only about the hands. You will pick up these skills over time.
开始标记玩家,并更多地考虑个体的心理,而不仅仅是手牌。随着时间的推移,您将掌握这些技能。
In the following live PLO hand examples, we are going to see in more detail how to differentiate between different player types and what kind of reads to pick up throughout a session.
在接下来的现场 PLO 手牌示例中,我们将更详细地看到如何区分不同的玩家类型以及在整个游戏过程中要注意哪种读牌。

Playing at the Aria
在 Aria 玩耍

Now that you understand some live poker dynamics and the different types of players you can face, I am going to discuss some hand examples from a night of poker I played at the Aria in Las Vegas.
既然你已经了解了一些现场扑克的动态和你可能面对的不同类型的玩家,我将讨论一些我在拉斯维加斯 Aria 玩的一晚扑克的手牌示例。
At around 7 pm, I walk over to the Aria and I look at the waiting list. There are six games running at the 5/10/20 blind level, which is great news for me. When the city is full, especially during the weekends, you can expect a lot of recreational players to hop into the games.
大约晚上 7 点,我走到 Aria,查看等待名单。有六场比赛在 5/10/20 盲注水平进行,这对我来说是个好消息。当城市人满为患,尤其是在周末,你可以期待很多休闲玩家加入游戏。

The or games are usually the games where you will find many recreational players, and in the 25/50 game, you will see more professionals.
通常情况下, 游戏是休闲玩家较多的游戏,而在 25/50 游戏中,你会看到更多的专业玩家。
After waiting 30 minutes I sit down at a table and buy-in for the minimum . I can always top up if I want but I can never take away from my stack.
等待了 30 分钟后,我坐在一张桌子旁边,买入最低 。如果我想要的话,我随时可以加码,但我永远不能从我的筹码堆中拿走。
I sit down in a 5/10/20 game with a mandatory straddle. There are a few guys to my right who look recreational. They are not as attentive and they are also drinking. I realize that most likely, I am in a pretty decent seat.
我在一个 5/10/20 的游戏中坐下,有一个强制性的加注。我的右边有几个看起来是业余玩家的家伙。他们不太专注,也在喝酒。我意识到很可能我坐在一个相当不错的位置。

To my left, I have two younger players that I would label as most likely professionals or at least poker enthusiasts and they are much deeper. So, it's an excellent spot to be short-stacked because the guys to my left can make my life quite tough at high SPRs.
在我左边,有两位年轻球员,我认为他们很可能是职业选手,或者至少是扑克爱好者,他们的筹码更多。所以,成为短筹码玩家是一个绝佳的位置,因为我左边的这些人在高 SPR 时可以让我的生活变得相当艰难。

Hand 1 手 1

Before I am even dealt into the game, the following hand unfolds. There are seven players at the table and the UTG player open limps for . The next player limps along. The (professional) player to my left raises full pot. The Big Blind, who also seems like a professional player, comes in for a call rather quickly.
在我甚至参与游戏之前,以下手牌就已经展开了。桌上有七名玩家,UTG 玩家以 的底池开牌。接下来的玩家也跟注。我左边的(职业)玩家加注到满池。大盲玩家,看起来也是一名职业玩家,迅速跟注。
They see a four-way flop, which comes down K-9 - . The Big Blind bets, the first limper calls from UTG and the two other players fold.
他们看到了一个四路翻牌,翻出了 K-9 - 。大盲注下注,第一个跟注者从 UTG 位置跟注,另外两名玩家弃牌。
The turn is the 2 , which brings in the flush. The board is now K-954-2, and both players check quickly. The river brings an offsuit Ace.
转牌是 2,带来了同花。现在牌桌是 K-954-2,两名玩家迅速过牌。河牌是一张不同花色的 A。
Both players check again on the river and the pro-looking player in the Big Blind tables K-K-6-5 for top set and the EP limper shows Q-10-8 . Now, why exactly is this such an interesting hand?
两名玩家在河牌再次看牌,大盲注位置看起来很专业的玩家亮出 K-K-6-5 组成顶对,而早期跟注者亮出 Q-10-8。那么,为什么这手牌如此有趣呢?
What is happening here? When I see the recreational player checking both the turn and river quickly with the second nuts, I understand where his thresholds are. He doesn't consider a Queen-high flush to be strong enough to consider going for value. That is a very passive play.
这里发生了什么?当我看到休闲玩家用第二大的牌迅速查看转牌和河牌时,我明白他的底线在哪里。他认为皇后高同花顺不够强大,不值得考虑争取价值。这是一种非常被动的打法。

He limps in with Q and calls a raise to play a multiway pot with a very non-nutted hand and poor position. I have to determine in future hands how willing he is to come along for the limp to make a proper decision when it comes to isolating these players.
他带着 Q 一瘸一拐地进来,并跟注加注,参与一个多路底池,手牌非常弱,并且位置不利。我必须在未来的牌局中确定他有多愿意跟注,以便在孤立这些玩家时做出正确的决定。
The Big Blind is holding - 5 , a strong hand that should be 3-bet preflop. We need to understand why he just called. The reason might be because he values keeping the recreational players in more than 3-betting against the other regular.
大盲注手中拿着 - 5,这是一个强势手牌,应该在翻牌前进行 3 次加注。我们需要了解他为什么选择跟注。可能的原因是因为他更重视让休闲玩家参与,而不是对其他常规玩家进行 3 次加注。
Understanding his approach to the game in this situation is essential for future decision making.
理解他在这种情况下对游戏的方法对未来的决策至关重要。

We can isolate the recreational players more aggressively if the other regulars are finding value in playing the recreational players rather than 3-betting light or even with strong hands.
如果其他常客发现在与休闲玩家玩牌时有价值,我们可以更积极地孤立休闲玩家,而不是用轻松的 3-bet 或者强牌。
This hand already gives us a lot of information that will influence our future decision making when it comes to isolating the loose-passive players on my right. Once again, it is crucial to be hyper-aware in these situations, even if you have not yet been dealt into the game.
这手牌已经给了我们很多信息,这些信息将影响我们未来在隔离我右边的松弛被动玩家时的决策。再次强调,在这些情况下保持高度警惕至关重要,即使你还没有参与游戏。

Use your downtime to think about how, given these factors, your opponents are playing their ranges, how they approach the game and how you can maximize your EV.
利用你的空闲时间思考一下,考虑到这些因素,你的对手是如何玩他们的范围,他们如何对待游戏,以及你如何最大化你的 EV。

Hand 2 手 2

In the next hand, the other professional or poker enthusiast stacks the recreational player to my right who had left. That player now instantly rebuys for while the winner announces that he is about to leave soon. A lot of times, when players stack each other, they announce it if they plan to leave soon because they don't want their opponents to feel like they are doing a hit and run.
在接下来的一手中,另一位职业选手或扑克爱好者将右侧的业余玩家叠加到 。那位玩家立即以 重新购买,而赢家宣布他即将离开。很多时候,当玩家互相叠加时,如果他们计划很快离开,他们会宣布这一点,因为他们不希望对手觉得他们是在做“打完就跑”。
The point is that we understand the metagame here. The recreational player is going to try and win back his money. I also think there is a dynamic that when I isolate a recreational player, the pros to my left are most likely just going to come in for the call. I therefore add to my stack to cover the player to my right.
关键是我们要理解这里的元游戏。休闲玩家会试图赢回他的钱。我也认为当我孤立一个休闲玩家时,我左边的职业选手很可能只会跟注。因此,我会将 加到我的筹码堆中,以覆盖我右边的玩家。
Soon after, I am straddling and look down at 7-7-5-5. The Cutoff raises, both blinds call and I decide to call as well, making it a four-way flop.
不久之后,我跨坐着看着 7-7-5-5。Cutoff 加注,两个盲注跟注,我决定也跟注,使得有四个人看翻牌。
The Cutoff is the likely poker enthusiast who is about to leave and seems to be up about . This player has been counting his chips a lot, which makes me think that he cares about exactly how many chips he has and how much he is up. It looks like he is about to leave, he is trying to book a win and I am going to keep this in mind during the hand.
割舍是可能即将离开的扑克爱好者,看起来大约赢了 。这位玩家一直在数他的筹码,让我觉得他很在意自己有多少筹码以及赢了多少。看起来他即将离开,他正在努力赢利,我会在这手牌中牢记这一点。
We go to the flop and see a board of . I have flopped the blockers to the straight, an inside straight draw and a backdoor flush draw. Other than the flush draw the flop is dry. The Small Blind and Big Blind check and I make a big bet on the flop to bluff, hoping to take the pot down.
我们去看翻牌,看到一个 的牌桌。我已经翻牌了直接牌的阻挡者,一个内部直接牌的抽牌和一个后门同花抽牌。除了同花抽牌外,翻牌是干燥的。小盲和大盲盲注都过牌,我在翻牌时下了一大注以虚张声势,希望把底池拿下。

The Cutoff calls quickly and the Small Blind and Big Blind fold. The turn is the , so the board is now ( )-3 . The turn brings in a flush but, at the same time, it pairs the board. I am convinced that my hand is not good and, I must make a decision as to whether I want to start bluffing or if I want to check and give up.
截止线迅速叫牌,小盲和大盲弃牌。转牌是 ,所以现在牌桌是( )-3。转牌出现同花,但同时也成对了牌桌。我确信我的手牌不好,我必须决定是要开始虚张声势还是要选择让牌并放弃。
The thing to consider here is my opponent's situation. He is about to leave, he wants to book a win and, at the same time, it is unlikely that his preflop range generates a lot of full houses on this board.
这里需要考虑的是我的对手的情况。他即将离开,他想赢得比赛,与此同时,在这个牌局上,他的起手范围很少会产生很多葫芦。

I am in the straddle and I can have tons of full houses here with hands such as 6-6, or 6-3. For that reason, I can represent some powerful hands. When I bet the turn, I will be called very often by the nut flush.
我处于跨越之中,可以用 6-6 或 6-3 这样的手牌获得很多满堂彩。因此,我可以代表一些强大的手牌。当我在转牌时下注,很可能会被顶级同花牌跟注。

To make my bluff effective, I will have to come in for a double barrel and I am planning to do that. I even have some outs to improve but, overall, I think the bluff will be successful because my opponent is about to leave.
为了让我的虚张声势有效,我将不得不进行双重加注,我计划这样做。我甚至有一些改进的机会,但总体而言,我认为这个虚张声势将会成功,因为我的对手即将离开。

As we know, he also wants to book a win so he is unlikely to make big risky call downs against someone on whom he doesn't have a read.
正如我们所知,他也想赢得比赛,因此不太可能在对手身上没有读取的情况下做出大胆的决策。
I bet on the turn into an pot, and my opponent tanks. You can see that he is trying to figure out how much he is still up if he calls and how much money there is behind on the river after he calls the turn.
我在转牌时押注 进入一个 底池,我的对手思考。你可以看到他在努力计算如果跟注后还剩多少钱,以及在转牌后还有多少钱。
Eventually, he goes ahead and calls the , and we see a river, which is the 8 . The board now is . Of course, at this point, my hand is no good and I have to decide if I still want to bluff. I already decided on the turn that, in order to make this an effective turn bet, I have to doublebarrel. So I go ahead and I bet full pot.
最终,他继续打电话 ,我们看到了一条河,这是 8。现在牌桌上是 。当然,在这一点上,我的手牌不好,我必须决定是否还想要虚张声势。在转牌时,我已经决定,为了使这次有效的转牌下注,我必须进行第二次加注。所以我继续下注,下注全额。

My opponent thinks for a while but then ends up folding and leaves the table after a few hands later.
我的对手思考了一会儿,但最终还是放弃了,几手之后离开了桌子。

Hand 3 手 3

A few orbits later, I have a stack and wake up with A -A
几个轨道后,我有一个 堆,醒来时是 A -A

the Hijack. Including myself, there are eight players at the table. The UTG player straddles and the next two players call.
劫持。包括我在内,桌子上有八名玩家。UTG 玩家加注,接下来的两名玩家跟注。

Remember that we already understand the metagame here: if I raise, the professionals on my left will usually call because they want to play against the recreational players who limped in.
记住,我们已经了解这里的元游戏:如果我加注,我左边的专业玩家通常会跟注,因为他们想和那些跟注的休闲玩家对局。

When I am over-limping I often hold a marginal hand, since I would be trying to isolate the recreational players if I were holding a strong hand.
当我过度跟注时,我经常持有边缘手牌,因为如果我持有强牌,我会试图孤立娱乐玩家。

The professionals sitting behind me probably understand this, so they will often raise when I decide to limp to get value from my marginal holdings while they are in position.
坐在我身后的专业人士可能会理解这一点,所以当我决定跟注以从我的边缘手牌中获得价值时,他们通常会加注。

If they raise, I would have the option to come over the top for a very significant amount and get some players to fold, some players to call and lower the SPR to a point where I can over-realize my equity.
如果他们加注,我将有机会以非常显著的金额加注,并让一些玩家弃牌,一些玩家跟注,并将 SPR 降低到一个我可以过度实现资产的程度。
Although my hand does have some nuttiness, it doesn't play too well in multiway pots. The only flops on which I could get a lot of money in the middle in a multiway situation would be if I flop a top set, a flush or nut flush draw.
虽然我的手牌确实有一些疯狂,但在多路底池中表现并不太好。在多路情况下,我能在中间赚很多钱的唯一翻牌情况是我翻到顶级套牌、同花或坚果同花牌。

It will be tricky to play this hand postflop, especially at medium to high SPRs. Therefore, two situations are promising ones for me. I should either try to keep the pot small and hope to hit a very strong hand.
在后翻牌时玩这手牌会有些棘手,尤其是在中高 SPR 时。因此,对我来说有两种情况是有希望的。我要么尝试保持底池小,希望能打出一个非常强的牌。

Or, I should try to get a huge chunk of my stack into the pot preflop to lower the SPR and set myself up to go all-in on many different flops.
或者,我应该尝试在翻牌前将我的筹码堆中的大部分放入底池,以降低 SPR 并为自己设定条件在许多不同的翻牌上全押。
This time I come in with the over-limp with A-A - I am hoping to either keep the pot very small or to be able to get a lot of chips in the middle in the event that one of the other players decides to raise.
这次我带着 A-A 进来,希望要么让底池保持很小,要么在其他玩家决定加注时能够把很多筹码放进中间。
The professionals behind me decide to over-limp and the flop is J-10 5 . I have completely missed the board and I check-fold.
我身后的专业人士决定过度跟注,翻牌是 J-10 5。我完全没有命中牌面,我选择弃牌。

This time my plan didn't work out as I hoped but this is a great hand example to illustrate how you should think about adjusting your strategy in view of the metagame considerations.
这次我的计划并没有像我希望的那样成功,但这是一个很好的手牌例子,可以说明你应该如何考虑根据元游戏的考虑调整你的策略。

Hand 4 手 4

The final interesting hand of the night occurs when I am once again in the straddle for and I hold A - . There are currently six players at the table and the first two players fold. The Button open limps, the Small Blind calls and the Big Blind checks. I also check.
当晚最有趣的一手发生在我再次坐在 的盲注位置时,我手里拿着 A - 。桌上目前有六名玩家,前两名玩家弃牌。庄家跟注,小盲跟注,大盲盲注。我也选择跟注。
The flop comes - 5 , giving me an open-ended straight draw and a backdoor nut flush draw. The Small Blind checks and the Big Blind quickly bets into an pot. With just an open-ender this is usually a fold.
翻牌是 - 5,给了我一个开放式顺子和一个后门的大牌同花顺的机会。小盲跟注,大盲迅速下注 ,底池里已经有 。只有一个开放式顺子,通常应该弃牌。
However, in this instance, my opponent is very attached to strong hands and he has been playing very passively for the last 3-4 hours. I believe that against this player I am very likely to win a big pot if I do hit my straight so I give myself additional implied odds.
然而,在这种情况下,我的对手非常依赖强手,过去 3-4 小时一直在非常保守地打牌。我相信对付这样的玩家,如果我打出顺子,很有可能赢得一大笔赌注,所以我给自己额外的暗示赔率。

I call and the other two players in the hand fold.
我叫牌,其他两名玩家弃牌。
The turn is the 3 , giving me the nut straight on a (K-7 )-3 board. Of course, the straight got there but it's one of the unlikelier straights I can be holding.
转牌是 3,让我在(K-7)-3 牌桌上得到了最大的顺子。当然,顺子出现了,但这是我可能持有的不太可能的顺子之一。

I think that my opponent was holding a very strong hand on the flop because he bet into multiple people and passive players usually only do that with very strong hands. In this situation, I want to maximize my value against his hand so, after he checks, I use a pot-size bet.
我认为我的对手在翻牌时手牌很强,因为他对多人下注,而被动玩家通常只会用很强的手牌这样做。在这种情况下,我想最大化地提高对他手牌的价值,所以在他检牌后,我下注与底池相同大小。

My opponent calls very quickly. When somebody calls very quickly, they are sometimes sending a subconscious message saying, "I am strong, don't try to bluff me on the river. I am willing to go to showdown."
我的对手叫得很快。当有人叫得很快时,有时会传递潜意识信息,说:“我很强,不要试图在河牌时虚张声势。我愿意去决胜局。”
The river brings the meaningless , making the board ( and my opponent immediately checks. I go into the tank before betting almost the full size of the pot without announcing that I bet full pot. My opponent quickly calls and I win a pot. You don't always have to think deeply about polarization or board texture to choose the correct bet sizing. In multiway pots, passive opponents who bet are usually very strong and won't like to let go of their hand when a very unlikely straight comes in.
河流带来了毫无意义的 ,让板( )和我的对手立即检查。在下注之前,我进入了沉思状态,几乎下注了整个底池的大小,而没有宣布我下注了整个底池。我的对手迅速跟注,我赢得了一个 的底池。你并不总是需要深思熟虑极化或板块质地来选择正确的下注大小。在多路底池中,下注的被动对手通常非常强大,当一个非常不太可能的顺子出现时,他们不会喜欢放弃手牌。

I wouldn't suggest bluffing in a spot like this even with a blocker or two.
我不建议在这种情况下虚张声势,即使有一个或两个阻挡器。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • From the moment that you sit down at the table, you should start to analyze your opponents.
    从你坐下来的那一刻起,你就应该开始分析你的对手。
  • What is their motivation for playing?
    他们玩游戏的动机是什么?
  • What adjustments should you start making preflop?
    您应该在翻牌前开始做出哪些调整?
  • What adjustments should you start making postflop?
    你应该在后翻牌时开始做出哪些调整?
  • Think about your own image. How will your opponents adjust their strategy based on that perceived image? How should you adjust your ranges accordingly to exploit their perception of your image?
    考虑一下你自己的形象。你的对手会如何根据这种感知的形象调整他们的策略?你应该如何相应地调整你的范围,以利用他们对你形象的认知?
  • Pay attention to your opponent's timing.
    注意你对手的时机。
  • Pay attention to the stack sizes.
    注意堆栈大小。

Away From the Table
远离餐桌

Bankroll Management 资金管理

General Introduction 总体介绍
Bankroll management is one of the most important considerations in your overall poker journey. Bankroll management is the practice of creating financial rules that you set for yourself regarding the stakes you will play with a specific bankroll.
银行资金管理是您整个扑克之旅中最重要的考虑因素之一。银行资金管理是制定关于您将使用特定资金的赌注的财务规则的实践。
If you don't manage your bankroll well, you can lose it all, which means that you can't play anymore. It doesn't matter how good you are; it doesn't matter how hard you worked in the past and how many hours you put into your game off the tables.
如果你不能好好管理你的筹码,你可能会失去一切,这意味着你将无法继续玩下去。无论你有多么优秀,无论你过去付出了多少努力,以及在桌子外花了多少时间,这都无关紧要。

When you lose your entire poker bankroll, you also lose the ability to realize your edge and your ability to make money in poker. Mismanaging your bankroll runs the risk of placing you in a disastrous scenario.
当你输掉整个扑克筹码时,你也失去了认识自己的优势和在扑克中赚钱的能力。管理不善你的筹码风险会让你陷入灾难性的境地。

Introduction to Variance
方差介绍

One of the biggest causes in poker for mental game problems and tilt, is being under-rolled. To strengthen your mindset and to avoid tilt, you must understand variance, the implication that it has and how to deal with it.
在扑克中导致心理游戏问题和倾斜的最大原因之一是筹码不足。为了加强你的心态并避免倾斜,你必须了解方差,它的含义以及如何处理它。
Variance is a representation of how much results can differ from expectations.
方差是结果与期望值之间可以有多大差异的表示。
Let's say you are going to play in a game where you expect to win an hour. You are going to play a four hour session, so you are expecting to make a profit of . At the end of the session, you find yourself down. This
假设你要参加一场比赛,预计每小时赢得 。你将进行四个小时的比赛,所以你期望获利 。在比赛结束时,你发现自己亏损

can happen often and it can be frustrating.
可能经常发生,这可能令人沮丧。
There is no denying variance is a big part of the game. However, the good news is that variance is what brings action to the game. It hides the truth and means that losing players who win a few times in a row can be in denial regarding their true strength.
不可否认,差异是游戏的重要组成部分。然而,好消息是差异是给游戏带来活力的原因。它隐藏了真相,意味着连续赢几次的输家可能会否认自己真正的实力。

It also affects winning players who go on a heater and now overestimate their edge. Variance can also negatively impact the confidence of winning players who are experiencing a downswing.
它还会影响那些赢家,他们一直处于状态良好,现在高估了自己的优势。方差也可能对正在经历低谷的赢家的信心产生负面影响。
In most cases, your edge will be impacted by how well you run. There are very few players in the world who are not affected by variance and who are playing equally well when they are on a big downswing as to when they are on a heater.
在大多数情况下,你的优势将受到你的运气有多好的影响。世界上很少有玩家不受方差影响,无论是在大幅下滑时还是在赢钱时,他们的表现都一样出色。

Very often, players who are losing money start to play worse and, because of this, they can lose their edge and become losing players in the games they usually are winning players in.
经常情况下,输钱的玩家开始表现更差,因此他们可能失去优势,在通常是赢家的游戏中变成输家。
You want to stop thinking about yourself as either a winning player or a losing player. You want to ask yourself: "In this game, at this time, with these players, and with this level of focus and confidence, am I a winning player or not?"
你想停止把自己看作是一个赢家或输家。你想问自己:“在这场游戏中,在这个时候,与这些玩家一起,并且在这个专注和信心水平下,我是一个赢家吗?”
If you are on average a 3bb/100 winning player, that doesn't mean that you were a 3bb/100 winning player last night when you were way too tired. You probably were a losing player in that game.
如果你平均每 100 手牌赢 3 个大盲,这并不意味着昨晚当你太累时你就是一个每 100 手牌赢 3 个大盲的玩家。你可能在那场游戏中是一个输家。

It is important to understand that the win rate you have is fluctuating and depending on many different factors. Always ask yourself: "Am I a winning player in this game, right now?" If the answer to this question is no, then take some time to reflect on why you are playing.
重要的是要明白你的胜率是波动的,并取决于许多不同的因素。始终要问自己:“我现在在这个游戏中是一个赢家吗?”如果这个问题的答案是否定的,那么花点时间反思一下为什么你在玩。

Downswings

Players often ask me two different questions related to downswings:
玩家经常问我与颓势相关的两个不同问题:
  • What have my worst PLO downswings been like?
    我的最糟糕的 PLO 下跌是什么样的?
  • What they should do if they're in a downswing?
    如果他们处于低迷状态,他们应该做什么?
Before I answer, let me just clarify what a downswing is. A downswing is when you lose money for an extended and unexpected amount of time or sessions. Downswing is a word that mostly applies to players with positive win rates, who should be winners.
在我回答之前,让我先澄清一下什么是下降。下降是指你在一个延长且意外的时间或局数里亏钱。下降这个词通常适用于具有正收益率的玩家,他们应该是赢家。
For online poker, my worst downswings have been around 50 buy-ins and I have had one every year or two since 2011. In my worst sessions online, I
对于在线扑克,我的最严重的下跌大约是 50 个买入,自 2011 年以来,每年或两年我都会经历一次。在我最糟糕的在线牌局中,

have lost almost 20 buy-ins but that doesn't happen nearly as often now as I usually just stop playing after I lose the tenth stack.
我已经输掉了将近 20 个买入,但现在这种情况发生的频率并不像以前那样频繁,因为我通常在输掉第十个筹码后就会停止玩游戏。

For live poker, I mostly play sporadically during events, so I wouldn't say I have experienced any long-term downswing yet, but I have won and lost 20 buy-ins in single sessions.
对于现场扑克,我大多在活动期间零星地玩,所以我不会说我已经经历过任何长期的下跒,但我在单次游戏中赢了和输了 20 个买入。
I assume there are winning players who have lost more than 50 buy-ins before getting upside traction or quitting. A 6-max PLO player with a win rate of has a about a chance of losing after 100,000 hands, given an average standard deviation. Imagine how losing after 100,000 hands can destroy someone's confidence and motivation. Feeling like you should be crushing the games and yet still losing.
我假设有赢家在获得正面进展或退出之前已经输掉了 50 个买入以上。一个 6 人座 PLO 玩家,胜率为 ,在玩了 10 万手后,根据平均标准差,有大约 的机会输掉。想象一下,在玩了 10 万手后输掉会如何摧毁一个人的信心和动力。感觉自己应该碾压游戏,但却依然在输。

This can really impact on your mental state and your ability to perform well at the tables.
这确实会影响您的心理状态和在桌子上表现良好的能力。
When you are stuck in a downswing, it is very tempting to drop down in stakes or to quit playing entirely because you feel like you are a losing player. And, worse, it feels like there is nothing you can do that will change this.
当你陷入低迷时,很容易诱惑你降低赌注或完全停止玩游戏,因为你觉得自己是一个输家。更糟糕的是,感觉好像没有任何事情可以改变这种情况。

You might be crushing the games and the only thing you must do is keep playing more hands and consistently improve.
您可能已经在游戏中表现出色,您唯一需要做的就是继续玩更多的手,并持续提高。
You need to accept that in order to get a good enough sample to accurately know your win rate, you will have to play a lot and your game will have changed over time. Game dynamics will also change both positively and negatively.
您需要接受这样一个事实,为了获得足够好的样本来准确了解您的胜率,您将不得不玩很多,并且随着时间的推移,您的游戏也会发生变化。游戏动态也会积极和消极地变化。

You can only get an average of your true win rate because it changes over time, so don't worry too much about it. Focus on making the best decisions at each point of each hand. Learn strategy and execute it. That's all you can do and that's all you must do.
你只能得到你真实胜率的平均值,因为它会随着时间变化,所以不要太担心。专注于在每一手牌的每个阶段做出最佳决策。学习策略并执行它。这就是你能做的,也是你必须做的。
It is important that you realize the impact variance can have and that a bad run can happen to anyone.
重要的是你意识到方差可能产生的影响,以及不好的运气可能发生在任何人身上。

The best way to know whether you are in a downswing or just losing because of poor strategy, is by identifying variance and identifying your opponent's mistakes and your solid thought process.
了解你是处于低迷还是仅仅因为策略不佳而输掉比赛的最佳方法是通过识别差异并识别对手的错误以及你坚实的思维过程。

All-in EV 全程 EV

All-in EV stands for all-in expected value. It's a statistic commonly used in poker trackers and it calculates the EV of your hand for the times you are allin against your opponent's hand. That's all it does.
全程 EV 代表全程预期价值。这是扑克跟踪器中常用的统计数据,它计算了您的手牌在您与对手手牌全下注时的 EV。就是这样。
You can then see what your winnings were over time and also what your all-in EV adjusted winnings should be. Maybe you ran hot and won more in all-in scenarios than you should have. Maybe you ran bad and you won fewer.
您可以看到随着时间的推移您的赢利情况,以及您所有投入的预期赢利应该是多少。也许您在全押情况下赢得更多,超出了预期。也许您运气不佳,赢得较少。

The point is that many players think of this number as an accurate way
问题在于许多玩家认为这个数字是一个准确的方式

to tell if you've been experiencing good or bad variance.
要判断您是否经历了好的还是坏的变化。
In reality, all-in EV is just a small part of the variance you experience when playing PLO or, indeed, poker in general. How did you end up going all-in in the first place? The cards you got, your opponent's cards, the board? It all had to line up for an all-in scenario.
实际上,全程 EV 只是您在玩 PLO 或者说一般扑克时经历的方差的一小部分。您是如何最终决定全押的呢?您得到的牌,对手的牌,牌桌上的情况?所有这些都必须为全押的情况做好准备。

That's a lot of variance before the all-in even happens.
这是在一切都发生之前有很大的差异。
What about the hands that didn't end up in an all-in? Most hands don't. How many hands did you see the flop with and how strong did your hands remain on the flop? Did you get good flops or bad flops for your preflop range? What about turns and river?
那些没有全下的手怎么样?大多数手都不是全下的。你看到了多少手翻牌,并且你的手在翻牌时保持多强?你是得到了好的翻牌还是坏的翻牌符合你的起手牌范围?转牌和河牌呢?

How many mistakes did each opponent make, how costly were they and were you able to profit from them? I could go on and on about how much variance there is in poker.
每个对手犯了多少错误,这些错误有多严重,你能从中获利吗?我可以继续谈论扑克中有多少变数。
The only elements that aren't variance are the decisions we make. How much we prepare off the table and how we execute at the table. How much we buy-in for, which hands to play, how to react to what happens during the hand and what we do with the information we get.
决定我们做出的是唯一不变的元素。我们离桌子前做多少准备,以及我们在桌子上如何执行。我们买入多少筹码,选择哪些牌打,如何应对手中发生的事情,以及如何处理我们得到的信息。

Once you accept that, you will have an easier time dealing with inevitable downswings and be able to keep your confidence grounded during them.
一旦你接受了这一点,你将更容易处理不可避免的低谷,并能够在其中保持自信。

Bankroll Schedule Guide 资金计划指南

Everyone has different poker goals and motivations. I am not going to provide set in stone rules on precisely how many buy-ins you "need" to be able to play a specific stake.
每个人都有不同的扑克目标和动机。我不打算提供关于需要多少买入才能玩特定赌注的一成不变的规则。

The truth is that everyone's situation is different and that every different situation requires a different optimal bankroll management technique.
事实是每个人的情况都不同,每种不同的情况都需要不同的最佳资金管理技术。
If you play non-professionally, a lot depends on your income. Maybe you don't need strict bankroll management rules because, within reason, you can replenish your bankroll. Play within your means and play at tables where you see other players making big mistakes.
如果您是业余玩家,很大程度上取决于您的收入。也许您不需要严格的资金管理规则,因为在合理范围内,您可以补充您的资金。在您的能力范围内玩,并在您看到其他玩家犯大错误的桌子上玩。

Play only with money you can afford to lose and try to win to the best of your abilities so you can consider moving up in stakes. More on taking shots later.
只用你能承受得起的钱玩,尽力赢取,这样你就可以考虑提高赌注。稍后再谈如何尝试。
If you are a professional and cannot replenish your bankroll, you need to protect your risk of ruin. I recommend that professionals use the standard rule of 100 to 150 buy-ins.
如果您是一名专业人士,无法补充您的筹码,您需要保护您的破产风险。我建议专业人士使用 100 到 150 个买入的标准规则。

This sounds rather conservative, but it will prevent you from having mental issues because you are under-rolled. When you are appropriately rolled, you are way less likely to tilt after losing a few buy-ins.
这听起来相当保守,但它将防止您因为被压制而出现心理问题。当您适当地被压制时,您在输掉几个买入后倾斜的可能性要小得多。
Let's say you are playing online PLO with a bankroll (100
假设您正在使用 100 美元的银行 roll(100)玩在线 PLO

buy-ins). You should move down as soon as you have only 100 buy-ins for the next lower limit which is, in this case, 100 buy-ins for PLO $200, which equals .
购买入场券)。一旦您只剩下下一个更低限额的 100 个买入,即在本例中为 PLO $200 的 100 个买入,您应该立即降级。
The higher your win rate, the lower your variance is going to be. This means that if you have a big win rate, such as in live PLO games, you could be less strict and go as low as 50 buy-ins.
您的胜率越高,您的方差就会越低。这意味着如果您有很高的胜率,比如在现场 PLO 游戏中,您可以放松要求,降低到 50 个买入。

If you have a small win rate, you should be stricter because you will experience bigger downswings.
如果您的胜率较低,您应该更加严格,因为您将经历更大的下跌。
You may be more confident that you are a good winner at your regular game. This could perhaps be because you can assess the (poor) quality of the typical decisions the players are making. In that case you can be less strict and can operate with a 50 buy-in bankroll.
您可能更有信心,因为您在常规游戏中是一个优秀的赢家。这可能是因为您可以评估玩家们所做决策的(糟糕)质量。在这种情况下,您可以更宽松一些,并且可以使用 50 个买入的筹码。

Just keep in mind you also must be hyper-aware of variance and move down if you need to.
只需记住,您还必须对差异保持高度警觉,并在需要时降级。
You must move down before it is too late because that can have you end up in a situation where your entire roll is in danger.
你必须在为时已晚之前下移,因为这可能导致你陷入整个局势危险的境地。

Moving Up and Down in Stakes
在赌注中上下移动

So, what stake should you play? This is a question that comes up a lot during my Twitch.tv livestreams.
那么,你应该玩什么赌注?这是我在 Twitch.tv 直播中经常遇到的问题。
If you're a beginner, I suggest first jumping into a micro or small stakes game. Play your first few thousand hands anywhere and just get more comfortable with the game against easy opposition.
如果你是初学者,我建议先尝试参加微型或小规模的赌局。在任何地方玩你的前几千手牌,只是更加熟悉游戏并与容易对手对抗。

Start getting better at making the right adjustments preflop and using the Four Pillars of Postflop Analysis. There's no need to jump into a game where losing a few stacks will sting you.
开始在翻牌前更好地做出正确的调整,并使用后翻分析的四大支柱。没有必要进入一场游戏,输掉几个筹码会让你痛苦。
Once you are more confident with your game, you can continue there or test out a higher stake. You don't have to officially become a regular to play your first session. If you feel ready and can afford to lose a few buy-ins, you can give it a shot. Know that you are still at a stage where you will make mistakes. If you can't afford it or won't have an edge when you do, there's no great reason to do it.
一旦您对自己的游戏更有信心,您可以继续在那里或尝试更高的赌注。您不必正式成为 的常客才能玩您的第一 场。如果您感觉准备好并且能够承受一些买入的损失,那么可以试一试。请注意,您仍处于会犯错误的阶段。如果您负担不起或在做时没有优势,那么没有很好的理由去做。

Keep building your poker bankroll until you're ready.
继续建立你的扑克筹码,直到你准备好。
In the end, there are only two things that you should focus on when you are thinking about what stake to play:
最后,当你考虑要玩什么牌时,只有两件事是你应该关注的
  • Do I have an edge in this game after the rake, based on the skills that I have, the level of play of my opponents, and my mental state?
    在抽水后,基于我拥有的技能、对手的水平以及我的心态,我在这场比赛中是否有优势?
  • Does my bankroll allow me to play this stake?
    我的赌资是否足以玩这个赌注?
If you answer both questions with a yes, you should be playing that game.
如果您对这两个问题都回答“是”,那么您应该玩那个游戏。

Never make decisions about what games you should play based on how much you are winning or losing, or on "how good you are running." Only play the games where you think you can make the most profit while staying within the limits that your bankroll allows you to play at.
永远不要根据你赢了多少或输了多少,或者“你的运气有多好”来决定你应该玩什么游戏。只玩你认为能在保持在你的资金允许的限制内获利最多的游戏。
Moving up the stakes is more complicated than moving down in stakes. A lot of players who go on a heater and win a lot of money think they should move up. The problem with this way of thinking is that these players don't consider what their edge might be at a higher stake.
提高赌注比降低赌注更复杂。许多赢了很多钱的玩家认为他们应该提高赌注。这种思维方式的问题在于这些玩家没有考虑到在更高赌注下他们可能的优势。
They only look at the financial results, which are usually highly influenced by variance. Past results are not a good predictor for their edge at a higher stake. However, some players fall on the opposite side of the spectrum.
他们只看财务结果,这些结果通常受变异影响很大。过去的结果并不是他们在更高赌注上优势的好预测因素。然而,有些玩家则站在相反的一边。

They are crushing the games at their stake but they don't yet have 100 buy-ins for the next stake, so they are waiting until their bankroll allows them to move up.
他们在当前的赌注上取得了胜利,但是他们还没有下一个赌注所需的 100 倍买入,所以他们正在等待,直到他们的资金允许他们升级。
Waiting too long before moving up can also be a mistake. If you are certain that you are crushing your normal games, after accounting for variance, it could make sense to be more aggressive in your shot-taking.
等待太久再前进也可能是一个错误。如果你确定在考虑到方差后你已经击败了你的正常游戏,那么更积极地尝试可能是有意义的。
Try not to consider yourself as a player who plays at a specific stake. You can usually play at least at a couple of different stakes and you should always look for the most EV game that is available within your range of stakes.
尽量不要把自己看作是在特定赌注下玩的玩家。通常你可以至少在几个不同的赌注下玩,你应该始终寻找在你赌注范围内可用的最有利期望值的游戏。

One day it might be a lower stake and the next a higher one. It depends on who's playing it and how good a mental state you are in.
有一天可能是一个较低的赌注,下一天可能是一个较高的赌注。这取决于谁在玩以及你的心理状态有多好。

Taking Shots 拍摄照片

Taking a shot is a high risk, high reward scenario. To justify it, you should look for situations where you have a big edge. When you are taking a shot, you want your success rate to be as high as possible.
拍摄是一种高风险、高回报的情况。为了证明它,你应该寻找你有很大优势的情况。当你在拍摄时,你希望你的成功率尽可能高。
You never want to just take a shot. You want to take a good shot.
你永远不只是想随便拍一张照片。你想拍一张好照片。
To take a good shot, you must consider many different things. When are the regulars at the new stake playing? When are the recreational players playing? At what time am I in the optimal mental state to take the perfect shot?
要拍出好照片,你必须考虑很多不同的事情。新手玩家什么时候在玩?休闲玩家什么时候在玩?在什么时间我处于最佳的心理状态来拍摄完美的照片?

What do I need to do to prepare myself to get into this state?
我需要做什么来准备自己进入这种状态?
Let's say you want to take a shot at a PLO $200 online. You set aside or to do so. Then, you want to think about what the best time to take
让我们说你想在网上尝试一下 PLO $200。 你准备好 去做。 然后,你想考虑什么时候是最好的时间去尝试。

the shot is. For example, Sunday evening is the time where most of the recreational players are playing. But the regulars are also online on Sunday to exploit all the recreational players who are playing there.
射门。例如,周日晚上是大多数休闲玩家玩耍的时间。但常客们也会在周日上线,以利用所有在那里玩耍的休闲玩家。
Most of the regulars might play long hours on Sunday. If you come in towards the end of the night, most regulars might be very tired because they have already been playing the entire day. This means that the regulars are not playing their best game.
大多数常客可能会在星期天玩很长时间。如果你在晚上接近结束时进来,大多数常客可能会非常疲倦,因为他们已经玩了整整一天。这意味着常客并没有发挥出最佳水平。

So, you have potentially found a time slot where a lot of recreational players are online, while the regulars are not playing their A-game.
所以,您可能找到了一个时间段,在这个时间段里有很多休闲玩家在线,而常客们并没有发挥出他们的最佳水平。
The next step is to make sure that you are showing up in a good mental state. You want to be well rested and sharp at the start of your session.
下一步是确保你以良好的精神状态出现。你希望在会议开始时精神饱满、头脑清晰。

If you can make these factors come together, it truly is a shot worth taking and that is how you maximize your chances to succeed and subsequently move up to the next stake.
如果你能让这些因素汇聚在一起,那确实是值得一试的机会,这样你就能最大限度地提高成功的机会,随后晋升到下一个层次。
Before taking the shot, you want to ask yourself, "if I will lose all the money that I have set aside for this shot, am I going to regret it?" If the answer is yes, then you are probably not taking a good enough shot.
在拍摄之前,你想问自己,“如果我失去了为这次拍摄准备的所有钱,我会后悔吗?”如果答案是肯定的,那么你可能没有拍摄一个足够好的镜头。

If the answer is no, then you have prepared yourself optimally, and you are ready to take the shot.
如果答案是否定的,那么你已经做好了最佳准备,你已经准备好出手了。
Now all you can do is focus on playing as well as you can. If you lose the money you had set aside for the shot, then move down, rebuild and try again. Eventually the shot will work out and you will find yourself playing at a higher stake when games are good.
现在你所能做的就是专注于尽力发挥。如果你失去了为这一投注而预留的资金,那就退后一步,重建并再次尝试。最终,这一投注会成功,当游戏进展顺利时,你会发现自己在更高的赌注上玩耍。
When taking a shot, you want to ensure that you don't have to drop down two stakes if the shot goes wrong. For example, you are playing PLO $200 and you are making an hour. You are confident that you are crushing this game and you have a bankroll of 100 buy-ins . You want to start taking a shot at PLO $500. The important point is that you must make sure you can always keep playing at PLO $200 even if your shot goes wrong!
在拍摄时,您希望确保如果拍摄失败,您不必放弃两个赌注。例如,您正在玩 PLO $200,每小时赚 。您确信自己在这场比赛中表现出色,拥有 100 个买入 的资金。您想开始尝试 PLO $500。重要的是,您必须确保即使拍摄失败,您也能继续在 PLO $200 上玩!
You don't want to risk a major percentage of your bankroll. If you take a big shot at PLO and lose 20 buy-ins, you are left with a poker roll. This would mean that you would have to drop back down to PLO $100, where you might only be making about an hour. Set aside a reasonable amount, such as five buy-ins and try it out. You can win back at PLO and it doesn't affect your ability to play at your main stake.
您不想冒险把您银行卷的大部分赌上。如果您在 PLO 大赌一把,输掉 20 个买入,您只剩下 的扑克卷。这意味着您必须降回到 PLO $100,那里您可能每小时只赚 。留出一个合理的金额,比如五个买入,试试看。您可以在 PLO 赢回 ,而不影响您在主要赌注上的能力。
Remember, you shouldn't wait until you have 100 buy-ins for the next stake and then play the higher stake every day. You should decide before
记住,你不应该等到你有 100 个买入才玩下一个赌注,然后每天玩更高的赌注。你应该在之前做出决定。

whether you want to take a shot, then find a good scenario to do so. It will take some time to get used to the new stake because you are facing new players and you need to adjust to playing for larger sums of money.
无论你想不想尝试,都要找一个好的场景来做。因为你面对新玩家,需要适应玩更大金额的游戏,所以会需要一些时间来适应新的赌注。

By being in this, "take a shot" mentality, you will gain experience at your new stake and you will have a chance to move up and simultaneously limit your risk.
通过拥有这种“抓住机会”的心态,您将在新的赌注上获得经验,并有机会晋升,同时限制风险。

Main Takeaways 主要要点

  • If you bust your bankroll, it’s over. Don't risk it. Proper bankroll management is crucial and is needed to survive normal poker variance.
    如果你破产了,一切就结束了。不要冒险。正确的资金管理至关重要,需要以应对正常的扑克波动。
  • Be careful moving up too fast or too slow. This could massively hold you back in your poker journey. You should play the game where you can make the best possible hourly rate and is within your bankroll.
    移动得太快或太慢都要小心。这可能会严重阻碍你在扑克之旅中的进展。你应该玩那些能让你获得最佳时薪并且适合你的资金的游戏。
  • Stay in a "shot taking" mentality, while maintaining proper bankroll management. When you take a shot, make sure that you have an edge and have limited the potential downsides.
    保持“冒险”心态,同时保持适当的资金管理。当你冒险时,确保你有优势并限制了潜在的风险。

The Mental Game 心理游戏

When I decided to transition to playing Pot Limit Omaha in 2011, I simultaneously started working with mental game coaches. These have been my best investments and I don't think I would be where I am today without their input.
当我决定在 2011 年转向玩波特利米特奥马哈时,我同时开始与心理游戏教练合作。这些一直是我最好的投资,我认为如果没有他们的帮助,我今天不会达到这个地步。

I refer you to those experts in their field and I will talk about my experience with the mental game mainly as a PLO player.
我向您推荐那些在自己领域内的专家,我将主要谈谈作为 PLO 玩家的心理游戏经验。
I have spoken to many poker players with different abilities, talents and aspirations. Especially in private one-on-one conversations through coaching. Most poker players label themselves as, "lazy, unproductive and certainly not structured or self-disciplined."
我已经与许多扑克玩家交谈过,他们拥有不同的能力、才华和抱负。特别是在私下的一对一辅导对话中。大多数扑克玩家认为自己是“懒惰、无效率,肯定不是有条理或自律的人。”
Napoleon Hill wrote, "Self-discipline begins with the mastery of your thoughts. If you don't control what you think, you can't control what you do. Simple self-discipline enables you to think first and act afterwards."
拿破仑·希尔写道:“自律始于掌控自己的思想。如果你不能控制自己的思想,就无法控制自己的行为。简单的自律让你先思考后行动。”
The way you speak to yourself or the inner dialogue you have with yourself can be a huge problem and a limiting factor in your development as a player. If you want to do something, you first have to identify as a person who would do that thing.
你对自己说话的方式或者你与自己内心对话的方式可能是你作为一名运动员发展中的一个巨大问题和限制因素。如果你想做某事,你首先必须把自己看作是会做那件事的人。

For example, if you want to live a more disciplined life, then you first must identify as someone who can be more disciplined.
例如,如果你想过更有纪律的生活,那么你首先必须认定自己可以更有纪律。
You must always look to be congruent with your thoughts. Deep down this is a natural bias that humans have. If you think that you are lazy, then you are going to be lazy. So, you have to work on the basic level of your mind to fix the self-dialogue that you have.
你必须始终与你的想法保持一致。从内心深处,这是人类天生的偏见。如果你认为自己懒惰,那么你就会变得懒惰。因此,你必须在思维的基本层面上努力修正你的自我对话。

You must talk to yourself in a productive way and fashion and that always starts with clear thought processes. If you want to be a better PLO player, you must identify as someone who can learn more about the game.
您必须以富有成效的方式与自己交谈,这始终要从清晰的思维过程开始。如果您想成为更好的 PLO 玩家,您必须认定自己是一个可以更多地了解游戏的人。
We have thousands of thoughts every day and it's going to be tough to have productive thoughts if you lack clarity. It's important to find time in the day where you are structuring your thoughts. This is something you can learn and something you can train.
我们每天有成千上万个想法,如果缺乏清晰度,要有富有成效的想法将会很困难。在一天中找到时间来构建你的思维是很重要的。这是你可以学习和训练的事情。

If you have clarity about your goals and who you are, it is much easier to act upon that.
如果你对自己的目标和自我有清晰的认识,那么行动起来就会更容易。
Think first and act later. This relates a lot to poker, especially while playing. Mistakes often occur because a player acts before they think clearly. It's called tilt. If you can avoid acting before you think, you are going to execute a more successful strategy.
先想后行。这与扑克牌有很大关系,尤其是在玩的时候。错误经常发生是因为玩家在清晰思考之前就行动。这就是所谓的倾斜。如果你能避免在思考之前行动,你将执行更成功的策略。
You are going to play your A-game much more frequently if you focus on being self-aware about what you're thinking and only then act. There are three different high-performance areas that are the most important ones on which to focus if you want to improve your game.
如果你专注于自我意识,只有在那之后才采取行动,你将更频繁地发挥出色的水平。如果你想提高自己的水平,有三个不同的高绩效领域是最重要的焦点。

Pre-game Routines

Session planning 会议策划

  • How long will you play?
    你会玩多久?
  • How many breaks will you take and how often?
    你会休息多少次,多久休息一次?
  • How many sessions per week will you play?
    你每周会玩多少次?
  • Do you have a stop loss?
Do you want to focus on playing at a specific stack size?
你想专注于在特定筹码堆大小上玩吗?
  • Do you have strategic reminders with you to help you stay on the correct path?
    你是否有战略提醒来帮助你保持在正确的道路上?

Environmental optimization

  • How do you improve your workspace so that you are fully focused?
    你如何改善你的工作空间,以便能够完全专注?
  • Have you removed all potential distractions?
    你已经清除了所有潜在的干扰吗?
  • How do you make sure that you stay hydrated while you are playing?
    你在玩的时候如何确保自己保持水分充足?
What kind of music are you listening to, if any?
你在听什么样的音乐,如果有的话?
  • What do you do right before you play in order to be fully optimized for playing poker?
    你在打扑克之前会做什么来充分优化自己?

In-game Routines

  • Tilt control. How to stick to using logic instead of focusing too much on your emotions?
    倾斜控制。如何坚持使用逻辑而不是过分关注情绪?
  • Awareness. Do you fully understand how you are feeling when you are playing? Do you know if you have an edge? Are you playing for the right reasons?
    意识。当你玩的时候,你是否完全了解自己的感受?你知道自己是否有优势吗?你是否出于正确的原因在玩?
  • Motivation. How do you stick to your pre-game plan? Maybe you are up a lot and you feel like quitting. How can you stay disciplined then?
    动机。你如何坚持你的赛前计划?也许你已经领先很多,感觉想要放弃。那么你如何保持纪律呢?
  • Breaks. How do you optimize your breaks and what do you do during them?
    休息。您如何优化您的休息时间,您在休息时做什么?

Post-game Routines

  • Sleep, diet, exercise, meditation. Are you doing what you know you should do?
    睡眠、饮食、运动、冥想。你是否在做你知道应该做的事情?
  • Handling losing sessions and downswings. Are you paying attention to variance, both when you win and when you lose? The point is not to focus on variance but accept it and then focus on your decisions.
    处理输掉的局和下降趋势。你是否关注方差,无论是赢还是输?重点不是专注于方差,而是接受它,然后专注于你的决策。

    Can you look back and work out when you are playing badly, why it happened and how to fix it? If you don't, you can join our online community for help. Work on your mental game by reading books or listening to podcasts.
    你能回顾一下,弄清楚你打得不好的时候是为什么,以及如何解决吗?如果不能,你可以加入我们的在线社区寻求帮助。通过阅读书籍或听播客来提升你的心理素质。
  • Regulating stress. Find something to do for fun or that you like. Be grateful for the good things in life, like being able to play poker. Accept variance.
    调节压力。找一些有趣或喜欢的事情做。感恩生活中的好事,比如能玩扑克牌。接受变化。
  • Working on your game. What should your study-to-play ratio be? How do you work on your game? Let's examine this one more deeply.
    在玩游戏的时候。你的学习与游戏的比例应该是多少?你是如何提高自己的游戏水平的?让我们更深入地探讨这个问题。

Study-to-play Ratio 学习与玩耍的比例

A question that I often hear from my students is, "How much should I balance my poker time between studying and playing?”
我经常听到我的学生问的一个问题是,“我应该如何平衡学习和玩扑克的时间?”
I hope that by now you understand that in this book I am not trying to provide you with universally applicable answers. That's not the approach that I think will give you the best possible results.
希望你现在明白,在这本书中,我并不试图为你提供普遍适用的答案。我认为这并不是能够带来最佳结果的方法。

The main goal with this book is to help you become a self-learner who will be able to find their own path in poker.
这本书的主要目标是帮助您成为一个能够在扑克中找到自己道路的自学者。
Let's first differentiate between different types of study sessions. Maybe you have already been working on your PLO game off the tables by doing things like watching PLO videos or reviewing hands. Or maybe you are completely new to the idea of "studying poker".
让我们首先区分不同类型的学习方式。也许您已经在桌子外努力提高您的 PLO 游戏水平,比如观看 PLO 视频或回顾手牌。或者您可能完全不了解“学习扑克”的概念。

Or, you might have no idea what type of study sessions are the most beneficial for your current situation.
或者,您可能不知道哪种类型的学习方式对您目前的情况最有益。
There are, broadly speaking, four different types of study sessions:
总的来说,学习会议有四种不同类型:
  • Session warm-up. 会议热身。
  • Play and study. 玩耍和学习。
Session review. 会议回顾。
Deep work. 深度工作。

Session Warm-up 会议热身

The session warm-up happens right before you play. In this session, you are reading notes that you made from your previous study sessions. Mainly, strategic reminders of what to do and what not to do. Maybe you identified a common mistake you make.
会议热身发生在你开始玩之前。在这个会议中,你正在阅读你从以前的学习会议中做的笔记。主要是对该做什么和不该做什么的战略提醒。也许你发现了一个你经常犯的错误。

Maybe you are using a tool to practice a specific situation, get feedback and warm up your cognitive poker abilities. Or you might be doing meditation and training your conscious mind to prepare and get ready for your session.
也许你正在使用工具来练习特定情况,获得反馈并热身你的认知扑克能力。或者你可能正在进行冥想,训练你的意识思维,为你的会话做准备并做好准备。
This type of study session is not intended to improve your strategic understanding of the game but is geared more so that you can execute what you have already learned. The big strategic takeaways are not achieved in this type of session.
这种学习会议并不旨在提高您对游戏的战略理解,而是更多地针对您能够执行已经学到的知识。在这种类型的会议中,并不能获得重要的战略收获。

However, they are important and you should do these session warm-ups every single time before you play.
然而,它们很重要,你应该在每次比赛前都做这些热身活动。
In fact, you already have a session warm-up. It might not be very good but
事实上,您已经有一个热身会话。可能不是很好,但

whatever it is you are doing in the 30 minute window before you play is your session warm-up. Since you already have one, you can easily change it to whatever kind of method you prefer to use as a warm-up for your poker session.
无论您在开始玩之前的 30 分钟内做什么,都是您的会话热身。由于您已经有一个,您可以轻松将其更改为您喜欢用作扑克会话热身的任何方法。

This will make it more likely that there is a certain consistency when it comes to the quality of play that you have.
这将使得在玩耍质量方面更有一定的一致性。
I suggest it's not related to highly complex and new subjects. So, watching a video, especially a theory video, is not a great idea because it generates new questions and you don't want to have to think about new questions before you play.
我建议这与高度复杂和新颖的主题无关。因此,观看视频,尤其是理论视频,并不是一个好主意,因为它会引发新问题,而你不想在玩之前考虑新问题。

You just want to reconfirm what you already know. Go through the sessions of common mistakes that you have already made and know how to fix them. And then head into your session.
你只是想要重新确认你已经知道的事情。浏览一下你已经犯过的常见错误,并知道如何修复它们。然后开始你的会话。
The goal here is more to get a refresher of your existing strategic understanding and not to try to integrate new understandings or insights. So, make sure to not do any complex work right before you play.
这里的目标更多是为了让您复习现有的战略理解,而不是尝试整合新的理解或见解。因此,请确保在您开始玩之前不要做任何复杂的工作。

Play and Study 玩耍和学习

This is a form of studying that is overlooked as it requires active selfawareness. The benefit of this type of study session is not necessarily to confirm your strategic understanding of how you play. It is more to understand how your execution works.
这是一种被忽视的学习形式,因为它需要主动的自我意识。这种学习方式的好处并不一定是为了确认你玩游戏的战略理解。更多的是了解你的执行方式是如何运作的。

How can you improve your thought processes? What kind of questions are arising in the first place? How do you plan to review hands? How long is your attention span and at what point do you need a break?
你如何改善你的思维过程?首先出现了什么样的问题?你打算如何审查手中的问题?你的注意力持续多久,何时需要休息?
For online players, the way to practice this is by playing fewer tables than usual. Playing one or two tables means that you have more time to make decisions and think about adjustments.
对于在线玩家来说,练习的方法是比平常少玩几张桌子。玩一两张桌子意味着你有更多时间做决定和考虑调整。

It frees up some time while you are playing so that you can train your attention span and be able to observe your own emotions. You can practice being more self-aware, which helps you to improve your performance mode. Live players can decide to do this anytime.
它可以在您玩游戏时释放一些时间,让您可以训练注意力,并能够观察自己的情绪。您可以练习更加自我意识,这有助于提高您的表现模式。现场玩家可以随时决定这样做。
Observe your behaviors in order to gain more knowledge and a better understanding of your performance. You are studying your execution process a lot more than your strategic understanding of the game.
观察你的行为,以获得更多知识和更好地了解你的表现。你更多地在研究你的执行过程,而不是游戏的战略理解。

There is a lot of value in this but you don't need to do this multiple times a week. You can do this once or twice a month and still generate useful information.
这很有价值,但你不需要每周多次这样做。你可以每月做一两次,仍然可以产生有用的信息。
The difference between not doing this at all and doing it once or twice a month can be significant. So, make sure to plan these play and study sessions into your schedule occasionally.
不做这件事和每月做一两次之间的差异可能很显著。因此,请确保偶尔将这些游戏和学习时间安排到您的日程中。

The Session Review

This is third type of study session that many players use. This is especially the case for online players who can easily review hands they have marked and labeled during sessions.
这是许多玩家使用的第三种学习方式。这对于在线玩家来说尤其如此,他们可以轻松地回顾在会话期间标记和标记过的手牌。

They can do so by themselves, post the hands online or partner up with other players for a session review. There is a lot of value in doing any of those things.
他们可以自己做,将手牌发布在网上,或者与其他玩家合作进行一次审查。做任何这些事情都有很大的价值。
The most important thing though, is not the quantity of how many session reviews you make or how many hands you review. It's more about the quality. What kind of questions are you asking? What is your thought process when it comes to analyzing a hand?
然而,最重要的是,不是你做了多少次会议回顾或者审查了多少手牌的数量。更重要的是质量。你问了什么样的问题?在分析一手牌时,你的思考过程是什么?
The goal of a session review is to formulate your thought processes as accurately as possible so someone else can give you feedback on them. You want to mark hands while you play and review those hands after the session.
会话审查的目标是尽可能准确地阐述您的思维过程,以便他人可以就此向您提供反馈。您希望在玩牌时标记手牌,并在会话结束后审查这些手牌。

You want to focus on finding answers to questions such as, "What is actually the problem here? Why am I struggling with this hand? What decision point was the most difficult for me to find an answer to? And why was it difficult?”
您想要专注于寻找答案,比如,“实际上问题出在哪里?为什么我在这方面有困难?哪个决策点对我来说是最困难找到答案的?为什么会困难?”
When you review hands from a particular scenario, such as those in a 3-bet pot, the first thing that you want to do is to go through your current understanding of the situation. If you don't have enough information, try to find it somewhere.
当您审查特定情景中的手牌时,比如在 3-bet 盆中的手牌,您首先要做的是审查您对情况的当前理解。如果您没有足够的信息,尝试在其他地方找到它。

In this book, software or in any poker community.
在这本书中,软件或在任何扑克社区。
You are essentially using an approach that is very request-based. You take a hand, you request information, you find that information and then you have an answer to your problem. That sort of format is very valuable but not nearly as much as the next type of study session.
您基本上是在使用一种非常基于请求的方法。您拿到一个问题,请求信息,找到信息,然后您就得到了解决问题的答案。这种格式非常有价值,但远不及下一种类型的学习会话。

Deep Work 深度工作

Deep work is where you should be spending most of your time when it comes to studying away from the table. As the name implies, this is when you focus on a specific topic and examine it deeply.
深度工作是你在远离桌子学习时应该花费大部分时间的地方。顾名思义,这是你专注于特定主题并深入研究的时候。

Focus on a topic, then go through different strategies and strength buckets and variations of scenarios within that topic. For example, c-betting on Ace-high boards, c-betting on monotone boards, etc.
专注于一个主题,然后通过不同的策略、强度桶和该主题内的情景变化来进行分析。例如,在 A 高牌板上进行 c-bet,在单色板上进行 c-bet 等。
You should study the different routes that a hand can take. That will enable you to dive really deeply into the subject and get a more thorough and comprehensive understanding of the topic.
你应该研究手可以采取的不同路径。这将使你能够深入研究这个主题,并更全面地理解这个话题。

This might be by going through solver output or you might be reviewing stats and hands based on someone
这可能是通过求解器输出,或者您可能根据某人的统计数据和手牌进行审查

else's research. 别人的研究。
When it comes to reviewing hands in deep work, the difference here is that you are going very deeply into a subject. You choose a helpful subject, create a hypothesis, and then find appropriate solutions and hands in your database to test.
当涉及深入工作中审查手部时,这里的区别在于您正在深入研究一个主题。您选择一个有用的主题,提出假设,然后找到适当的解决方案和手部在您的数据库中进行测试。
A session review is focused on reviewing the hands you have played recently, independent of the topic, and then finding answers. It's a different process.
会议审查专注于审查您最近玩过的手牌,与主题无关,然后找到答案。这是一个不同的过程。

In general, it's more valuable to spend a lot of time based on a specific topic instead of finding random recent hands to review. The reason is because the work will then be more focused. There are certain situations in the game that are more important to fix than others.
通常,花费大量时间基于特定主题而不是找到随机最近的手牌进行复习更有价值。原因是工作将更加专注。在游戏中有一些情况比其他情况更重要修复。
By focusing on a topic that is highly influential for your win rate, you are really able to fix those leaks and obtain a greater understanding of this specific subject that will be very important to your bottom line.
通过专注于对您的胜率非常有影响力的主题,您真的能够修复那些漏洞,并对这个特定主题有更深入的了解,这对您的底线非常重要。

However, if you focus on individual hands the problem is that your study will be quite random. So, decide, what topics are you going to review and learn more about? Sometimes it's going to be spots that are actually quite insignificant to your bottom line.
然而,如果你只关注个别案例,问题在于你的研究会相当随机。因此,请决定要审查和了解更多的主题是什么?有时候,这些可能是对你的底线实际上相当无关紧要的地方。

And by doing a lot of session reviews you can easily "waste" a lot of time on reviewing insignificant spots. That's why you should spend most of your time in deep work.
通过进行大量的会议审查,您很容易会在审查无关紧要的地方上“浪费”很多时间。这就是为什么您应该将大部分时间花在深度工作上。
Meditation and visualization can also be considered deep work as you are going through the same process with yourself as the subject.
冥想和想象也可以被视为深度工作,因为你正在经历与自己作为主题相同的过程。

Learning Type Hierarchy 学习类型层次结构

Diagram 145 图表 145
Diagram 145 illustrates the hierarchy of learning. Deep learning is at the bottom and builds your deepest and most fundamental understanding of the game. Then session reviews, warm-up and right at the top is the play and study session.
图表 145 展示了学习的层次结构。深度学习位于底部,构建了您对游戏的最深入和最基本的理解。然后是会议回顾、热身,最顶端是游戏和学习会话。
All learning sessions are important but to a different degree. When we talk about the ratio of study-to-play time, you should realize that most of the time spent away from the table should go into deep work.
所有学习时间都很重要,但程度不同。当我们谈论学习与娱乐时间的比例时,你应该意识到大部分远离桌面的时间应该用于深度工作。
A lot of people talk about the hours that you put in away from the table but watching some videos and looking at your biggest pots is not enough. When you are following a certain process over and over again, you will become faster and smarter at it.
很多人谈论你在桌子外面投入的时间,但仅仅观看一些视频和查看你最大的赌注是不够的。当你一遍又一遍地遵循某个过程时,你会变得更快更聪明。
For example, a process would be watching a training video, taking notes, then doing three to five quizzes afterwards. Then finding hands in your database and formulating good questions to ask the poker community or to submit in a session to get feedback. That's one process.
例如,一个过程可能是观看培训视频,做笔记,然后做三到五个测验。然后在您的数据库中找到手牌,并制定好问题,向扑克社区提问或在 会话中提交以获得反馈。这就是一个过程。
If you implement cycles repeatedly you will become smarter and more efficient. And that's really the goal here. To have sessions away from the table that are deep and profound and that at the same time are not going to eat up hours and hours of your time.
如果您反复实施循环,您将变得更聪明、更高效。这确实是这里的目标。要有远离桌子的深刻而深刻的会议,同时又不会占用您大量时间。

And the way to do that is by not having random sessions away from the table but to be focused on a certain process
而要做到这一点的方法是不要在桌子旁边进行随机的会话,而是要专注于某个特定的过程

that you are integrating continually.
你正在持续整合。
What that process looks like depends on your preferences, your learning type, and on your existing skill set and understanding of certain concepts. It varies from individual to individual.
这个过程的样子取决于您的偏好、学习类型,以及您现有的技能和对某些概念的理解。它因人而异。

The point though is that you have to find a certain improvement cycle that works best for your current situation and it should be mainly based on deep work. If you are reviewing a lot of random hands from recent sessions then, essentially, you are wasting your time.
重点是,您必须找到适合当前情况的某种改进周期,并且它应主要基于深度工作。如果您正在回顾最近几次会话中的许多随机手牌,那么您基本上是在浪费时间。

Study-to-play Ratio Examples
学习与玩耍比例示例

How much you study or play depends on your current situation and the goals that you have.
你学习或玩耍的时间取决于你目前的情况和你的目标。

Example 1: Total Beginner

The current situation for a total beginner is that they have little experience of PLO and start off with a bankroll. This enables them to play PLO with 100 buy-ins. The goals of this player is to become a winning player at PLO online with a win rate over and a bankroll of . This player is trying to make quite a jump and their goals might be like yours. This player is trying to move up to a stake where they can make an hourly that is significant to their real life. This player is looking to climb up multiple stakes in a reasonable timeframe.
目前对于一个完全新手来说,他们对 PLO 几乎没有经验,并以 的资金开始。这使他们可以用 100 个买入来玩 PLO 。这位玩家的目标是成为 PLO 在线赢家,赢率超过 ,并拥有 的资金。这位玩家试图迈出相当大的一步,他们的目标可能与您的相似。这位玩家试图提升到一个能够让他们在现实生活中有意义的时薪的赌注水平。这位玩家希望在合理的时间内攀升多个赌注水平。
There are a few different paths I am going to showcase for you now. You can then think about them and try to figure out what would make the most sense to you.
现在我将展示给你几条不同的路径。然后你可以考虑一下,试着弄清楚哪条对你来说最有意义。

Path 1: "Volume" 路径 1:"音量"

Study 5 h/week, play week. This would equal a study-to-play ratio of 1to-4. This is the path that most people choose as a default.
每周学习 5 小时,玩 周。这将导致学习与玩耍的比例为 1 比 4。这是大多数人选择的默认路径。

Path 2: "Balanced"

Study 10h/week, play 10h/week. This would equal a study-to-play ratio of 1to-1.
每周学习 10 小时,玩耍 10 小时。这将形成一个 1 比 1 的学习与玩耍比例。

Path 3: "Learner" 路径 3:“学习者”

Study 15 h/week, play 5 h/week. This would equal a study-to-play ratio of 3to-1.
每周学习 15 小时,玩耍 5 小时。这将形成一个 3 比 1 的学习与玩耍比例。

After One Month 一个月后

The player who followed the "volume" path has spent 20 hours studying and 80 hours playing. Assuming a 1bb/100 win rate and 400 hands per hour they played 32,000 hands and won . The win rate of this player is quite low because so far they have only spent 20 hours studying PLO.
跟随“量”的路径的玩家已经花了 20 个小时学习和 80 个小时玩游戏。假设他们的胜率为 1bb/100,每小时打 400 手,他们打了 32,000 手,赢得了 。这位玩家的胜率相当低,因为到目前为止,他们只花了 20 个小时学习 PLO。
The player who followed the "balanced" path has spent 40 hours studying and also played for 40 hours. Assuming a win rate and 400 hands per hour they played 16,000 hands and won . This player has a higher win rate because they have studied twice as much as "the volume player". This player has played only half of the hands of the volume player but they have double the win rate, leading to an equal amount in winnings.
遵循“平衡”道路的玩家花了 40 小时学习,也玩了 40 小时。假设 胜率和每小时 400 手,他们玩了 16,000 手并赢得 。这位玩家的胜率更高,因为他们学习的时间是“量化玩家”的两倍。这位玩家只玩了量化玩家一半的手,但他们的胜率是量化玩家的两倍,导致赢得的金额相等。
The player who followed the "learner" path has studied for 60 hours and played for 20 hours. Assuming a 3bb/100 win rate and 400 hands per hour, they played 8,000 hands and won .
跟随“学习者”路径的玩家已经学习了 60 小时,玩了 20 小时。假设胜率为 3bb/100,每小时打 400 手,他们打了 8,000 手并赢得了

After Three Months 三个月后

The "Volume" player has been studying for 60 hours in total and has played for 240 hours. Assuming a 4bb/100 win rate and 400 hands/hour, they played 96,000 hands and won .
“Volume”玩家总共学习了 60 小时,游戏时间为 240 小时。假设 4bb/100 的胜率和每小时 400 手,他们玩了 96,000 手,赢得了
The "Balanced" player has been studying for 120 hours and played for 120 hours. Assuming a 5bb/100 win rate and 400 hands/hour, they played 48,000 hands and won . This player has a better win rate because they are less burnt out and studied more.
“平衡”玩家已经学习了 120 小时,玩了 120 小时。假设 5bb/100 的胜率和每小时 400 手,他们玩了 48,000 手并赢得 。这位玩家的胜率更高,因为他们没有那么疲惫,学习了更多。
The "Learner" player has been studying for 180 hours total and played 60 hours in total. Assuming a 6bb/100 win rate and 400 hands/hour, they played 24,000 hands and won . This player is able to do more deep work than the previous two players and therefore he has a higher win rate.
“学习者”玩家总共学习了 180 小时,总共玩了 60 小时。假设 6bb/100 的胜率和每小时 400 手,他们玩了 24,000 手,赢得 。这位玩家能够比前两位玩家做更深入的工作,因此他的胜率更高。

Who would you rather be?

"Volume Player" Bankroll: $1,384, has studied 120 hours. 4bb/100 win rate.
"Balanced Player" Bankroll: $1,240 and has studied for 240 hours. win rate.
"平衡玩家" 银行资金:$1,240 并且已经学习了 240 小时。 胜率。
"Learner Player" Bankroll: $1,144 and has studied for 360 hours. win rate.
“学习者玩家” 资金:$1,144 并已学习了 360 小时。 胜率。
Who is closer to their goal of beating PLO ?
谁更接近实现击败 PLO 的目标?
Unfortunately, no one is really that much closer. So far, these players didn't take any shots and didn't bring in any more money from outside poker. By taking such a conservative approach, it could take a long time before they are able to move up in stakes.
不幸的是,没有人真的更接近了那么多。到目前为止,这些玩家没有尝试过任何射击,也没有从扑克牌外部带来更多的钱。采取如此保守的方式,可能需要很长时间才能提高赌注。

Even if the learner played another 100,000 hands in the next three months at a 6bb/100 win rate, they would only earn more at PLO .
即使学习者在接下来的三个月里以 6bb/100 的胜率再玩 10 万手,他们在 PLO 只能再赚
For most of us, fuelling the bankroll with some extra money from our main source of income is a much better idea than trying to play hundreds of thousands of hands before having the bankroll to move up.
对于我们大多数人来说,用主要收入的一些额外资金来增加资金池比试图在有资金升级之前打数十万手要好得多。
Realize, that while you are playing at the lower limits you really shouldn't care about volume at all. Instead, you should care about knowledge and skills.
认识到,当你在低限玩耍时,你真的不应该关心体积。相反,你应该关心知识和技能。
Taking variance into consideration, it's hard to say where their bankroll is going to be.
考虑到方差,很难说他们的资金将会去哪里。

What is certain, is that the "Learner" has the most potential to be a long-term winner in the game because their study routines and their understanding of the game is much deeper than the other two players.
可以肯定的是,“学习者”在游戏中有最大的潜力成为长期赢家,因为他们的学习习惯和对游戏的理解比其他两名玩家更深入。
They are the one most likely to be able to take a successful shot at PLO . The player that will climb up the stakes the fastest is the one who has more success taking shots and then sticking to a new level, until they are ready to take the next shot. That's how players move up in stakes in a reasonable timeframe.
他们最有可能成功地尝试 PLO 的人。最快攀升赌注的玩家是那些在尝试后取得更多成功并坚持到新水平的人,直到他们准备好进行下一次尝试。这就是玩家在合理时间内提高赌注的方式。
A lot of players really enjoy playing poker and I completely understand that. Because if I didn't love playing poker, I wouldn't have been a professional poker player for more than 10 years.
很多玩家真的很喜欢玩扑克,我完全理解。因为如果我不喜欢玩扑克,我就不会成为一个职业扑克玩家超过 10 年。

But at the same time, you have to be realistic with your goals and understand what you are trying to get out of poker.
但与此同时,您必须对自己的目标保持现实,并了解您想从扑克中获得什么。
If the answer is that you don't only want to have fun while playing poker but you also want to use poker as a vehicle in order to make more money than you need to thoroughly review the approach you are taking in order to achieve your goal.
如果答案是你不只是想在玩扑克牌时玩得开心,而且你还想利用扑克牌来赚更多的钱,那么你需要彻底审查你所采取的方法,以实现你的目标。
All three options are viable but you have to ask yourself which one is most congruent with your goals. Even if you are playing much higher stakes right now than PLO $10 and your goal isn't PLO $50, but maybe PLO $2,000, you should still ask yourself the same thing.
所有三个选项都是可行的,但你必须问问自己哪一个与你的目标最一致。即使你现在的赌注比 PLO $10 高得多,你的目标不是 PLO $50,而是 PLO $2,000,你仍然应该问问自己同样的问题。
Is the best approach to put in the volume and not to try to become much
把音量调大而不是试图变得更多是最好的方法

better? What will make you confident that you can actually beat the higher stakes and that you can take some shots?
更好?什么会让你确信你能够真正击败更高的赌注,并且你能够尝试一些射击?
If you are playing higher stakes, for example PLO $200, and you want to play PLO , it's a 5x jump. At PLO there are already quite a few people playing who are professional poker players. The issue here is that what they are making in poker is pretty much their total income.
如果您在玩更高的赌注,例如 PLO $200,并且想要玩 PLO ,那就是一个 5 倍的跳跃。在 PLO ,已经有相当多的人在玩,他们是职业扑克玩家。问题在于,他们在扑克中赚的钱几乎是他们的全部收入。

They are using their winnings to support themselves and that doesn't allow them to move up in stakes because they can't build a bankroll.
他们正在利用他们的赢利来维持生计,这使他们无法提高赌注,因为他们无法建立起资金底线。
At that point you have to ask yourself, "Okay maybe instead of grinding a bit more and making more a month, why don't I just try to study more and change my lifestyle a little bit?" Or maybe you can try to make some money outside of poker in order to increase your bankroll to enable you to take a shot at the next stake after you have put in a substantial amount of study time away from the table.
在那时,你必须问自己,“好吧,也许不要再多花点时间赚 美元,为什么不试着多学习一点,改变一下生活方式呢?”或者你可以尝试在扑克牌之外赚一些钱,以增加你的资金,让你能够在离开桌子一段时间后投入大量学习时间后,尝试下一个赌注。
Whatever your goal is, choose the path that makes the most sense to you and don't become attached to just putting in massive amounts of volume. I hope this book will help you crush the small stakes.
无论你的目标是什么,选择对你最有意义的路径,不要只是盲目地投入大量的时间。我希望这本书能帮助你击败小注额。

If you enjoy playing PLO, seek out more resources and keep working on your game and moving up.
如果你喜欢玩 PLO,请寻找更多资源,继续努力提高自己的水平。
Good luck! 祝你好运!
Fernando 费尔南多