My results of grinding 2NL 5NL 10NL 25NL 50NL 100NL

KJs is very strong hand and it will be pity to fold pre UTG, it worths to open but not a 4bet unless villain clearly has weak range, like 16%+ 3bet and your gut tells you to do that

I was opening 2.4BB from any position, now I'm opening 2.2 from EP, 2.6 from late, and 3 from SB i think this is more optimal

This time bombing the river

No more slowplays, bet big and deny their equity, no weird stack offs, just go for the easy money

78s looks quite terrible. Turn you say you got like AK. River it pairs and you then rep like trips which you cant have. Shut the bluff down on that river and c-bet the flop. Only hands he folds are missed draws.

From UTG is it really a very strong hand? vs 5 other hands out there the KJ could be dominated and you may run into kicker issues if you make a pair.

Personally, I wouldn't advocate open folding it from UTG. The 4bet is probably more questionable. What sample size were you basing the stats on?

Agree, i should definitely flop cbet mainly because i want to build pot but i checked because to pot control in case i make straight on flush completed board which will get me in trouble

6max UTG why not? if you're not total nit, even from 9max UTG can be considered KJs as an open raise

I'm basing it on a broken GG Hud which can't be trusted, small sample but there is no other choice

Choo choo value train, today was a good day

That wasn't the question.

In 6max UTG KJ suited is a reasonable hand to open with. I don't believe it's considered a "very strong hand" from that position.

Here is starting hand chart below by their expected value, it scores pretty high, not even too far from AQo so i consider it as a very strong hand, you mentioned kicker trouble but if you’re good at getting value properly and controlling the pot that shouldn’t be a problem

https://flopturnriver.com/poker-strategy/texas-holdem-expected-value-hand-charts-6-players-19152/

Flop Turn River

Texas Holdem Expected Value Hand Charts – 6 Players

Kjs std 4bet

Can we see more turn donkbets and 3rd pair x.raises.

No

ATs UTG open and 4bet? no problem stacking off villains left and right

Biggest pot of the day lol SRP

How could i've played this 2 hand any differently? is my play optimal?

coolers.

It's probably not optimal. Especially the AQ hand on the flop.

But you did run red hot on some of your earlier hands and were rewarded for plays which only would work running into top of range hands (TT vs A2).

Sometimes these plays work out and other times not 😀

I would be checking range in first hand to either XC or XR depending on opponent and sizing

I think i need to fast play my value hands especially out of position, even if i get paid less maybe it’s better to aim to deny their equity, gives less variance

AQ hand i think it’s really hard to get away because there is no pot control out of position, villain will end up betting all his stack by the river no matter if i check flop or not

QQ hand i think i should make notes on villain that he calls with AA and next time ill be ready but again there is no pot control out of position and villain would end up betting his stack by the river

100BB deep i think it’s ok to stack off if i 3b 10-12BB pre? But it will get tricky 200BB deep probably I’ll have to check-call all the way

What does this mean? You are in position on AQ hand

Yes i could 3bet lower size there but as i went for 12BB i played it for stack off like if i was OOP, you got the idea

Theyre both std. Small errors in some sizes but w.e the lines are fine.

I just want to fantasize what monthly income can be of a reg on every stake starting from NL2 to Nosebleeds, i know this might be little inaccurate but just to take rough guess

Lets assume playground is GGpoker, lets take realistic volume of hands that can be played in a month and realistic winrates that can be achieved, lets include rakeback

Rush NL2 (100k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 9BB per 100 hand = 180$ monthly income

Rush NL5 (100k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 8BB per 100 hand = 400$ monthly income

Rush NL10 (100k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 7BB per 100 hand = 700$ monthly income

Rush NL25 (100k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 6BB per 100 hand = 1500$ monthly income

Rush NL50 (100k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 5BB per 100 hand = 2500$ monthly income

Rush NL100 (100k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 4BB per 100 hand = 4000$ monthly income

Rush NL200 (100k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 3BB per 100 hand = 6000$ monthly income

Regular NL500 good table selection (30k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 6BB per 100 hand = 9000$ monthly income

Regular NL1000 good table selection (30k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 5BB per 100 hand = 15000$ monthly income

VIP tables NL5000 always 1 fish on the table (10k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 4BB per 100 hand = 20000$ monthly income

VIP tables NL20000 always 1 fish on the table (5k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 3BB per 100 hand = 30000$ monthly income

VIP tables NL40000 always 1 fish on the table (2k hand a month) lets assume actual winrate+rakeback together is 2BB per 100 hand = 16000$ monthly income

What do you think, how accurate this list can be?

Being little tricky i missed some value here, what size bet should have i made on the river?

I usually like jamming but there is no way jamming here is profitable, probably 33% bet can be called, maybe not