Your HUD/Using your HUD (Range)

I didn't know carbon had a hud. My interest has been peaked and ive wanted to try one out, but couldn't see spending $100 on one.

Ugh, just went to get Carbon's HUD and it's for windows only, I'm on a mac.

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Originally Posted by F4s7R

Okay now I want to discuss range, and how it affected this particular hand.



Me(UTG) $1645 - VP:39 PFR:22 AF:2.9 W:49|68 STL:39|44 3B:23|0 CB:83|50 N:11900 Hands:114
halfwaythere(CO) $2030 - VP:52 PFR:8 AF:3.5 W:25|33 STL:33| 3B:0|67 CB:0|100 N:590 Hands:25
Deadmoney007(BTN) $2380 - VP:72 PFR:24 AF:1.4 W:63|40 STL:0|0 3B:50| CB:33|0 N:920 Hands:25


Pre Flop: Me(UTG) with [Td,Ts]
(MP Folds), Me(UTG) raises 525, (UTG2) folds, (CO) calls 525, (BTN) raises 2380, (SB) folds, (BB) folds, Me(UTG) calls 1120, (CO) calls 1505

Flop: (3c,3s,Qh)

Turn: (Qs)

River: (6s)

Final:
Me(UTG) shows [Td,Ts]
halfwaythere(CO) shows [7h,9h]
Deadmoney007(BTN) shows [Qd,Ad]

This is a lot easier to explain with a software like equilab, but on this particular hand, I assume at least a break even call vs. a wide range of 24-72. So we plug 24-72 into equilab we get:

55-22, K5s-K2s, Q7s-Q2s, J7s-J2s, T7s-T2s, 92s+, 84s+, 73s+, 63s+, 53s+, 43s, A7o-A2o, K8o-K2o, Q9o-Q2o, J9o-J5o, T6o+, 96o+, 86o+, 76o, 65o

Which outputs 75% equity on a re-raise call.

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Not really a good hand to use. You raised to 525, blinds were @ least 75-150.... probably 100-200. With a 10-15bb stack your never open folding 10's in that spot. I don't care if the guy is the ultimate rock. Using a HUD can be very beneficial; but that spot was super standard.

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Originally Posted by F4s7R

Okay now I want to discuss range, and how it affected this particular hand.



Me(UTG) $1645 - VP:39 PFR:22 AF:2.9 W:49|68 STL:39|44 3B:23|0 CB:83|50 N:11900 Hands:114
halfwaythere(CO) $2030 - VP:52 PFR:8 AF:3.5 W:25|33 STL:33| 3B:0|67 CB:0|100 N:590 Hands:25
Deadmoney007(BTN) $2380 - VP:72 PFR:24 AF:1.4 W:63|40 STL:0|0 3B:50| CB:33|0 N:920 Hands:25


Pre Flop: Me(UTG) with [Td,Ts]
(MP Folds), Me(UTG) raises 525, (UTG2) folds, (CO) calls 525, (BTN) raises 2380, (SB) folds, (BB) folds, Me(UTG) calls 1120, (CO) calls 1505

Flop: (3c,3s,Qh)

Turn: (Qs)

River: (6s)

Final:
Me(UTG) shows [Td,Ts]
halfwaythere(CO) shows [7h,9h]
Deadmoney007(BTN) shows [Qd,Ad]

This is a lot easier to explain with a software like equilab, but on this particular hand, I assume at least a break even call vs. a wide range of 24-72. So we plug 24-72 into equilab we get:

55-22, K5s-K2s, Q7s-Q2s, J7s-J2s, T7s-T2s, 92s+, 84s+, 73s+, 63s+, 53s+, 43s, A7o-A2o, K8o-K2o, Q9o-Q2o, J9o-J5o, T6o+, 96o+, 86o+, 76o, 65o

Which outputs 75% equity on a re-raise call.

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The hand is outside the range even?

Or am I missing this entirely sorry I am a super noob.

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Originally Posted by sickread23

Not really a good hand to use. You raised to 525, blinds were @ least 75-150.... probably 100-200. With a 10-15bb stack your never open folding 10's in that spot. I don't care if the guy is the ultimate rock. Using a HUD can be very beneficial; but that spot was super standard.

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I'll try to find a better example. I think I got AJ all-in with a KJ called the other day.