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Message: [QUOTE="John A, post: 2164713, member: 88730"] I should add to the above that I mean if I make every range 50%, then the equity difference is just about nothing. Don't think I explained that very well. Any ways, I will be in Maui this week leaving tomorrow. I was camping earlier this week again, so my time has been a little limited, but my hope is to post some of the coaching sessions with people on here, and go into more specific examples and answer questions. Since we're going to be moving into chapter 6, I want to make an important note/point. Most people suffer from poor pre-flop decision making. This of course is compounded post flop because you get involved in spots you shouldn't to begin with. If you find yourself with marginal winrates, or losing winrates for any decent sample, the easiest thing you can do is tighten up a little and increase your pre-flop positional awareness stat. Shave a few more hands off from UTG and MP/HJ positions, and add a couple of more from the CO and BTN. [B]FLAT CALLING[/B] You should really keep an eye on your flat calling profit lines, especially out of position. I'd advise running filters on this every week or two to make sure you aren't making some big mistakes in this area. Use filter 33 if you use Leak Buster from step 7. Leak Buster will let you know from a number of different spots if you're losing money with flat calling as long as you run an complete analysis. If you have HM2, follow these steps: 1) From Reports tab click on More Reports. 2) Scroll down to pre-flop, and select Hole cards. 3) Click on the hole cards tab. 4) Download, and load this filter: [URL="http://acepokersolutions.com/files/Flat call Overall.filter"]http://acepokersolutions.com/files/Flat call Overall.filter (right click and select save as) [/URL]5) Sort your starting hands by NET WON (looking for biggest loss). 6) Look for some obvious big losses for trouble hands like KJ, AT, offsuite connectors, etc... Next load this filter for out of position play, and repeat the above: [URL="http://acepokersolutions.com/files/Flat call OOP.filter"]http://acepokersolutions.com/files/Flat call OOP.filter [/URL] Now the easiest part... fix this problem. :) Review some of your biggest losing hands, and look for spots where you were involved too often with decent players OOP, or perhaps you could have 3-bet, or there were too many good players left to act leaving you vulnerable, etc... [/QUOTE]

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