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[QUOTE="rifflemao, post: 2270144, member: 98323"] I'm not playing tourneys that are deepstacked enough to see many 4 and 5 bets, but I remember one of the guys in the 2013 November 9 talking about constructing 3-bet and 4-bet ranges based on what he knew of each opponent's play. I don't know exactly how he used that info during the FT, but I assume he could reasonably approximate how much equity his current hand had against a particular opponent's 4-bet range for example. To do that, he likely spent time with PokerStove or Equilab to crunch the numbers. The basic odds\outs math was second nature to him long ago no doubt. I think advanced players are quite fluent with poker math and equity, and I certainly don't want to keep making mistakes (-EV) due to weaknesses in that area. [/QUOTE]
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