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[QUOTE="ChuckTs, post: 801215, member: 467"]
Fredrik's blog entry ([URL="https://www.cardschat.com/blog/05/06/sizing-your-bets-in-no-limit-part-i-preflop-and-the-cumulative-effect/"]Sizing Your Bets in No-limit, Part I: Preflop and the Cumulative Effect » Online Poker Blog[/URL]) inspired me to make my own charts.

Essentially this is something I'll basically review maybe 5-10 times and hopefully memorize exactly how much of my stack I can get in the middle by taking certain lines, and eventually it will all become second nature.  I have general ideas now of what lines result in what sized pots, but I found a few surprises while making it.

This is all very straight forward and is really just addition and multiplication, but it was tedious, so hopefully someone other than me can make use of it.  Some of it is redundant, some of it nearly useless/extremely uncommon (like 3-betting a 5bb raise pf then 1/2 potting one street postflop), but I tried to cover a lot of the more common scenarios.  No doubt there are mistakes in there somewhere, so if you see them let me know and I can get the mods to edit this post with the updated spreadsheet.

It is in .ods format and I'm not sure if that works in excel or other spreadsheet programs.  If it doesn't, go download OpenOffice.org for free.

And for your own good by no means should you highlight the chart.  Apparently the inverse of the colours I chose are among most hideous ever.

[URL="http://www.mediafire.com/?9hxcgcnr9zg"]Bet sizing.7z[/URL]

and in .rar format if that doesn't work for whatever reason:

[url=http://www.mediafire.com/?bez9ya1e79m]Bet sizing.rar[/url]
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