The Guide to Pre-Flop (Day 6 Course Discussion)

Completed Day 6 and agree that optimal hand selection before the flop is quite important and also depends on position. However, if you also have a read on certain players, you can sometimes play hands that are not within your range or fold hands that you would normally play.

ms_attack said:

Completed Day 6 and agree that optimal hand selection before the flop is quite important and also depends on position. However, if you also have a read on certain players, you can sometimes play hands that are not within your range or fold hands that you would normally play.

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The course is a beginner course, keep that in mind at all chapters of this course, reads is advanced material. For beginners, mastering positional awareness is a crucial concept. The course is mostly here to bring the basics into the minds of poker newbies.
Refreshing the knowledge of this course is even for advanced players like you a must from time to time.

Hello Poker fans,

So nice to do a refresher. I was able to correct a slight misconception in my UTG ranges. I was opening A9o+ and it is A9s+. There was a good reason why I always felt uncomfortable.

Although I would often stick to the ranges, I would usually play based on my feel for the opponents. One thing I have to do more is play aggressively versus tight players. It makes sense, since they would more than likely fold if their hands are weak. I do like to lie in wait for the loose players, but it is just ridiculous how lucky they can be!

It is really exciting to do this course again. I am picking up on things that I missed the first time around .

Cheers.

I was looking for some info I wanted to get back to from the crouse and whilst scrolling through pages I realised that Day 6 video was removed - I thought I will let you guy know