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Message: [QUOTE="BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch, post: 6273828, member: 480921"] Day 6: Preflop Stuff to review are the factors affecting Preflop Ranges are position and opponent types,stack sizes, tourn stage and ante size. You have to play hands differently by the action before you. Effective stack is the most you can lose in a given hand depends on if someone has you covered or not. Really liked Katie's point of folks getting extra practice figuring out what hands can be played in certain positions and to figure out what they should do like a rehearsal if someone raised before or after you. Some folks can get a preflop chart from a book and paper clip that page as a bookmark or just have it up on the screen as you play glancing to see what hands are playable from every position to work on that part of your game. Really liked that pointer. So its know the strength of the starting hand, know at what position at the table you can play it as not all hands are playable from certain seats and know what to do beforehand when a common situation arises. The lessen sheds some light on how to play those suited cards and gives a reason why some folks have trouble playing them. Overall, really enjoyed the vid and felt like I got something out of it. The ebook tells you what hands to play in which positions so its really worth looking at the ebook then I'm thinking folks can adjust it as they develop. Best advice of the Day 6 comes from the ebook: Good folds pre-flop save you a lot of money after the flop," This is really a good lesson. I learned this playing omaha and hitting bottom set after bottom set and getting wrecked playing small pairs time after time. So many hands in every form of poker are decided on the preflop. Really great lesson today. Thanks for putting it out. [/QUOTE]

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