Some members have already posted some of these ideas...nabmom said:I'll admit that I've never even tried to learn GTO as part of my toolbox for playing poker. For a recreational player like myself, is it worth it to study GTO?
It should be worth for all of us. Since 99% here are recreational players. amateurs, intermediates, winning players, as long as one doesn't make a living of poker he/she is a recreational player. I am aware that this term is used sometimes to describe fish but this is simply incorrect.nabmom said:I'll admit that I've never even tried to learn GTO as part of my toolbox for playing poker. For a recreational player like myself, is it worth it to study GTO?
Hi @John A. What is MDA?John A said:
blueskies said:
In your opinion, does successful use of GTO strategy require that other players are also playing optimally?0546474 said:
Cate to elaborate? What is different about the actual game play online vs offline?olejean said:
The difference is that in offline poker the cards are dealt by a real dealer, where the real GTO is actually present, but in online poker - by a computer, where the "GTO" can be targeted against a specific player sometimes depending on the software in particular. This is my own opinion and only the developers of the software for a certain poker room could confirm or deny it.nabmom said:
Optimal play from other players is not required, but players must have at least a minimal concept of range, and when playing at micro-stakes, some players do not have it at all, and even with a double all-in, a player can call with any hand, even one that is obviously garbage, which reduces chances of winning for example with a pocket pair of aces!!!nabmom said:
