⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM CHARTS FOR CHEAP ⚜️

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM 50A STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 2 (ISO VS LIMPS)

In this volume of hand charts we have covered the very important aspect of isolation-raising vs limps. It’s essential to know your ranges when isolating limpers, because this scenario happens non-stop in 6+ Holdem.

This version features the GGNetwork format of 5-handed tables for ~50 ante stacksize play.

You will also see which hands should be limped behind, but the focus of this volume is the ISO-ing part of the game.

Additionally a very thorough guide and explanation on how to play vs one, two or more limpers, which will surely help you improve quickly.

Just like the other charts that we have published, this was created based on population tendencies of a database of ~ 1 million hands, for 50a-75a stack sizes on 5 handed tables.

EXAMPLE:

KJs in this example is a mixed frequency of ISO-shoving vs EP & LP limp and limping behind.

This volume features:

• 5 page guide with valuable strategy content (Table dynamics, Balanced Range, Positional play and more) as well as a thorough walk through on how to read the chart and understand the legend

• Nine hand charts “ISO-raise vs limps” (MP vs 1, HJ vs 1, CO vs 1, BU vs 1, HJ vs 2, CO vs 2, BU vs 2, CO vs 3, BU vs 3 limpers)

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM 50A STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 1 (FIRST-IN)

After offering the 50a SHC only as a promotion for our players on GGPoker, we have now decided to add it to our charts for sale. As many of you might know, the games on the GG Network are played as a 5-handed 50 ante min and 100a max buy-in, so it’s a must-have, if you are playing these games or like to learn the shortstack playing ranges.

These charts are a set of ranges with guidelines on how to play a hand first-in, meaning no players have entered the pot before you. It covers every position from UTG to CO, on which hands are profitable to Limp / Jam, Limp / Call, Open Jam, etc. It is meant to be used while playing 50a – 75antes deep. In the future, we will release more charts for 50 ante play to cover other situations, but having a proper first-in range is fundamental and about 25% of the hands you play is first-in.

EXAMPLE:

In this chart QJs is a limp / call not all-in. This means we will call a normal sized raise, but fold to a shove.

This volume features:

• 6 page guide with valuable strategy content (position play, limping, jamming ranges with hand examples, etc) as well as a thorough walk through on how to read the chart and understand the legend

• Four hand charts “FIRST IN” (UTG, MP, HJ, CO)

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 1 (FIRST-IN)

Beginners and experienced players alike are often unsure of what hands should be played preflop. In Six Plus Hold’em where hand equities run close it’s not so obvious if a hand is strong enough to be played or not.

Only playing premium hands is simply not a viable strategy, because the cost of antes per round is high and you’ll often be getting a very good price to see a flop. Conversely playing too loose can be costly too, e.g. seeing too many flops multi-way with hands that are often dominated.

After a lot of work, we have created a set of ranges for deciding to play a hand first-in, meaning no players have entered the pot before you. It covers every position from UTG to CO, on which hands are profitable to Limp / Jam, Limp / Call, Raise / Fold etc. It is meant to be used while playing 100a to 200a deep. In the future, we will release more charts to cover other situations, but having a proper first-in range is fundamental and about 25% of the hands you play is first-in.

The starting hand chart comes in PDF format for $39 and it features:

• First-in ranges for five positions (UTG/UTG+1, MP, HJ, CO)

• A three page guide with valuable strategy content and chart explanations like (balanced ranges, table dynamics, positional play)

Below is an EXAMPLE of how the first-in range would look like, together with the explanation of when to Limp / Call, Limp / Jam, etc.

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 2 (VS. RAISE/ISO)

After a lot of interest in our first volume of the Starting Hand Chart and a good deal of positive feedback, we have finally finished a more advanced preflop guide on how to play your hands when facing either an open raise or an isolation raise meaning there has been limp(s) and an ISO raise.

While you still have to think and make adjustments while playing, these charts will help you improve your game, fix leaks and move up in stakes quickly.

This volume offers twice as many charts as the previous one, with a more complex subject matter. The charts contain optimal preflop decisions that are based on population tendencies from a database of ~ 1 million hands. We created the charts for 5-6 handed plays with 100-200 ante stacksize.

EXAMPLE:

After a lot of interest in our first volume of the Starting Hand Chart and a good deal of positive feedback, we have finally finished a more advanced preflop guide on how to play your hands when facing either an open raise or an isolation raise meaning there has been limp(s) and an ISO raise.

While you still have to think and make adjustments while playing, these charts will help you improve your game, fix leaks and move up in stakes quickly.

This volume offers twice as many charts as the previous one, with a more complex subject matter. The charts contain optimal preflop decisions that are based on population tendencies from a database of ~ 1 million hands. We created the charts for 5-6 handed plays with 100-200 ante stacksize.

Chart ex.:

T9s in this chart will be 100% flatted preflop vs an open raise and should be called vs a 3-bet all-in of one or more players (100-200a deep).

Vol.2 features:

• Five hand charts for “VS OPEN RAISE” (UTG+1 vs OPEN, MP vs OPEN, HJ vs OPEN, CO vs OPEN, BTN vs OPEN)

• Four hand charts of “VS ISO RAISE” (MP vs ISO, HJ vs ISO, CO vs ISO, BTN vs ISO)

• Four page guide with valuable strategy content and chart explanations like multi-way all-ins, hand playability, hand examples and a thorough walk through on how to read the chart and understand the legend

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 3

In this volume of hand charts we have covered the very important aspect of isolation-raising vs limps. It’s essential to know your ranges when isolating limpers, because this scenario happens non-stop in 6+ Holdem.

You will also see which hands should be limped behind, but the focus of this volume is the ISO-ing part of the game.

Additionally a very thorough guide and explanation on how to play vs one, two or more limpers, which will surely help you improve quickly.

Just like the other charts that we have published, this was created based on population tendencies of a database of ~ 1 million hands, for 100a-200a stack sizes on 5-6 handed tables.

EXAMPLE:

QTs in this chart example is a mixed frequency of limping behind / ISO vs LP (late position), which means it should be limped behind vs an EP limp and ISO-raised vs an LP limp (100a-200a deep).

Vol. 3 features:

• 10 hand charts for “Isolation raising vs. limps” (MP vs 2 limpers, HJ vs 1, HJ vs 2, HJ vs. 3, CO vs 1, CO vs 2, CO vs. 3, BTN vs 1, BTN vs 2, BTN vs 3 or more limpers.)

• Equity table with hand examples on which hands to call when our opponents limp/shove vs your ISO-raise and how we perform with certain hands.

• 8 pages of valuable strategy content including oRanges calculator analysis with limp-shoving ranges 150a deep and 200a deep examples, chart legend explanations and more.

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 4

This volume includes some very valuable strategy including charts that cover 3-way and 4-way all-ins, which basically happens in almost every session. It’s essential that you know how much equity you have in these spots and which hands make a profitable call and which are -EV and should be folded. We have added equity to every possible starting hand in different scenarios, such as vs a standard shoving range, vs a wide range, vs a tight shoving range of both villain and vs a tight shoving and standard overcalling range.

While you still have to think and make adjustments while playing, these charts will help you improve your game, fix leaks and move up in stakes quickly.

The charts contain optimal preflop decisions that are based on population tendencies from a database of ~ 1 million hands. We created the charts for 5-6 handed plays with 100-200 ante stacksize.

EXAMPLE:

Vol.4 features:

• Four hand charts for “3-way all-ins” & two villains range per chart (vs standard shoving range, vs wide shoving range, vs tight shoving range of both villain 1 and 2 and vs tight shoving and standard overcalling range).

• One hand chart of “4-way all-ins” & three villains range (vs standard ranges of all 3 villain).

• Four page guide with valuable strategy content, chart explanation and hand examples.

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM 100A GTO HU VOLUME FEATURES

Since some of you prefer the GTO approach to the game, which is a more essential part as the lineups get tougher, we have created our first GTO HU preflop charts for 50a and 100a.

Each volume covers every preflop scenario, e.g. which hands we should open, the raise size, which hands to defend, when to 3-bet or when to call. It uses a pot size bet sizing for opens to 5 ante and also 5a vs. BTN limps. For non-allin 3-betting it uses a sizing of 17 ante.

Unlike other GTO charts that you might find on the market, our charts were solved with rake taken into account, which makes a huge difference when you want to play an optimal strategy. There is a significant difference in solutions with no rake accounted for, compared to with rake.

We have factored in rake based on the rake settings of SD500 (5$ ante) on PokerStars, but they are also going to be a good baseline for midstakes games.

You don’t need to be a GTO expert to understand and use these charts. We have added two pages of text with important information on GTO including the terminology used in the charts.

Chart example:

Since some of you prefer the GTO approach to the game, which is a more essential part as the lineups get tougher, we have created our first GTO HU preflop charts for 50a and 100a.

Each volume covers every preflop scenario, e.g. which hands we should open, the raise size, which hands to defend, when to 3-bet or when to call. It uses a pot size bet sizing for opens to 5 ante and also 5a vs. BTN limps. For non-allin 3-betting it uses a sizing of 17 ante.

Unlike other GTO charts that you might find on the market, our charts were solved with rake taken into account, which makes a huge difference when you want to play an optimal strategy. There is a significant difference in solutions with no rake accounted for, compared to with rake.

We have factored in rake based on the rake settings of SD500 (5$ ante) on PokerStars, but they are also going to be a good baseline for midstakes games.

You don’t need to be a GTO expert to understand and use these charts. We have added two pages of text with important information on GTO including the terminology used in the charts.Chart example:

This example is only to illustrate the format of the charts. Hands are colored according to their frequency and the exact frequencies are shown in percentage for each hand.

100a GTO HU volume features:

• Two page guide on how to use these GTO charts best (charts explained, mixed frequencies and randomization, stacksizes and terminology)

• Nine hand charts 100a GTO Heads Up (CO OPEN, CO vs ISO, CO vs 3B NAI, CO vs 3B SHOVE, BTN vs LIMP, BTN vs OPEN, BTN vs LIMP SHOVE, BTN vs 4B, BTN vs OPEN SHOVE)

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM 50A GTO HU VOLUME FEATURES

Since some of you prefer the GTO approach to the game, which is a more essential part as the lineups get tougher, we have created our first GTO HU preflop charts for 50a and 100a.

Each volume covers every preflop scenario, e.g. which hands we should open, the raise size, which hands to defend, when to 3-bet or when to call. It uses a pot size bet sizing for opens to 5 ante and also 5a vs. BTN limps. For non-allin 3-betting it uses a sizing of 17 ante.

Unlike other GTO charts that you might find on the market, our charts were solved with rake taken into account, which makes a huge difference when you want to play an optimal strategy. There is a significant difference in solutions with no rake accounted for, compared to with rake.

We have factored in rake based on the rake settings of SD500 (5$ ante) on PokerStars, but they are also going to be a good baseline for midstakes games.

You don’t need to be a GTO expert to understand and use these charts. We have added two pages of text with important information on GTO including the terminology used in the charts.

50a GTO HU volume features:Two page guide on how to use these GTO charts best (charts explained, mixed frequencies and randomization, stacksizes and terminology)

• Eight hand charts 50a GTO Heads Up (CO OPEN, CO vs ISO, CO vs ISO SHOVE, CO vs 3B SHOVE, BTN vs LIMP, BTN vs OPEN, BTN vs LIMP SHOVE, BTN vs OPEN SHOVE)

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM LIVEPLAY COACHING COURSE

In this 6 hour 5 part series, we are coaching a lowstakes 10NL-25NL player whilst reviewing their play.

This player has several common leaks and asks several common questions that a typical lowstakes player has.

EXAMPLE: https://ok.ru/video/3147716364945

And I try to explain the entire thought process in a logical manner to fix such leaks.

We also constantly pause the footage in order to do some relevant calculations in Oranges 6+, GTO+ or explain the preflop GTO charts in depth and cover more adjustments.

This series will probably be the easiest to jump into if you are more of a beginner.

Part 1 Liveplay Coaching 76 min

Part 2 Liveplay Coaching 99 min

Part 3 Liveplay Coaching 54 min

Part 4 Liveplay Coaching 51 min

Part 5 Liveplay Coaching 90 min

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM SHORTDECK GTO PREFLOP VIDEO COURSE by Pierre Renard Cheap ⚜️

In this 9 hours series of 24 videos we completely cover 100a play from all positions and how to react vs any action of other players.

The charts that are being studied in the videos are the charts that I personally bought from RangeConverter.

EXAMPLE: https://ok.ru/video/3147716430481

One can buy GTO charts from a site such as RangeConverter and look at them at will and just copy them.

But that will be nowhere near as good as analyzing the GTO charts, studying them, understanding them and then finding how to deviate from the charts and find exploits against the population.

This is what we do in this preflop series.

DETAILS: http://vk.com/@premium.poker.courses-six-plus-holdem-shortdeck-gto-preflop-video-course-by-pierre

⚜️ SIX PLUS HOLDEM SHORT DECK GTO POSTFLOP VIDEO COURSE by Pierre Renard Cheap ⚜️

In this 14 hour series of 29 videos we use GTO+, the only publicly available solver for 6+ holdem. My goals when using a solver is not only to find the GTO solution, but also to see where people are likely to deviate and how I could exploit such tendencies.

Most people do not know how to use a solver, and coming from one of the most solved formats (spin and go’s and HU SNG), I have a vast array of knowledge with solvers that I brought to my study in short deck.

EXAMPLE: https://ok.ru/video/3147716299409

If you want to learn how to properly use a solver in short deck this series of videos is essential in my opinion.

After watching these videos, you will be equipped with the power to properly use a solver in order to improve your own game.

If you have access to a solver and know how to use it properly, there should not be any need to ever spend anymore money in coaching to be honest.

DETAILS: https://vk.com/@premium.poker.courses-six-plus-holdem-short-deck-gto-postflop-video-course-by-pier

SIMILAR:

SIX PLUS HOLDEM GTO POSTFLOP VIDEO COURSE

SIX PLUS HOLDEM GTO PREFLOP VIDEO COURSE

SIX PLUS HOLDEM LIVEPLAY COACHING COURSE

SIX PLUS HOLDEM 50A STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 2 (ISO VS LIMPS)

SIX PLUS HOLDEM 50A STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 1 (FIRST-IN)

SIX PLUS HOLDEM STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 1 (FIRST-IN)

SIX PLUS HOLDEM STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 2 (VS. RAISE/ISO)

SIX PLUS HOLDEM STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 3

SIX PLUS HOLDEM STARTING HAND CHARTS VOL. 4

SIX PLUS HOLDEM 100A GTO HU VOLUME FEATURES

SIX PLUS HOLDEM 50A GTO HU VOLUME FEATURES