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I'm currently doing a focus on responding to RFI's from various positions when I'm on the BTN.
I found a nifty little way to use the hand range visualiser to compare my play to that of the 6-max GTO charts.
For example, here is the 6-max GTO chart BTN v CO RFI:
So I filtered for hands where I was on the BTN facing an RFI from the CO and here are the hands I have VPiP'ed with:
There are a few clear outliers here straight-away, namely the Q7s, A7o,and A5o. However I can see that the actual % of the time I have VPiP'ed with those is low: 8.33%, 2.94%, and 3.85%.
The bigger concern for me is all the suited connectors! Clearly I'm massively overvaluing these. VPiP 100% with 76s when it should be a 100% fold is fairly shocking if I'm honest... I had no idea I was even really doing this.
Another thing that jumped out to me was the infrequency with which I was VPiP'ing my middling suited aces. If we focus on A7s, based on my VPiP I am only even playing this hand versus a CO open 50% of the time whereas it should be sat firmly in my 3betting range.
Okay, so how often am I actually 3betting A7s? Let's take a look at my hand range for "Pre Flop Raise %" (so in this instance it can only be a 3bet):
Well that's embarassing. Clearly I have a whole lot of work to do on just my basic preflop game still...
PT4 is such great software, it can just do so much. The only issue is that working with it is a bit like opening Pandora's Box and the amount of stuff to look into leaves very little time left to actualyl play!
I found a nifty little way to use the hand range visualiser to compare my play to that of the 6-max GTO charts.
For example, here is the 6-max GTO chart BTN v CO RFI:
So I filtered for hands where I was on the BTN facing an RFI from the CO and here are the hands I have VPiP'ed with:
There are a few clear outliers here straight-away, namely the Q7s, A7o,and A5o. However I can see that the actual % of the time I have VPiP'ed with those is low: 8.33%, 2.94%, and 3.85%.
The bigger concern for me is all the suited connectors! Clearly I'm massively overvaluing these. VPiP 100% with 76s when it should be a 100% fold is fairly shocking if I'm honest... I had no idea I was even really doing this.
Another thing that jumped out to me was the infrequency with which I was VPiP'ing my middling suited aces. If we focus on A7s, based on my VPiP I am only even playing this hand versus a CO open 50% of the time whereas it should be sat firmly in my 3betting range.
Okay, so how often am I actually 3betting A7s? Let's take a look at my hand range for "Pre Flop Raise %" (so in this instance it can only be a 3bet):
Well that's embarassing. Clearly I have a whole lot of work to do on just my basic preflop game still...
PT4 is such great software, it can just do so much. The only issue is that working with it is a bit like opening Pandora's Box and the amount of stuff to look into leaves very little time left to actualyl play!
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