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Podcast Mission (3:40) My mission for today is to teach you how to cold call profitably. You’ll learn which types of hands should go into your pre-flop cold calling ranges and why. I’ll teach you what you must consider before clicking that call button pre-flop, and why it’s okay to stay tight and have a fairly small calling range. Cold Calling Theory (5:35) Considerations for each hand you play (13:35) My current cash cold calling ranges (19:05) How to calculate the equity of a cold calling range vs the opener’s range (26:00) Find the video on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eduhdb48S0 Adaptations for MTT play (26:40) STUDY: Studying cold calling spots (27:40) Podcast Challenge (31:00) Here’s my challenge to you for this episode: Use the cold calling ranges I presented here over the next week. Record your thoughts on them and the results from your poker tracking software. Make adjustments as you review your hand histories and find hands that just don’t work for you and ditch them, or add hands that you wish were in the ranges. The more you use cold calling ranges, the tighter and stronger your calling ranges will be, making you a thorn in the side of your opponents and earning you more of their chips. Show Notes with more info, pics and links: http://www.smartpokerstudy.com/pod90 Hosted by Sky Matsuhashi, poker player, poker coach and author. Please visit my poker strategy website at http://www.smartpokerstudy.com and sign up for the Smart Poker Study Newsletter for weekly strategy, study and poker play tips. Discuss poker with like-minded players at http://www.smartpokerstudy.com/discuss Support my show on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/smartpokerstudy Check out my YouTube Poker Training Channel at http://www.smartpokerstudy.com/youtube Contact Smart Poker Study: Twitter @smartpokerstudy Email to sky@smartpokerstudy.com |
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