Sammelthread für Strategie-Artikel : Allgemeines

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Fold Equity — Why Aggressiveness Makes Mathematical Sense - A mathematical look at playing A-K in no-limit hold’em
by Matt Matros

With hands that want to reach a showdown, like A-K preflop, or a straight-flush draw with two cards to come, it’s important to get money into the pot as soon as possible. The more money there is in the pot, the harder it is to fold, and the more likely you are to get your showdown. So, don’t be one of those passive A-K players. Learn to love the words, "I’m all in."

http://www.cardplayer.com/poker_magazin ... a_id=14805

The value of suits
By Phil Gordon

The suits of the cards aren't nearly as important as the ranks of the cards. Overestimating the value of being suited is a common weakness among novice and amateur players.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/poker/co ... id=2217751

The Great Equalizer
The all-in bet
by Mike Sexton

On one of the breaks, I went up to Stuey and congratulated him on how well he was playing. I then said to him, “I can’t believe those guys allow you to pick up pot after pot. I’m surprised that they call your raises and try to play with you. Why don’t they just come over the top and move all in on you?” He looked me right in the eye and said, “Sexton, if you ever tell anyone that, I’ll kill you.”

http://www.cardplayer.com/poker_magazin ... a_id=15068

'Mr. Move All In'
by Phil Hellmuth

(kein Strategie-Artikel, sondern ein Erfahrungsbericht aus einem Spiel gegen einen extrem aggressiven Spieler)

Finally, Hoyt had moved in on me 40-plus times

http://www.cardplayer.com/poker_magazin ... a_id=13727

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A New Guide to the Starting Hands in Texas Hold'em Poker

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/People/mummert/poker/

Texas Hold'em Pre-flop Strategy
von Abdul Jalib

http://poker.betfirms.com/holdempreflop-abdul.shtml

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Eine Seite, die man unbedingt kennen und bei der Auswahl seiner Starthände berücksichtigen sollte:

http://www.pokerroom.com/main/page/game ... s/expValue

Hier wird der tatsächliche Wert jeder Starthand anhand von Millionen gespielter Hände nach Anzahl der Spieler und Position aufgeschlüsselt.

Gerade für Spieler, die in bestimmten Situationen "Leaks" haben (z.B. zu tightes Spiel, wenn man nur noch zu zweit oder dritt ist) sind diese Tabellen meiner Meinung nach eine enorme Hilfe.

[Bischof Profil]

Danke Dawnrazor. Wirklich sehr interssant und hilfreich.

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Heads Up Poker Strategy

Heads-up poker teaches you to always raise with those Aces, Kings, Face/kicker, mid-high suited connectors and pocket pairs because they'll reap long term value. It makes you accustomed to raising for value and playing out on a flop whether or not the cards hit or not.

http://www.tightpoker.com/poker/heads_up_poker.html

Theorem of Blind Stealing
by MJ

As many solid players know as well, the majority of the chips are going to be won during the late game phase, where blind stealing and coin flips is pretty much the norm.

http://www.tightpoker.com/tournament/th ... aling.html

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danke für die links, Dawn!

A good side-effect that may occur from raising over 10BB pre-flop however, is that your opponent is most likely going to tighten his calling requirements in order to call your raise. This would mean that most players will probably go up in level, so a semi-tight player would only call tight hands, and a tight player would only call very-tight hands. The effect of this of course, is that it improves your folding equity and thus, your overall equity as well.

naja, da bin ich mir nicht so sicher! das gilt wohl eher für den gefährdeten mid-stack, aber gleichartige low-stacks oder big stacks werden auch mit ace/king-x oder any pair callen wenn sie mal auf den trichter gekommen sind, dass man seit x runden immer wieder versucht die blinds zu stealen.

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The only real defense that you can mount, is reducing the amount of total equity that the attacker can obtain, by widening your push hands substantially to defend against steals. If you increased your range of hands to a set such as all pocket pairs, Ace/x, King/x, Queen/7+, Jack/7+ and Ten/7+ - you can effectively reduce your attacker's total equity to 0.4BB. This would be the equivalent of letting them keep their SB and you keeping your BB.

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How Hold'em Hands Fare in Head's Up Matches
The results were computed by Stephen H. Landrum.

This table is Based on 2,097,572,400 heads up matches.

http://gocee.com/poker/he_ev_pe.html (sortiert nach Pot Equity)

AA
KK
QQ
JJ
TT
99
88
AKs
77
AQs
AJs
AKo
...

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Mal in eigener Sache 2 neue Artikel auf unserer Startseite:

Double or Nothing Sit&Go Turniere (DONs)
Die richtige Strategie bei den DONs

http://www.internet-texas-poker.net/php ... nd_go.html

und

Preflop-Spiel bei Pot Limit Omaha:
Raise oder Limp?

http://www.internet-texas-poker.net/php ... omaha.html