No Limit Holdem GTO Theory Q
Posted by Alex W.
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No Limit Holdem GTO Theory Q
This is a game theory question that came up when I was reading some discussion between Sauce and Galfond on the site a while back. After talking it over with some people I still have it gotten a clear answer so I figured I'd post it here:
Lets say I'm playing someone HU. In one hand I check raise a flop, bet the turn and get called. In another hand I lead the flop, get raised, call, lead the turn, and get called. That's two different ways that 3 bets (two bets and a raise) have gone in on two streets. If the board is the same in both spots, and we are both playing GTO, are our ranges equally strong in both situations?
Basically the question is whether or not HOW the bets goes in matters in a GTO strategy.
Side note: Really hoping Sauce or Sean Lefort make an appearance in this thread--I have a huge amount of respect for your guys' understanding of game theory and would love to see your thoughts.
Thanks!
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