ShaileshGarg99

Excellent content man.

Good effort with the English too, was easy to understand.
Loved the chart in the end, keep up the good work, would personally enjoy more of PIO experiments!! :)

Good video, was a little slower paced to my taste but the content makes up for it.

I would be interested in watching more Aggregated reports work you do and how could people use it aswell.

Top quality content as always Saulo, keep up the good work!

Thanks for taking the time out, out of your schedule teunuss for answering this.

Appreciate it man.

Noted the points mentioned, im gonna implement them!

Some of the strategic adjustments I use is:

-Raising for a bigger size when raising EP (coz of people over peeling IP)
-Raising a lot from LP and for a smaller size (People under 3b)
-Folding a lot more to 3b (coz people are just unbalanced a lot towards value)
-cbetting small (coz pop under x/r's) and overpotting turns (coz they are capped a lot)

Lmk your thoughts on what i could add.

Thanks

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Hey!
since its a 3 year old post, i assume you would have already got it answered but just for the sake of completeness of this post:

Bubble factor for player A against player B basically is the cost/profit ratio of A playing for stacks against B.
If A plays for stacks against B,
Cost: EV lost in case player A loses
Profit: EV gained in case player A wins

Now once u have bubble factors, you can use it as:
Suppose for a particular call, pot odds wise player A is getting 2:1
But, the bubble factor for player A against player B is x,
then instead of the required 1/3 or 33% equity,
the odds now are (2/x):1 and you now need 1/((2/x)+1) equity!

For x = 2, you need 50% equity
x = 1.5, 42.6% and so on..