slansksy's sshe pre-flop guide

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I have a question on this guide that many people seem to know about: http://bellsouthpwp.net/j/c/jccuneo/preflop.pdf What does "Flush BR" mean? You see the BR a few other places too. This is a great spreadsheet, by the way. ThanksP.S. I edited the link to work now. Thanks Suited Up. It may be slow since its a PDF.

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http://bellsouthpwp.net/j/c/jccuneo/preflop.pdfThat link should work.

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I have a question on this guide that many people seem to know about: http://bellsouthpwp.net/j/c/jccuneo/preflop.pdf. What does "Flush BR" mean? You see the BR a few other places too. This is a great spreadsheet, by the way. Thanks

Link is bad. Didn't see it. Backdoor perhaps? Sorry, I'll try to be less useless in the future.

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Ah, but I looked at the page, and this sheet is great... I printed it right away.

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The sheet looks really good, but I'm having some trouble with the notation. Suited_Up if you understand could you explain it?

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I'm beginning to figure it out, but what does R4, C3, C4 mean?And loose and tight distinction tells you the type of game not the type of player you are.

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I'm beginning to figure it out, but what does R4, C3, C4 mean?And loose and tight distinction tells you the type of game not the type of player you are.

R4: raise, 4 callersC3, C4: x # of limpers

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I have a question on this guide that many people seem to know about: http://bellsouthpwp.net/j/c/jccuneo/preflop.pdf What does "Flush BR" mean? You see the BR a few other places too. This is a great spreadsheet, by the way. ThanksP.S. I edited the link to work now. Thanks Suited Up. It may be slow since its a PDF.

BR = By RiverI think

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Thanks for the input, I think BR is indeed By River.So to summarize what I understand here is:Tight and Loose refers to the type of game you are in, not your particular style of play (lets hope your not loose!).Loose is a game with many calling stations or lots of raising with no cards. Tight is the opposite, fewer callers, no maniacs.Situation:NR: No Raise in front of youR: One raise in front of youR4: If there is a raise and 4 callers before you (can only really happen in late position)RR: A re-raise in front of you (3 bets)Action:R: RaiseC: CallC2, C3, C4: Call if 2,3 or 4 have called before you (you have proper pot odds). Other:OC: Overcard (A, K, etc...)GSD: Gutshot straight drawOESD: Open ended straight drawOESFD: Open ended straight flush drawTP: Top pairFD: Flush drawSet: 3 of a kindBoat: Full HouseBR: By river

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Yeah, that all looks right!

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Wow, that's an awesome chart. Definitley printing that and putting it near the PC.I'm about half way through the small stakes hold'em book, and it's good stuff.

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I didnt even think of printing it wow... lol I'll be right on that.