1/2 pot CB w/ FD, pot sized CB w/ TPTK, etc.

[kraada]

You've still got a couple of Any Street filters in there that you want to fix. Separating textures is a pretty complicated topic and is going to depend on your opposition and game type.

[dutch81]

Yes, I left some ANY st. filters in there for hands like quads and straight flushes where it's unlikely to be flopped, so I included those hands for any streets to note the times the villain turns or rivers it. Is this ok?

As for the type of game I usually play, small-mid stakes NLHE MTTs.

[kraada]

I just wanted to make sure you were aware of it and hadn't missed them. Because as it is now if someone flops and open ended straight flush draw and hits the straight flush later, it will count. Or has just a pocket pair and makes running quads.

I'm afraid I don't know MTTs that well so I really can't in good conscience help you divide textures in a way that makes sense for MTTs.

[dutch81]

Ok, that makes sense...

what do you think of this filter for 1/2 pot CB's w/ any FD on flop?

[dutch81]

I took out one of the "use any hole cards" filter.

[WhiteRider]

That looks fine.

[dutch81]

Thank you sir, much appreciated,

[pasita]

202 - Called Two Half Pot or Greater Barrels w/ Draw (FD/OESD)

To see how you can look at pot size related considerations.

BTW went in to look. The relevant filter says NOT(Made one pair on flop using one hole card any pair).
1) Why is turn hand strength not included?
2) Won't the filter actually trigger even if I make , say trips or a straight on the flop and have draws to higher hands? Or does the "made one pair" somehow eclude higher made hands?

[kraada]

(1) It is. Click Player to see all of the filters, it's there in the bigger conjunction.

(2) It will if you also make the calls of those bets.

[pasita]

1) I only see turn draw strength in the filters, nothing about made hands. Am I missing something here?

2) I assume your answer "It will" was about "trigger", not "exlude" (sorry for making two questions in a row)? The note would make very little sense then, IMHO. From the name and a cursory glance, one might think this is a note for "this fish calls barrels with weak draws, no made hand, easy to barrel off." Actually he may be calling with top set or nut straight also, i.e. pretty much the exact opposite. The 1 pair constraint alone seems a bit out of place.