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How Does the New HoldemResources Calculator Compare with Simple Preflop Holdem?

May 05,

2024 Gareth James

In his latest video, Gareth James😄 takes a look at the brand new

HoldemResources calculator, and comparing it with the Simple Preflop Holdem tool. He

runs😄 through a spot analysing ranges from both tools, looking at the differences and

similarities

In October last year I wrote an😄 article and made a video called 'BB

Defence Strategies' and compared HoldemResources Calculator (HRC) and Simple Preflop

Holdem (SPFH). At😄 the time, I was concerned that some well-known, respected poker

players, authors and streamers seemed to be suggesting that it😄 can give you good

opening ranges and responses to those ranges including good, solid BB defence

strategies.

I was concerned because😄 I knew that HRC cannot do these things as it

doesn't factor in postflop betting and/or equity realisation.

Check out PokerNews'

😄 collection of 10 Poker Range charts that will help give you a clear overview of

starting hand ranges.

So when I😄 was approached by Helmuth Melcher from HoldemResources

Calculator, who had seen that original video, to test out a beta version😄 of an

integrated postflop solver that allowed much more accurate solving of flat calls and

liimping spots I jumped at😄 the chance.

In my latest video for my YouTube channel, I do

a side by side comparison of the two programs😄 once again.

The spot I look at is where

it folds to Hero on the Button playing around 20bb effective against😄 both blinds and we

want to work out which hands we should jam and which hands we should minraise. Later😄 on

I look at the SB and BB responses to a Button minraise.

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Button Opening Range

The two

solutions are very similar, with the suited wheel aces, small pairs, some offsuit😄 Ax

and suited hands like T9s, JTs, QTs and K9s and offsuit hands like KQo and KJo making

their way😄 into a jamming range. The opening ranges are also very similar, which bodes

well for the rest of the analysis/review.

Small😄 Blind response to a Button

minraise

Once again we see some similarities in the hands we want to call and jam.

😄 Hands like AA, K9s and A2o are calls in both models, while 22-QQ, a lot of Ax, most

broadway hands😄 and some suited hands like J9s and T9s are jams.

Big Blind response to a

Button minraise

Finally, I take a look😄 at the BB response, which is something that the

old version of HRC got really wrong. It would have us😄 playing 100% of hands, mixing

between jamming and calling. Yeah, that meant calling hands like 72o and 83o. In my

😄 last article and video comparing these two programs, I talked about how you could be

the best player in the😄 world postflop, but still not be able to play 72o profitably.

In

the old version, there was no integrated postflop solver😄 so it believed that once the

hand ended preflop, it was just going to get checked down to showdown. Now😄 we know

that's not something that happens very often in poker.

Well HRC is now giving us a very

similar solution😄 to SPFH, which is very exciting! Once again we're seeing a lot of

similarities with the really weak hands like😄 72o and 83o now folding and hands like

ATs+, most offsuit Ax, some lower suited Kings, T9s and almost all😄 pairs going for the

jam, a consistent response that we can see in both models.

As the old version of HRC

😄 was not able to properly calculate the EV of a call preflop, it would often suggest

jamming hands like KQs😄 and KJs rather than flat them. In the new version, it goes for a

call with these hands as they😄 have tremendous equity realisation and both software

programs show that calling outperforms jamming.

Conclusion

Back in October I said that

HRC was😄 good for many things, especially push/fold in cEV andR$EV situations at 8bb and

under, but it can't give you solid😄 BB defence strategies that you can use in your own

game so please don't use it for that. Obviously, I😄 now need to go back on that and

start recommending the software because it *can* give you solid opening ranges😄 and

responses to those ranges. Coupled with the fact that it can also give you ICM and

bounty solutions away😄 from the final table (something that I don't believe SPFH can do

yet), I think there are a lot of😄 reasons to get excited about this new version and I

would highly recommend HoldemResources Calculator for your preflop solutions.

Gareth

James😄 is the head coach and founder of MTT Poker School and the lead instructor for MTT

Game Changer, an interactive😄 group coaching program and course aimed at part-time poker

players looking to compete with the pros. For more information, click😄 here.

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Gareth James compares two key poker calculators that help him break down ranges

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