Funnily enough these three books are on the top of my reading list for this year (didn't have them in this order though). Its been a slow start to the year due to life changes but will soon pick it up and get right back into my study. I also was interested in revisiting the JL volumes and Raisers edge.

CRev is indeed a badass program. The calibre of simulations and output information is unrivalled.

I can understand that it would be a lot of work. Its great to hear you're inputting alot of time and even learning new things yourself. What resources have been assisting you in the application of combo counting/balancing/devising your range?

I recorded a few videos without CREV then realized how critical it was so I went back and redid those. That's been the most helpful tool. If you haven't already, I'd suggest reading Mathematics of Poker, Poker's 1%, and Applications of NLHE (in that order).

Highly interested in this series due to being a thorough analytical/mathematical player. I just hope it doesnt turn into another Benwa series that takes 1yr+ to come out.

I hope not too, but I'd rather that than release something that contains errors or that is poorly explained.

Highly interested in this series due to being a thorough analytical/mathematical player. I just hope it doesnt turn into another Benwa series that takes 1yr+ to come out.

Thanks for your response

Foucault said:

basically once you understand where the frequencies come from, it's just a matter of counting combos in your range and deciding which types of hands are best for each range - this is what my series will focus on.

 

Any idea when this will be released?