MTT Pro, Poker Mom
Writes the tournament side of the site: ICM and pay-jump dynamics, push/fold ranges by stack and position, final-table play, and the same-day solver reviews of livestreamed hands. A decade of mid-stakes MTT results, most of it online.
"Play any ace" gives you 14.9% of hands. The solver opens 17.2% from early position — almost the same number, almost entirely different hands. The exact starting ranges for every seat, and why the button plays twice as many hands as the first chair.
Doubling everyone's starting stack buys your home game about forty minutes. Adding five minutes to each level buys fifty-five, and you can do it again. The arithmetic behind a structure that stays playable — with a ready-made table and the chip counts to build it.
Every preflop chart assumes opponents fold correctly. Your home game does not. Five adjustments for a table where five players see every flop — with the multiway equity numbers behind them.
Across 105 solved flops the main c-bet size never changes — but the frequency swings from 45% to 81%. Here is which dial does the work, and why.
Understand what equity means in poker, how to estimate it on the fly, and why knowing your equity transforms your decision-making at every street.
Discover how to balance your value betting and bluffing frequencies for each bet size to make your strategy unexploitable.
Understand why position is the most underrated edge in poker, how it affects your ranges, and how to exploit positional advantages.
Progressive knockout tournaments require completely different strategy. Here's how bounties affect your ranges and decision-making.
Understanding ICM is non-negotiable for tournament players. This guide covers the fundamentals that will transform your MTT game.
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