HrLilleDiller
Registered: 10/21/09
Posts: 27
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Hi guys...
I been playing around a bit with the NRT settings. I think they should be a bit different for SNG heads up as you will have less fold equity when raising all in.
How have you adjusted to this? Just changing the exploit line - or in the NRT settings also?
In general I have lowered the required EV difference by 20%. But hornestly I am just guessing. Perhaps I should go in the other direction at certain stages?
Lets me hear any suggestion and let us exchange experience 
/HrLilleDiller
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zzeds_dead
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Registered: 04/01/08
Posts: 845
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l dont play sng headsup but l know some users do. Hope you get some feedback from them.
Remember if you move the slider during a hand you have to hit the "F" button to get the calculations with your adjusted slider. l am starting to experiment with the slider if players to my left warrent it.
gl at the tables.
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RiskyPoker
Registered: 04/23/08
Posts: 719
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Heads-Up and NRT don't gel at all. I've played around with it, to find the optimal play and have spoken to specialist HU players and NRT really desn't come into play unless under 10BB's. So, maybe a Super_Turbo SNG would be the way to use it. |
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seanint
Registered: 06/06/09
Posts: 96
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Risky, for over 10 bb try using the evhud in chip mode and make sure you have use flop turn river analysis checked in options, or use monte carlo hud with slider set to his range in PH Pro instead. If you looking for just shoving, monte carlo win range over 50 %.
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