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Raise Your Edge exposes his poker database stats, analyzing pre-flop and post-flop strategies with Hand2Note for exploitative play.

## Key Takeaways

- Using a poker tracker like Hand2Note can greatly improve game analysis and opponent review.
- Exploitative play requires deviating from GTO when opponents' tendencies differ significantly.
- Open raising and three betting frequencies should be adjusted by position and opponent behavior.
- Four betting and folding strategies must be flexible to maintain an edge against different player types.
- Consistent database review helps identify leaks and optimize betting and calling ranges.

## What the video covers

- Raise Your Edge reveals his poker statistics and database for the first time, focusing on pre-flop and post-flop play.
- He discusses open raising, three betting, c-betting, check raising, river calling, and folding strategies in detail.
- The video emphasizes using Hand2Note software to analyze both personal and opponents' games effectively.
- He compares theoretical GTO strategies with exploitative adjustments based on observed player tendencies.
- Open raising frequencies and three betting ranges are analyzed by position with suggestions for improvement.
- The importance of adapting four betting and folding frequencies to exploit opponents is highlighted.
- He explains the balance between playing a GTO baseline and exploiting population tendencies to maximize profit.
- Examples of specific spots and adjustments, such as defending wider or three betting more, are provided.
- The video includes insights into bet sizing and value betting strategies for different stakes.
- Viewers are encouraged to review their own stats and consider personalized exploitative strategies.

## Chapters

1. 00:00 Introduction and Overview of Database Exposure
2. 01:46 Open Raising and Three Betting Analysis
3. 03:21 Balancing GTO and Exploitative Strategies
4. 04:37 Adjusting Defending and Folding Frequencies
5. 07:46 Four Betting and Three Betting Strategy Adjustments
6. 10:33 Bet Sizing and Value Betting Insights
7. 12:47 Reviewing Specific Spots and Player Tendencies
8. 15:11 Conclusion and Encouragement for Personal Database Review

Answers

## Questions about this video

What software does Raise Your Edge recommend for poker database analysis?

He recommends Hand2Note, a tracker he has trusted for six to seven years, which allows easy import and analysis of poker hands and stats.

Why does Raise Your Edge emphasize exploitative play over strict GTO?

Because many players do not play optimally, deviating from GTO to exploit their tendencies can be more profitable, even if it means technically deviating from theory.

How should open raising frequencies vary by position according to the video?

Raise first in should be 15-20% from early position, 25-30% from middle position, 35-40% from cutoff, and around 50% from the small blind, depending on comfort with limp pots.

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00:00

Speaker A

For the first time, I'm exposing my stats to you. In this video, we're breaking it down pre-flop, post-flop, open raising, three betting, c-betting, check raising, river calling, folding, etc. Everything. So much value for you.

00:12

Speaker A

Even on sites where HUDs are not allowed, you can still download and import this, analyze your own game, review your opponent's games, review specific spots instantaneously. It's super simple, super effective with Hand2Note, the tracker I trust now

00:25

Speaker A

for six, seven years. It's going to be insane value. So don't miss out and let's get into the video. All right, let's get right into it. Here top left, you can select the players you want to review. So I selected an alias. I

00:40

Speaker A

created an alias and then I selected here Ben CB from PokerStars and Coin Poker. Then I set a filter for this year because we want the most updated Texas Hold'em. And here you have pre-made Hand2Note pop-ups. So,

00:58

Speaker A

they're very clean, very detailed. I also have my own. You can see it's not so pretty, but certain stats that I would have a look into. And I'm just going to use the default one. And yeah, or you also see the Hand2Note ones,

01:13

Speaker A

you have here more detailed statistics. Whatever you find the most helpful, it's up to you. I'm going to use the default one here. And let's get right into it. We're going to be looking into open raising. Looks quite solid to me.

01:29

Speaker A

In fact, button could be looser. I think button should be around 50 to 55. I've already noticed this in my game when reviewing with Paired that a lot of open raises I'm skipping small blind. I really want to see a high raise first in

01:46

Speaker A

because people are not three betting enough from the big blind. You see, I'm three betting quite a lot. That obviously makes me very susceptible against four betting, but you know you have seen me guys five bet Germaning

01:59

Speaker A

pretty wide, so I would say I defend reasonably well against four bets, well at least my perception. We're going to see the data. Raise first in, you want to have 15 to 20% from early position, you want to have 25 to 30% from middle

02:15

Speaker A

position. Cutoff you want to be close to 40, 35 to 40 but around 50 in small blind. It really depends. If you feel very comfortable playing limp pots, you can have a lower raise first in from the

02:28

Speaker A

small blind, but around 40 is pretty good. Obviously, big blind is going to be the raise versus a limp, but we're going to look into that later on.

02:37

Speaker A

For the three bet, I find it a little bit too high from the button. Small blind, I'm not surprised and I think it's really good. Also here we need to distinguish between what is optimal in theory and what is good exploitive

02:53

Speaker A

speaking. So I might have a very high button fold to three bet but it might be good against population. That's why these database analysis guys who offer database analysis coaching can be really bad for you because they might

03:08

Speaker A

tell you, well your button fold to three bet should be 40, 45 according to GTO but people are not three betting enough so now you start defending more but you start torching more money. In fact, you're going to start losing money so that's

03:21

Speaker A

why you want to have someone who understands a baseline but can tell you, hey wait a minute yes it's high keep that in mind so technically could be exploited, but you're exploiting yourself.

03:32

Speaker A

In fact, you want to have a database with numbers that are far off from GTO.

03:38

Speaker A

That means you or it can mean you're exploiting. If your numbers align perfectly with GTO, well, you're not really exploiting enough. So, that's why I'm not too worried. I find my middle position for the three bet a bit on the

03:50

Speaker A

lower side. Considering people are not necessarily three betting enough, I find this stat a little bit on the lower side. Should be also like around 45, but not a big deal. But definitely something I should keep in mind. So should open

04:05

Speaker A

raise looser from the button. I should fold a little bit more against three bets from middle position. Call open raise. I think that's pretty good. I think cutoff I could flat a little bit more, but it's totally fine. So if you

04:18

Speaker A

review this with your own database, you now have a good baseline. If you have a stat, let's say if button is 8%.

04:24

Speaker A

This is what I see. A lot of players are not flatting enough on the button or small blind. They have like eight or nine on the button and then six, seven on the small blind, right? There are a lot of spots where we want to be

04:37

Speaker A

flatting reasonably wide. Three betting. Obviously, I'm three betting way too much from early position, but this comes with the fact that a lot of players are not three betting enough and are now over calling too much. So, we have

04:55

Speaker A

here in the exploitative master class here on the right side in the champions tier, we do have some exploitative sims and there's one verse early position which is really, really cool. It also has a video so you

05:08

Speaker A

get everything explained. So when we're, for example, cutoff and we face an open versus UTG this is usually our three betting frequency 6%. All right. If they open from middle position it might be eight or nine percent. So you see here my three

05:24

Speaker A

bet on the cutoff 10% but again with three betting here against early position obviously it should be a bit lower but if we play against hijack or cutoff then it should be a bit higher.

05:36

Speaker A

You won't find in these exploitative nodes, you won't find three betting range against other positions because we only want to focus on this one node because it's an exploitative sim. Obviously, you have all the ranges in the other sims.

05:48

Speaker A

So, this is again just a specific spot that we want to show you. So, what we did here is UTG facing a three bet now versus the cutoff and we did not touch the folding frequency. You see it's only

06:00

Speaker A

21% according to GTO. So you actually from early position you want to defend really, really wide. Again this is chippy VV and with deeper stacks obviously the shorter we get, the more we start folding especially with ICM

06:15

Speaker A

consideration. So you see here I'm folding quite a bit. I would say with shorter STS all STS considered ICM probably like the perfect GTO number would be 35, 37ish and like 38 for middle position. But again people are not three betting

06:34

Speaker A

enough there. So what we changed here is the four betting frequency because you see that the four betting is supposed to be quite aggressive. So if we change this and say, okay people are probably four betting a little bit less. Again

06:47

Speaker A

it's not a huge change and the folding is almost the same and we could argue, okay they four bet more suited aces and they four bet less queens and jacks. I mean we're pretty deep early position was cutoff. Most people just flat queens and

07:00

Speaker A

jacks, which is completely reasonable. But how does it change our strategy? Well, now you see that without having more equity, our three bet goes from almost ditz, right? It's like almost we can almost three bet our entire range

07:16

Speaker A

now. And that's why you want to play a very three bet heavy strategy because you knock out equity behind from the button, from the small, from the big blind. Right? And if you're on the cutoff and you flat your ace nine suited as it is

07:29

Speaker A

in GTO and then the big blind enters the pot with ten six suited, you lose equity.

07:34

Speaker A

Right? But with under the gun four betting a little bit less, we actually see we want to three bet way more. And that's why you want to aim for higher three bet percentages. Of course, I'm aware of it. I understand that also

07:46

Speaker A

people start adjusting me. So if I three bet and they face a four bet, I defend more. I'm going to put myself in more disgusting spots, right? Because I present my strategy, it makes it a little more difficult for me. But on

07:58

Speaker A

especially on micro stakes, low stakes, up to mid stakes, you can be absolutely exploitative in these spots. If people wouldn't know me, if I would just play for myself anonymously, you would probably think I'm a huge whale, but I

08:10

Speaker A

would be crushing even harder because it's harder for people to adjust. So have a

08:18

Speaker A

Isolate the players. Stay away from oh, I have a beautiful king suited. Let's flat. Just think in terms of equity. If you call, yes, you might have 50 55% equity against the opening range, but if someone comes along, your equity drops

08:33

Speaker A

to 40%. But if you three bet, you get the pot heads up again, you're going to have 50% versus 50% plus position uh plus really good playability. But if you flat and someone enters the pot, boom, your equity goes down to 30%. You always

08:47

Speaker A

give up 15 20% of the pot. And especially if it's four-way, it goes even further down. So make sure to utilize the power of boarding out equity and to punish people not foretting enough. If this meta changes, well, you

09:02

Speaker A

know what to do. Then you just five bet jam city, right? King queen, you face a four bet, just go all in, fold out the ace jack, prints shitload of money from the blinds, you want to be very

09:12

Speaker A

aggressive. So I'm happy to see that. Obviously, we have to be a bit careful.

09:17

Speaker A

If people start for betting us, well, then we start five bit jamming more. But playing a very aggressive strategy from the blinds is really good. My forward is on the higher side. I'm not surprised. I would keep an eye on that. I probably

09:30

Speaker A

might have to adjust this a little bit because people start playing a little bit back more against four bets. I do see more crazy fivebit jams these days.

09:38

Speaker A

So yeah, I would keep an eye on and that's why it's important to review these kind of statistics. This it will help you refresh and see okay where am I actually out of line. So when you start seeing people playing back against you

09:53

Speaker A

and you realize you don't have so much success, you know immediately what to do. But obviously it's important to understand the baseline. I mean if we're bit folding 44% of the time and especially in 40 50 big band pots,

10:06

Speaker A

people can just five bit jam the [ \_\_ ] out of you because your gap between calling and folding is way too big and you fold too often and it doesn't matter which hand they have anymore. like whatever they three bet with. If you for

10:21

Speaker A

bet and they have ace off, they can just profitably go all in because if called well you still have 30% equity but in 44 40% of the time they just collect those 20 25 big blinds that is in the middle.

10:33

Speaker A

Of course, hands only 20,000. But uh I haven't been playing a lot of sessions this year. As you know, I'm not a full-time player. I play the occasia Sundays. I play um some of the series. I will definitely play more in the second

10:44

Speaker A

half of the year. But I want to show you that even if you're a part-time grinder and you only have 10, 15, 20,000 hands, you can totally review these statistics and they're more reliable than what the poker sites provide uh with their in

10:58

Speaker A

ineputs, at least from my experience because also the data usually isn't that large and you get pretty good insights on your statistics here because many of you they're not going to have 50,000 100,000 hands. You might have 5,000

11:11

Speaker A

10,000 hands over the last couple of months because you just play a couple of sessions. Obviously the bigger the sample the better it is. Obviously always take it with a grain of salt. You will see some statistics uh for example

11:23

Speaker A

post slope where yeah it becomes um you have to be a bit careful because here we only have 14 situations. But for example you see that I'm quite a bit of a calling station on the flop for the

11:35

Speaker A

continuation bed. That's pretty low to be honest. I would like to see it more between 35 and 40. I mean the thing is that the seabed sizing sometimes get ridiculously small but definitely something where I have to keep an eye on

11:50

Speaker A

it. If you want to get a little bit deeper into reviewing some of these spots you can click here and then you see that the kind of hands you're continuing with here. So we can for example open a hand right in this spot

12:02

Speaker A

obviously we're folding right but it's it's for example really good for example check raising right. So for example, if I open this hand here, king queen, right? Um I call a three bet and now I check fold, right? So we fold on the

12:19

Speaker A

flop. So nothing too spectacular. This becomes more important. For example, here you see that for whatever reason in this standard popup, that's the only thing um actually here it is versus continuation bot flop, right? So I'm raising uh 16%.

12:37

Speaker A

uh you want to have at least 15. It's definitely I would say from the population below the lower side I think it could be higher exploitatively speaking. I will also keep that in mind.

12:46

Speaker A

So again you see here um the kind of hands we're raising with obviously if you have a very strong hand right if we have here 87 for example I raised the flop.

12:57

Speaker A

Yeah. So this is a really cool feature uh where you can review your own exploitative um place. So if you say okay I've been working lately on check race you just go into the statistics you click on this

13:12

Speaker A

race and then it automatically opens up this um this popup here. If we click on it and then you say obviously if we want to make exploitive plays usually it's ace high king heist and trash gutshots right like and then you can for example

13:27

Speaker A

click into the trash and then we load the spot and yeah for whatever reason I decided here to race to rer. Okay, so this was the spot where I already had a note on the scale. I remember this player um

13:47

Speaker A

where I know that, you know, he likes to see bigger. He's playing straight forward for value. So I already saw that this kind of uh small size is weak. So I attacked it and then the the clickback made no sense to me. So I clicked it

13:59

Speaker A

back. Really like this play. Worked out. Obviously these exploitative plays sometimes um are can be quite wild. Um here really cool spot. um it's going to see it really wide also nice spot to do it with and then you can just click your

14:15

Speaker A

way through and if you see a spot okay that was a bit maybe a bit too much um so I really like the check race here um turn obviously we continue and river we have a mandatory jam for ran into it um

14:28

Speaker A

but would play the hand the same way uh even just the king queens king 10 floats um still like weak jacks queens kings things are an absolute disgusting spot.

14:40

Speaker A

And we have so much value here. We can jam any two pair, so many flushes.

14:45

Speaker A

Um yeah, this is a nice pretty standard check race. You want to pick like uh the queen three, queen four back to flush draw. You want to unblock the pocket pairs, five, sixes, eights kind of hands. Um yeah, turns mandatory second

15:03

Speaker A

barer. And you just continue on hearts. You continue on a nine. you continue on a king, right? And this is how you can review those kind of punty spots where you make exploits. Obviously, if there are exploits, um you um are not punting,

15:19

Speaker A

right? And then you can also like, okay, maybe you implement a new strategy where you want to check race more low lower pairs for protection. Uh we have for the spot here, Ace3 decided to raise and just yeah, take it down right away. I

15:35

Speaker A

see a lot of people just always calling these bottom pairs and yeah, really nice hands to do it with just fold out the 10, nine and clubs that might bear off to your hand. So you just basically protecting and folding out

15:49

Speaker A

these kind of even if if he has something like pocket sevens, pocket eights, you fold those outs and you give up. If if the turn is maybe a heart, a three, a six, we continue. And that's pretty much the strategy, right? And if

16:02

Speaker A

you're not sure about these hands, you just post them somewhere in the Discord. And this is a really cool feature to review. So, let's move on with the statistics. We had four to three bet, we had call open race, we had three bet, uh

16:17

Speaker A

three bet from the blinds. For betting, for betting you want to have really high from cut off and button uh and hijack.

16:24

Speaker A

So, like for betting against the late positions and the blinds. But let's look into the continuation bets. I'm going to go here into my uh custommade because we can distinguish here more between C but in position out of position in position 80% is really

16:40

Speaker A

good. Uh it shouldn't be lower. It shouldn't get too high. I think if you play a micro stakes low stakes and you have 85 is solely fine. It's going to be less punished. You want to have at least

16:51

Speaker A

over 55 turnse second barer otherwise you're too passive. Around 60 is really good. And then if you are able to find lots of thin value bets also here river um I would say higher river on high stakes lower on micro stakes and low

17:09

Speaker A

stakes. If you have let's say 50 to 55 on micro stakes low stakes that's totally fine because you have to give up a lot of bluffs. If you have over 60 on low stakes I think this can be really

17:19

Speaker A

bad. So the higher you play the the more you want to be around 60 and the lower you play you want to be more around 50.

17:26

Speaker A

uh for the check race turn uh I mean on the flop here I would say also low stakes it should be around 40 to 45 on on lower stakes between 35 sorry in higher stakes between 35 and 40 should

17:40

Speaker A

be to good to go why obviously on lower stakes people don't check race enough so you want to let go more of hands and not be a a sticky calling station GTO nerd uh this is really high but turn check

17:54

Speaker A

raises I mean the sample now it becomes a problematic. So this can be heavily skewed. We can look into the spots here as well. This feature really hypes because we see here I was barreling trash ace high. So most of my al most of

18:09

Speaker A

my hands here are just bluffs anyway. So obviously this pushes the number into a ridiculously high. Uh so we have here aces pot just going for value and then just bet folding the turn. Pretty standard here top pair

18:31

Speaker A

betting just for thin value placing a J a raise min race we just fold. Even if it's a min race don't level yourself into some nonsense. Uh and then you can review those hands as well. I'm definitely barreling a middle pair here

18:46

Speaker A

I guess for thin value as well. Uh small bet and another small bet just against the 9x and hearts 8x and so many combo draws that can call jacks.

19:01

Speaker A

Uh I I don't like the turn sizing. We just go for big blinds again. Also keep in mind that a lot of kingx on this flush draw ball with these stacks going to be raising on the flop. So we're

19:12

Speaker A

playing against a lot of 8x 3x and hearts flush draws 4x and hearts that we can get value from. So checking is also an option of course. All right. So the barreling out of position I think I should see bet a bit more. I have

19:27

Speaker A

noticed that I found some spots where I would check way more than I should and then turn river should be high right once we because our range is much stronger. Turn actually second baring should be higher. But my overall

19:38

Speaker A

strategy is also exploiting people's tendency not to stab a lot. So if you play a heavy delay betting strategy. So for example here I bet the turn 50% of the 48% of the time after it goes check check flop. XX is check check flop.

19:53

Speaker A

Check full turn after check check check flop. So I'm out of position. It goes check check flop. And then I check. This is too high. Uh this should be 50. Then I should start bluffing more myself. So then I should put more of the check fors

20:07

Speaker A

from the 60% into the betting into the lead turn after check of check verb. So this should be like 5560 and then this is going to be 50. Check call flop check for turn. This is pretty good. Should be

20:18

Speaker A

around 50. So basically we're out of position. We raise someone calls. They bet. We check call. They bet turn and we fold 50% of the time. This we don't have enough sample. This is for the this check race is for the delayed nodes

20:31

Speaker A

here. So this is you see that here uh we skip the cbed and then we fold. So we check fold. There should I mean I know it but like it should be skip C bet check for skip C bet check. I should

20:43

Speaker A

definitely check race more but also maybe a sample size issue but I keep that an eye check raising more as a prefab aggressor. But again it makes sense because my approach my game plan is people are not stabbing enough. So

20:55

Speaker A

I'm a bit more careful but definitely keep an eye on this. This might be a leak to not check race enough there. Uh we have a bit more delay bets here. Uh delay bet river should be over 50. You

21:06

Speaker A

want to be quite aggressive. I I want to push this more towards 60 to be honest.

21:11

Speaker A

Bet check bet should also be higher. So we bet the flop check turn bet river. We can we have lots of thin value bets. I think I'm not aggressive enough here.

21:20

Speaker A

You can by the way also here switch to bet sizes and then you see exactly um where you're never bluffing. Right here we see the overb always value and then the smaller it gets it's basically never weak and then this 80% is where

21:36

Speaker A

bluffing the most but obviously also we don't have enough sample here just if you have big big database and you review like four 500k hands or you review your opponents right you can pick any opponent here and completely dissect

21:49

Speaker A

them you can take the top five top 10 regulars you constantly play you can completely destroy them import the even if your side let's say player GG or any other site that does not allow Huts, you can just download the hand history,

22:02

Speaker A

import it, filter for your opponent and uh yeah, just completely demolish them. Delay C bet you also I see a lot of regulars have like 35 40 here which is really really bad. You want to have this over 50. Uh same for delay bet. We want

22:18

Speaker A

to be very aggressive. Check check check flop plus turn full to real. You see you see how hard it is to defend against that something I already put in off time. So we check, flop, check behind, turn the same, check, check, and then

22:31

Speaker A

opponent bets on the river. It's very hard to be balanced because at some point you want to start betting your value ends on the turn. Then you want to bet on the river. But this is the line where it's also really hard to find

22:42

Speaker A

enough bluffs because most bluffs bet the flop or then bet the turn. So mostly if they check flop and turn, it's just going to be the middle pairs, maybe thin ace high value bet and all of the air

22:52

Speaker A

being bet earlier. So this should be exploitatively speaking over 60. If you are looking for the best possible GTO score, it should probably be around 50.

23:04

Speaker A

Okay. So let's look look a little bit blind versus blind race pot. Um I should definitely fold more on the flop. I already noticed this. I think I reviewed some spots where I thought or easy call on the flop, but actually we fold. So

23:17

Speaker A

it's probably should be more between 25 and 30. I'm a bit of a calling station here. turn 40% but now the sample becomes a bit skewed so that's not going to be too helpful I think the biggest leak is on the flop here race pot

23:29

Speaker A

sebetting 40% is fine 60% turn on the higher side but again size not much we can read into here uh also really depends on your pre flop strategy I can see a world where 30% is really good I

23:43

Speaker A

can see a world where 45 50% is good if you play tighter raising range from the small blind and pre flop small blind and 40% again I think it's really good to play to switch back to a higher race

23:55

Speaker A

first in from the small bit of people are not three betting enough you see also I have a relatively high fold to three bet should also probably more around 40 but again if I say people are not three betting enough and this is

24:05

Speaker A

where you have to be consistent so that's why I raise more than what GTO tells me to then your four to three bet should also be higher limb 4 27 pretty decent should be around 30 a little bit

24:15

Speaker A

on the lower end maybe bit maybe around 30 is better my iso raising from this big is actually quite quite low. I'm surprised. Could probably definitely raise more trash. And I fold 38% against a limp re-ra, which is fine. Should be

24:29

Speaker A

between 35. Should be around 35. Again, sample is not that great. Here you see like if we iso, we're going to have a lot of these hands here that we fold against the rer race. I'm just curious maybe this is just iso race and this

24:42

Speaker A

also continues allins. We see that here it's like all the ISOs and this is race versus slim. for whenever also for three betting um that's why for example you see here I really want to look at non- allin right so this is the three bet

24:56

Speaker A

total but my non tree betting is like this that's why it's very important consider does this that uh consider allins or not photo squeeze should be relatively high also in theory can I think exploit exploitively speaking even higher so this is when we raise we have

25:15

Speaker A

a we have a race we we raise we have a collar and then someone squeezes. So this is you folding or me folding as the initial razor. I think it's fine. And also collar here it's also fine. Overall

25:26

Speaker A

looks pretty solid. Maybe as the razor can be an inch higher. It just to me perceived that the squeezes are always so value heavy. So yeah, I hope you got a good overview on what kind of stats you would be looking for and the range

25:42

Speaker A

of where I would say, hey, this looks pretty good. So you can compare with your own stats. If you might have complete outliers, if there are certain stats that you're interested in, it's like, "Hey, Ben, what about these stats

25:52

Speaker A

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