GTO ranges In this strategic guide, Gleb “Chai” G. examines common study mistakes and presents better ways to learn poker. He shares his experience with the "Flop Master" project, explaining why memorizing exact frequencies isn't effective. Instead, he suggests focusing on understanding broader concepts and using targeted questions to improve faster. The video emphasizes moving away from memorizing specific frequencies. It suggests studying broad concepts and testing hypotheses about different board textures for better results. Making Study Time Count: Avoid excessive note-taking of specific frequencies and EVs Focus on understanding broader concepts rather than memorizing exact numbers Use the questions method to test hypotheses about different board textures Study patterns across multiple board types instead of individual spots Learn new information rather than repeating old data Think about why certain strategies work rather than just what they are Apply concepts to various situations instead of memorizing specific spots
