continuation bet EV GTO ranges In this video, James Sweeney delves into Minimum Defense Frequency (MDF) and its limitations in Game Theory Optimal (GTO) poker strategy. Sweeney explains why MDF doesn’t equate to true GTO and provides practical advice on using GTO defense frequencies more effectively. The video highlights differences in MDF versus GTO across various in-position and out-of-position scenarios, drawing insights from his latest book, "GTO Gems 2." James Sweeney breaks down the misconception that MDF equals GTO and offers tips on proper defense strategies from "GTO Gems 2." Breaking Down MDF vs. GTO: MDF is often misinterpreted as true GTO. MDF values can lead to overfolding if applied incorrectly. GTO defense frequencies often vary from MDF. Out-of-position defense usually deviates from MDF. In-position defense closely aligns with MDF. Automatic profit can be part of a GTO strategy. Key insights are from "GTO Gems 2" by James Sweeney.
