[Sasnak]

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thanks for the thoughtful post.

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That book is written for playing in games where the median player is much better than the median 1/2 player. Even if you find yourself in the midst of a loose 10/20 game, it will almost never be as loose as a typical 1/2 game...and even if it is, it will almost never be with people with such poor postflop decision-making abilities.

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sklansky is explicitly referring to people who have poor postflop skills. and why do you guys refer to what you think sklansky means? doesn't the concept make sense on its own in this game?

don't get me wrong, I'm pretty sure now that I misapplied this concept, and I'm not really trying to be insolent, but I guess I'm just still looking for answers.

edit: and with all due respect, how [the F] do you get the idea that I'm ignoring this advice?? think about it...

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Define "poor postflop skills" of 1/2 to 10/20 games.

Then compare the poor ball handling skills between the high school and Division 1 games and then to the NBA.

HEFAP is not designed for the 1/2 high school games, get it? Now raise AK every time at 1/2.