13 Nov 2025 Advanced This material is for experienced players bankroll bluff exploit ranges Marc Goone breaks down 12 things players think matter but don't for maximum profit. He covers bankroll management myths, solver sizing mistakes, unnecessary balance, preset strategies, and more. Learn to exploit opponents instead of playing perfect GTO. Focus on skills over bankroll. Exploit opponents aggressively. Adapt to player tendencies. Stop memorizing and start thinking critically about ranges. What Really Makes a Difference: Bankroll is overrated - For 99% of players, skill development matters more than bankroll size. Fix the leaks before worrying about the roll Solver sizings aren't sacred - Use sizes that win most money against your opponent, not what works in equilibrium against perfect players Balance isn't always needed - If opponents never fold flushes, don't bluff. If they overfold, overbluff. Be water, not theoretical Adapt constantly - Don't enter sessions with preset strategies. Watch opponents and adjust immediately based on their tendencies Ask better questions - Stop looking for right/wrong answers. Use bluff-catching checklists and think critically about opponent ranges Forget your image - Opponents aren't watching you closely. Focus on their tendencies, not worrying about being exploited Skills compound bankroll - The right skills make bankroll a non-issue. Without skills, money evaporates regardless of roll size
