COKLAT777 — GUIDE #83: THE UNFILTERED PLAYBOOK
You didn’t come here for fluff. You came for the exact moves that separate the 5% who cash out from the 95% who tilt away their stack. This is Guide #83—raw, tested, and stripped of everything but the numbers and sequences that work. No theory, no filler. Just the playbook.
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BANKROLL RULES: THE 3% DOCTRINE
Never risk more than 3% of your total bankroll on a single session. Example: If your roll is 10,000,000 credits, your max session buy-in is 300,000. Stick to this even if you’re running hot. One bad streak wipes out weeks of progress if you ignore it.
Use the 3-2-1 rule for session length. 3 hours max per session. 2 sessions per day. 1 day off every 7 days. Burnout kills more accounts than bad variance. Set a timer. Walk away when it rings.
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GAME SELECTION: WHERE THE MONEY LIVES
Target tables with a 7:1 player-to-bank ratio. If the table shows 7 players and the average stack is 100,000, the total pot potential is 700,000. That’s your sweet spot. Lower ratios mean tighter play. Higher ratios mean fish are already gone.
Avoid tables with a “shark score” above 4.5. Coklat777 777 tracks this in the lobby. Anything above 4.5 means regs dominate. Move on. Your edge disappears when the table is full of players who know the same tricks you do.
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PRE-FLOP: OPENING RANGES THAT PRINT
Open 12% of hands from early position (EP). That’s pocket pairs 77+, suited broadways ATs+, and offsuit broadways AQo+. If you’re not dealt one of these, fold. No exceptions. EP is where most players leak chips by playing too loose.
From middle position (MP), expand to 18%. Add suited connectors 76s+, suited one-gappers 86s+, and offsuit Aces AJo+. Still tight, but you’re stealing blinds from players who fold too much.
From the cutoff (CO), open 25%. Add suited Aces A9s+, suited Kings K9s+, and offsuit Kings KQo+. The button is where you can open 40%, but only if the blinds are weak. If they’re calling stations, tighten to 30%.
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3-BET OR FOLD: THE 8% RULE
3-bet 8% of hands when facing an open. That’s pocket pairs JJ+, suited Aces AQs+, and offsuit Aces AKo. If you’re not holding one of these, fold. No “light” 3-bets unless you’re up against a chronic opener who folds to 3-bets 70%+ of the time.
Against a 3-bet, 4-bet or fold. 4-bet 3% of hands: QQ+, AKs, AKo. If you’re not holding one of these, fold. No “calling to set mine” unless the pot odds justify it (15:1 or better). Most players overestimate their implied odds. Don’t be one of them.
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POST-FLOP: CONTINUATION BET (C-BET) THRESHOLDS
C-bet 70% of flops when you’re the pre-flop aggressor. Bet 50-60% of the pot. Example: If the pot is 100,000, bet 50,000-60,000. The only flops to check are coordinated boards (e.g., 8-7-6 two-tone) or when you have zero equity (e.g., missed draw on K-Q-2 rainbow).
C-bet 30% of flops when you’re out of position (OOP). Bet 70-80% of the pot. Example: If the pot is 100,000, bet 70,000-80,000. OOP, you’re betting for protection. If they call, you’re done with the hand unless you improve.
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FLOATING: THE 2-CARD RULE
Float the flop with any two cards if the opponent c-bets 70%+ of the time. Call the flop, then bet the turn if they check. Example: They open from CO, you call with 9-5 suited. Flop comes A-7-2 rainbow. They c-bet. You call. Turn is a 3. They check. You bet 60% of the pot.
Only float if the board is dry (e.g., K-8-3 rainbow) or you have backdoor equity (e.g., two overcards + a gutshot). If the board is wet (e.g., J-T-9 two-tone), fold unless you have a strong draw.
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TURN PLAY: THE 60% RULE
Bet the turn 60% of the time when you’re the aggressor. If you c-bet the flop and get called, bet the turn 60% of the pot. Example: Pot is 100,000 on the flop. You bet 60,000, they call. Pot is now 220,000. Bet 132,000 on the turn.
Check the turn 40% of the time. Do this when the turn completes a draw (e.g., flush card) or when you have a marginal hand (e.g., middle pair). If you