Unbalancing your range

Do you notice when your opponent has unbalanced?

For example: if your opponent is supposed to be betting 2x pot on the river with 100% value and 30% air but he's betting 100% value and 55% air.

Is this something you notice?


Title should have been "unbalanced"

im 90% sure that anyone playing 2/4 and lower does not notice this

so you're 10% unsure? Unbalanced.

I'm 93% sure you're creating too many topics, OP.

how do you even notice :O
That's why I don't get the whole overly balanced play in 6max tbh it's a game with perceived ranges nobody will can know what actual ranges are without large samples oO

On April 23 2013 08:52 LemOn[5thF] wrote: how do you even notice :O That's why I don't get the whole overly balanced play in 6max tbh it's a game with perceived ranges nobody will can know what actual ranges are without large samples oO

You note what they are betting on the river with their range

it becomes less relevant when you are capable of playing on more then 1 gear, by the time someone has gotten a large sample size on your play, you can change it. The speed at which you need to change gears depends on your competetion's intensity, the fact is most people simply arnt paying much attention, playing too many tables, playing most hands in a similar manner. High intensity players will always > low intensity auto-piloters. I always find it funny when someone has a 400 hand sample on a player and still has no relevant reads

i dunno, i notice that kind of stuff all the time. i can't really say oh villain has 80% bluffs and 20% value, but i frequently will just be like ... it's super hard for this guy to have a hand here so i should use the other information i have about him to determine if hes bluffing too much or valuing too much in that spot then i make a decision.

u can do it even if u dont have any info on your opponent. its just really hard to make hands in some spots and its also really difficult to be bluffing in other ones.