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SugoGosu United States. Aug 28 2008 07:24. Posts 695 | | |
So since I have moved up to NL10, I have started using PT3 with PAHUD (2 month trial). I have noticed that many players will either have a huge VPIP and very low Pre Flop Raise, or a very low VPIP and PFRaise. Some examples are, 61/11 and calls Cbet 100% or 8/8 and calls Cbets 10% of the time.
how would you generally play against these types of players? Would you tighten up a little against a 61/11 and loosen up against an 8/8? I just want to get a general idea of how I should adjust to the table |
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against a station just tighten up, NEVER bluff and v-bet them to death. the nits you can avoid or set mine, which is profitable coz there are probably so many other callers that you get great odds to do so. mage huge raised preflop with good hands on these tables. |
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[vital]Myth  United States. Aug 28 2008 08:12. Posts 10705 | | |
don't bluff stations but recognize that weaker made hands go way up in value. so whereas you wouldn't play QT expecting to hit top pair and triple barrel for value against an 8/8 nit, you WOULD play QT and expect to triple barrel top pair for value against most 61/11s.
bluff the 8/8s in every small pot and just wait for the nuts in big pots. |
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