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KeyleK_uk United Kingdom. Nov 15 2007 21:40. Posts 1687 | | |
Sorry if this doesn't make sense I'll read through it in the morning and probably post another entry making sense (unless of course somehow this makes sense)
I'd like to make a note that even though I'm pretty smashed I still play good poker so.... Notice my AF is completely different here. ie I play very loose aggressive but against someone who's just going to bluff everything off I'm basically only betting with a hand or a complete bluff. A hand with good show down value is being checked relatively often here as you can see my AF is only 1.54 here against these 2 donks (most against the huge donk who's hands against only won like 300 off the other one) and 0.94 at river cos he loved to bluff there. So basically what I'm saying is...
You don't have to play the same all the time if the situation doesn't warrent it. For example if I'm playing a LAG or a TAG I'm almost always going to bring my loose aggressive 45/36 or w/e game to the table and try to win the small pots and the huge pots and obv lose the medium pots. However against a NIT or a habitual bluffer I can't play with the same sort of Aggression frequency after the flop, or against a nit preflop. You just have to out play them if they're a nit and win the small pots and work out when they're gonna pass to that turn bet and when they're really less likely to (which is often, ie if they have 45 and the flop comes 5 8 J they're never calling two bets there, however if they have QJ they're playing till the end against me anyway so you have to work out when. However imo against a nit if in doubt check the turn. Their hands come along so few and far between that you can wait for something imo. Equally against a drunken bluffer / donk like this guy you just have to work out if your hand has show down value and call if it does. A good player often puts their opponent on a hand they can beat not the hands that beat them.
Anyway night all.
KeyleK
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KeyleK_uk United Kingdom. Nov 15 2007 21:48. Posts 1687 | | |
Also when I say nit I'm not talking about people who only play aces (obv exaggeration) but I mean after the flop nits (as they're kind of the only kind of nits you get in hu cash games these days).
If someones a nit preflop you just raise everything and fold weak aces out of position if they raise. Flop a monster and stack their top pair/overpair or w/e. Try to make your flush draws on the flop while grinding them down with the preflop raises and continuation bets.
I'm talking about people who don't get mixed up in reraises with less than nut hands preflop and on the flop and whom just like to call down with anything including huge hands every time. Basically when I was talking about nits in the above post I was talking about passive players really, but thats kind of what a nit is in hu games. |
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Loco Canada. Nov 15 2007 23:36. Posts 20963 | | |
I remember seeing you play against greenplastic heads up on full tilt, well I think it was you, if it was, you totally raped him like I have never seen anyone get raped before lol |
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KeyleK_uk United Kingdom. Nov 16 2007 08:24. Posts 1687 | | |
haha yea that was me that was awesome. I saw the video on something or another, card player I think.
Didn't know Taylor Caby was Greenplastic until I was randomly looking on cardrunners and was like omfg thats awesome !  |
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