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After 3betting PF I b3b the flop if I can. He does have something in his hand since he raised PF and then called a 3bet. By betting the flop, even if he just calls you because his hand is somewhat weak (looking at the way he bet the flop), you will be able to bet more on the turn if you take the lead and build a bigger pot on the flop. Bet something along the lines of a $1.50 on the flop and if you get called you know have a ~$6 pot to work with on the turn.
On hand two I just play my hand fast here. There was a bet and a raise. Someone might have something that will come along with you and I wouldn't want to give the SB or the BB a chance to make a flush on the tur (obv it doesn't matter in this case). |
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If you are having trouble getting paid off, have a look at the hands you are not playing. I've found that if I have trouble getting paid off, I can get away with stealing a few pots, especially from late position. Get caught firing three barrels empty and watch how easily you stack your opponent with TPTK or two pair on your first hand above.
Obviously, you need to be aware of your image, but if you're perceived as a nit, rob them blind until they wise up. When they they realize you're a 'bluffer', show up with a big hand (and don't be afraid to call down a little lighter than you might like) and watch them gift-wrap their stack for you. |
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