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Re: Swimming in the fish tank...
basically tighten up
you can also just start making your pfrs bigger and bigger.... that's always kinda fun |
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Re: Swimming in the fish tank...
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basically tighten up you can also just start making your pfrs bigger and bigger.... that's always kinda fun [/ QUOTE ] QFT Also valuebet him way lighter and get to showdown more often with middle pair and such. Pay attention to his betting pattern, they are always so obvious. |
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Re: Swimming in the fish tank...
Well, i stopped bringing in anything like suited connecters, because they were worthless againts him.
I started bringing in hands like KQ and QJ because top pair good kicker seemed like a good starting place againts him. Hands like 88 and down seemed like limps instead of raising hands. Were these good gear changes, or was i on the wrong path? |
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Re: Swimming in the fish tank...
The way I play is to limp or otherwise not bet so much preflop, since you don't need a big pot to get it in, and just bet absurdly high amounts of money postflop with TPTK+.
You can also make a weird bluff where you check the turn and if he checks you bet the pot in the river. I don't know why that works but it does, somehow. That's how I play anyway. |
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