Theoretical table with all 2+2'ers

[JJNJustin]

You are playing a Texas Hold'Em poker game and every opponent is a solid player who is very familiar with the writings on these forums. What adjustments, if any, do you make in your overall strategy?

-J

[Howard Beale]

Don't play.

[El_Hombre_Grande]

I think you should mix it up far more than you otherwise would.

[johnnyrocket]

play completely different on the knowledge u kno, if u kno its a -ev for someone to call a c/r or somethign thenn do it, just go on all ur reads more, fairly simple

[mbz111]

Table selection is an often overlooked part of the game.

I suggest you play elsewhere.

[Hass]

I have always wanted to do this, I think it could be a very good learning experience.

Like everyone else said though you would be better off to find a new game.

In the cardroom that I play in I like when the games get tough for a little while. It's fun to me to play with many good player and watch them. Of course it goes back to being a super easy game within an hour or so, but I would leave if there wasn't the must move.

[JaredL]

One obvious adjustment is that I will check-raise the turn as a bluff/semibluff much more often.

It's often quite profitable to do so against good players but bad against weak players and usually bad overall against an unknown at lowish stakes.

[PJo336]

I'd get crushed but I'd probably have a lot of fun in the mean time. Basically just because they are all on 2+2 doesnt mean they all play the same way. It's still the same as always, dissect each persons play and find the best strategy to take against them. The only difference is itll prob be harder to dissect their play.

[sethypooh21]

hope we're playing .01/.02 and GAMBOOOL

[Howard Beale]

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hope we're playing .01/.02 and GAMBOOOL

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Actually, I should've said 'Don't play unless they're all your friends and everybody is getting drunk playing 2-4 limit.'