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Do you assume that a bad player is one who with AIR stabs just once and never twice?

yes, that is one example

Postflop stats depend too much on board texture and positions to be of much relevance (unless they are extreem).

did u mix it up? 3bet% and call raise OTB% are preflop stats ?

did u mix it up? 3bet% and call raise OTB% are preflop stats ?

I would look at the players in the blinds before I would look at those numbers.. but yes I just saw fold to cbet.

Postflop stats depend too much on board texture and positions to be of much relevance (unless they are extreem).

xf
9o xc
Ao xf (hits villain's range and I look like I have a xc range => fewer bluffs.. I have seen a lot of players xb busted fds with no sdv)

Is this what you would do OTR assuming hero bets OTT?
If yes don't you think that 9o hits QJ which at this point is a big part of his range? I would x/f on 9o

Is this what you would do OTR assuming hero bets OTT?
If yes don't you think that 9o hits QJ which at this point is a big part of his range? I would x/f on 9o

We have two queens

indeed my bad.
He would have 12 missed FD for 8 QJ

just say what you wanna say and stop bsing

+1 b/b/x

X/C turn is only something you can do vs bad players.

I messed around with this hand a bit with different ranges and assumptions of villain tendencies. I think again is a problem of me not giving enough credit to the average 100NL player compared to you Improva. I think X/C turn is only bad vs a pretty good player and is something we should do vs the average 100NL player.

From my experience most 100NL players are not very good hand readers and even if they correctly put villain on a range they cannot come up with a correct counter strategy/range most of the time.

If you beat someone's entire range you probably don't bother to start a strategy thread about it

heh, not exactly

we should aim to play the nuts as well and as carefully as every other hand we have. maximizing value doesn't become brainless just because we can't be beaten!

heh, not exactly

we should aim to play the nuts as well and as carefully as every other hand we have. maximizing value doesn't become brainless just because we can't be beaten!

Yeah, you're right of course, although I believe thought process/decisions are a bit simpler then.