ninjagnu

61 Posts
Member since 03-07-2008
More posts by ninjagnu

HUHU Theory: bluffing the top of our folding range

I don't think it takes much argument to realize what we should be bluffing the hands that, we would otherwise fold and that *have the most equity against what we expect villain to call our bluff...

over 2 years ago

videos

i understand that all sites including DC have lurkers and that's fine, and i understand that it's a perfectly reasonable explanation to say "i pay DC money and i want more/better vid...

almost 3 years ago

HU SnG's?

Where reasonable cash game win-rate = reasonable SnG RoI in $.

While I agree with you, I do still think the end goal of a HUSnG player is to learn cash games, thus not taking advantag...

almost 3 years ago

HU SnG's?

While HUSnG's do have their own particular things to them, such as:
Generally smaller effective stacks.
People playing differently as blinds increase.

I do feel that HUSnG p...

almost 3 years ago

77 in raised pot HU

Is it better to bet this turn again for a free showdown against a more aggressive opponent (this guy isn't) and fold to a raise?

The more aggressive your opp...

almost 3 years ago

an experiment

On the river (you might be right) but earlier on in the hand youÂ´re not. They both have to mix up their range in such a way that they are not exploitable

Bu...

almost 3 years ago

an experiment

sorry I was typing it while being a bit busy with other stuff, but I meant to say, GTO play would never include folding a hand that is +ev with another action vs. a player who plays GTO.
Wh...

almost 3 years ago

an experiment

First of, GTO play has nothing to about what is more profitable. So if villain only bluffs but never valuebets GTO play would still have us fold some hands. This you understand, righ...

almost 3 years ago

an experiment

I agree with the last section.

But earlier on you said that if someone would play balanced then Sonia would play close to balanced too (right?), but I donÂ´t see that sinc...

almost 3 years ago