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AA, overpair vs wet board, straight draw completes, facing raise

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BingoWings
Joined: 14.04.2017

Originally posted by YohanN7
Exception, not the rule. Fail to understand that, then you are in for a loss.

To be very clear, you advocate the exceptional play. I advocate the standard play you'd make if this were a single hand (as it is) and not a million where you'd occasionally play otherwise.

A little deception is good, but make no mistake about it, bet big with good hands and bet small/not at all with the bad ones. if you constantly get this wrong, you're dead. At least, you'd be the world's easiest opponent.

I advocated many different lines and bet sizes and i suggested using each on different board textures i didn't advocate using specific bet sizes with specific hands . I was just bringing op's attention to the difference between a very wet board and a very safe dry Kxx board in these spots. Maybe i didn't word my reply in the best possible way.

But i don't personally use standard bet sizes all the time i play villains range and the villain player type, and i will bet varying sizes dependent on villains range and his perceived hand strength. And i will use those varying sizes with all parts of my range depending on what i want to achieve.

It might not be the best advise i don't know but i can only give the advise from the strategy i use and people can extrapolate ideas from my advise if they wish. After all the feed back on hands is only about giving people different ideas and possibility's.


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YohanN7
Joined: 15.06.2009

I apologize for my bad tone in this thread. It doesn't read well.


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