A question to fellow nanostake warriors

Hi,

After playing about 20k/30k hands, you'll have consistent data about the regs at this level. If you see one of these shoving preflop and you don't have a read on him suggesting he'd do it with less than KK+, move on.
If you see an unknown player with an incomplete stack shoving like crazy, your TT+/AQ+ is probably good.
Like everything in poker, this is not an exact science. Pay attention to the context, the players nickname, history available to you, etc.

GL.

Well, it's a cash game, so you're making a profitable move every time you get your chips in as a >50% favorite.

If you identified an opponent as someone who likes to push extremely loose, it's all a matter of being ahead of his range. If you believe to beat most of his range with your current hand, you can call in this case, even if you wouldn't do it in most other situations.

You can find some more information on the mathematics behind this here.

Thanks both for the replies

HI Balonger93,

May I suggest you follow the course by our mighty coach Bogdan, where he teaches you how to profile your opponents and then how to exploit them, depending on which opponent type they are?
He goes into great depth about ranges and you can ask him anything related to your problems with them as well.

The course maybe found here.

Good luck,

Mal.