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Originally Posted by Jaylee18
I believe him somewhat, i always ask myself how these ****ty regulars have somewhat decent winrates, but there are methods to beat their methods of collusion quite easily,just use your note system and adjust accordingly, ill be keeping my eyes out, thanks OP
These Poland players can't win if they are by themselves. Notice how many of them who are very tight start loosening up very much once they have 2 or more Poland players at the table.
And even certain Poland players who are a bit loose, they are pretty tight once they are by themselves when no fellow Polish player at the table.
You can ask any non-poland player that plays these. Most won't even notice it but once you look at this, its hard to defend a poland player. Looking at these hand histories, its very hard to defend any poland player. Poland player reraising a poland player every time and the initial poland player folding almost every time? Not a coincidence. And after catching them doing this with certain hands, its hard to defend a poland player for their actions.
Of course the only players that would defend them are... well poland players of course.