Hey, thac!

I just wanna add that all I've read from 2+2 today is this thread and I think I've learned more than any other day.

I also have a question that is probably too wide, but I will ask anyway:

What made hands do you think we should donkbet?
How often should we donkbet-bluff in ratio to made hands (and on what boards) ?
How often do we donkbet FDs/FDs/combo-draws opposed to the times we c/r or c/c (do we ever c/c FDs?) ?

In general, how do we mix donkbetting with the rest of our plays on the Flop (c/r-ing and c/c-ing) ?

PS: Oh, and I'm talking mainly about uNL.

Thanks in advance!

It just depends.. I'll give you something to think about though.

Donk out as a bluff against people that don't cbet wide, mix it up against people that are average, donk out for value against people that are over-aggressive.

Just two ideas for now;

What do you think is the biggest reason uNL threads are so much more elementary than SSNL? Is there something that we don't quite understand the importance of yet? Is it the lack of more complicated metagame situations and reads? Or is there maybe a certain situation that many posters get caught up on and confused when discussing?

Also,
I know you(and many others) have mentioned how much of a breakthrough learning when to bet/fold instead of other lines is but at what point does that become exploitable? What do you do when you think your range is being exploited because of all of the hands you are bet/folding in some situations? Is this an issue of finding the right balance vs strong opponents?

At what point does "bluff-catching" become "calling-station"?

If somebody calls/raises 80% of your cbets and 80% of your double-barrels, exactly how would you adjust?

tighten up pf & don't double barrel against said opponents seems like a pretty solid strategy

mm why does a 200nl player have a well. i dont like this, lock it

lol pjo, way to be an ass hat

such an ass hat

ass hats ftw

omg a n4rf sighting!