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Originally Posted by AsianNit
If you're playing against a fit-or-fold nit, one very obvious adjustment is to decrease the size of your c-bets. I think that's something you should do even if there is a possible flush draw out there. I also believe you should consider a delayed c-bet more often, even when you hit the flop.
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Originally Posted by progress
You guys find yourself triple barreling these nits big a lot trying to get them off top pair?
I'm not triple barreling nits, I'm delay c-betting and floating them. In position, I'm c-betting a lot and seeing how they react. Of course a lot depends on stack sizes, our image, and board distribution.
If I'm fairly certain a nit has a hand like top pair plus, I'm shutting down on the turn unless I pick up a fair amount of equity.