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Originally Posted by venice10
Hi, welcome to the forum. You'll find a lot of the answers you are looking for either in the stickies (which everyone is encouraged to read), other threads and in the people who respond to your posts. In this thread, your posts indicate you need considerable help.
To start off with, it is against the rules of this forum to tell groups of people not to respond. You don't own this thread. The second you make it, it is open to all of the community to respond and get value from it.
Next, the term "fish" means nothing. To Phil Ivey, even the best players posting in this forum are fish. I'll be honest, but to most of the posters in this forum you are the fish. Think about your statement that your villains won't fold. If they won't fold, why are you trying to bluff them?
It isn't obvious at all that you need bluffs in EP. You'll miss plenty enough times with tight range in EP to have enough "bluffs" on the flop. In fact, I can't think of any full ring table situation where 96o would be an "automatic" raise.
You are trapped in the stage of poker playing where you've been exposed to a few things, but don't fully understand the implications. Read Ray Zee's article in the latest 2+2 magazine to see a 50,000 foot view of the stages of a poker player. You're not past the first stage yet. You have several years to go before you can say you've mastered LLSNL.
Thanks for the welcome.
I'm assuming you are older and more of an OMC type player (just learned that term and its awesome). Yes, i would most definitely be viewed as a fish to any thinking rec player that you would probably find on these forums, but the adjustments they've been making vs me are lol. keep trying to tarp me, and then complain when they get zero value with their set vs my tpmk that they waited "all night for to get me". In the meantime, fish are calling 200bb off with mp vs my tpnk while they sit around and play like a 15 vpip in a live game. have you seen the mistakes going down post flop? I can't imagine not being involved with these fish post flop with atc as often as possible.
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Originally Posted by OSUTexan
Fish play 100% VPIP....that's why they're fish and exploitable. TAG style plays best at 1/2 NL....LAG players get crushed in most of these games because their opponents (fish) don't understand when the correct time to fold is. Bluff the good players and value bet the fish to death...
Once you go up in limits you'll see the difference in play....playing 96o from EP is simply spew and you not having a plan for the hand. Your thought process was simply...I'm going to bluff!!!!
Take the constructive criticism and learn from it....Ego is what keeps the majority of players from getting better. If you're bringing this question up...you're not ready to play a good LAG style at 2/5 or 5/10....need to become a solid TAG player before you can open up your range IMO...this game takes discipline.
You think playing like a NIT/TAG is discipline? thats the easiest style of poker there is. Everyone i've seen playing that style is just on their smart phone the entire time.
Playing a super LAG style is much more difficult to execute for extended periods of time. I challenge you to play like a good LAG for 8hrs, and not spew off.
obv I spew too since this fish wasn't folding K3o here, but that was probably because of the whole image thing, and the fact that I had bluffed him countless times this session already and he was suspicious.