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Originally Posted by TripleH68
The thing to realize here is that folding to rocks/nits is exploiting them.
Ya, If he's a real squeezer, just withhold action, let him have your BB, and focus on beating him to the loose $ on the table.
I wouldn't necessarily contrive situations to 'outplay' him so much as take advantage of spots when they come along; ie. you are 300BB deep, his hand is face up; something like JJ, and the board is ugly for him.
the thing is, if he's really tight, he has a strong hand most of the time he gets involved, so you don't want to make a habit out of trying to take him off of it on principle.
It's good to be capable of collecting $ when you know the play will work an overwhelming amount of the time, which prolly won't be that often.
Last edited by stampler; 02-01-2014 at 03:01 AM.
