Tighten calling range against tilted opponents?
Join Date: Oct 2014
Posts: 43
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I imagine people are a bit more serious on the higher limits and dont tilt after not hitting anything when calling with Q9 against my AT shove. Frequently it become a shove f**k fest and I see myself folding anything that isn't a pair or KT+/A2+.
Should I widen my calling range when my opponent is jamming 3-4 times in a row after a "bad beat"? This happens more frequently at higher blinds and 3-4 folds increases his stack substantially.
Join Date: Jan 2013
Posts: 547
openjamming 100% with short stacks isn't actually as spewy as it sounds. in fact, it's printing money against the strat you said you were playing against it.
Join Date: Oct 2014
Posts: 43
I absolutely agree with you, I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about tilted opponents, the kind that likes to test how fast I can translate their Russian profanity in between hands.
I also call with high-ish queens and K6+, dunno why I said I was as tight as I did.
Join Date: Jun 2012
Posts: 207
If you have good reason to believe villain is tilted and jamming wider then you should absolutely open your calling range.
I suggest you get a month subscription to icmizer, it's cheap and and you will gain a far better understanding of jamming and calling ranges.
