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Originally Posted by DaveW
Hey Jack thx for all the wonderful advice and vids you've produced. Big ups to all the contributors itt as well. As a newbie it has really helped.
I think you may have already mentioned it but will you be summarising all your info in one single post, sorta like a pooh ba post or Well? That would be really useful.
And Happy New Years to all the 2+2ers out there.
yeah i may do actually, if i have a day free then i will spend a couple hours scouring this thread and copy/ pasting good bits into a new one. i was gonna make a couple more videos before i broke my laptop, had some really good nl50 footage.
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Originally Posted by jenkins_steve
What advice could you give for improving your (my) red line? I'm winning at 50NL and my show down winnings are in a ratio of 2:1 compared to my non show down. So for every 10 I win at show down I lose 5 in non show down (approx).
I'm reasonably happy as I'm still winning, but if I could flatten that red line out my winnings would increase nicely.
I've played 22/17/3.3 over the last 40K hands.
stop cold-calling so much in position. if u do like to cold-call opens then u need to play more aggressively post flop by bluff raising some flops or floating and trying to take it away on the turn.
my advice would be to 3bet more instead of cold-call, especially vs late position opens.
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Originally Posted by Astroxss
Hi, i just stepped to NL10 6 max.
I`m wining player for 10 bb/100 over 30k sample.
I was basically playing VP$23/PFR18 AF 2,8 /3bet 5,8 , flop cbet 60% poker.
Now i at NL10 i start to get situations, when all table is playing with the same stats as i do.
I figured out that something like VP$ 35/PFR 35 works best in such sitiations.
Question: is this the theoretically best way how to beat TAGs ?
try to think about when your playing and people do certain things that really piss you off, or things that u find hard to play against. then start doing that more.
classic things to add into your game would be stuff like 3betting more, check-raising flops more, floating a lot of drawy flops etc.
a lot of people cbet too often and then just check the turn whenever they have less than top pair. to adjust they just start monkey barreling, or calling down super light. a lot of people also adjust to being 3bet really badly by making big 4bet bluffs, or by flatting a lot of trashy hands to 3bets. really, they should just tighten up.