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Originally Posted by wiper
i think the bigger deal is that if you see a pattern in 'his shoves/bets/everything' and can't take all his money, what are YOU doing wrong?
+1
I used to be at tables with him quite often, and he is very exploitable. If I was looking for a $1 DON right now, I would hope to find one where he has already registered.
It is standard strategy in DONs to play very few hands, and play them hard. If that's the case, there are at least two standard ways to handle betting from a tight player.
1. If he bets, he probably has the goods, so you fold. You'll have plenty of chances to get his chips by stealing his blinds. Unless you have aces or kings, you want to play your big hands against people that are playing with crap, betting with 1/3 or more of their hands.
2. Figure out what his range is, and play in the top half of that range. If he's betting 10% of his hands, play against him with anything in the top 5%. If he's playing only 6% of his hands, then you play against him with anything in the top 3% (99+, AKs)
Last edited by Poker Clif; 01-30-2011 at 05:42 PM.
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