why is it fishy to call bottom pair in a 3-bet pot hu? ofc it depends on your range and texture but generally in many occasions it worth one street at least isnt it?

I was very rarely bluffing rivers, so river would be a snap fold against me. That was one reason why he was a fish imo. he wasn't adjusting very well.

On some boards it was more weighted towards bluffs. Maybe the overall ratio was weighter more towards bluffs also. In a nutshell it's just not good to have like <5% xr. Check raise fish few times and he won't believe you, or something.
That example was bad. He was floating Q-high without BFD, basically just trying to make a pair I think.

how wide do you raise vs frequent limpers? generally whats the best way to exploit a limper?

Jamming in their face is generally best - no one limps aces

Just yesterday I received a limp from AA.

That's why it is a good idea to not take every advise in here 100% serious.

his name is jamjam after all

Is there anything wrong with min-opening your entire range on the button?

no

Are there any sites with 1 cent/2cent or 2 cent/4cent HU NL where rake doesn't kill you, and there are actually enough players to play more than a single table at a time?

no

HU SNGs are your best bet until at least 25, but prob 50 even with decent rakeback.

I would be really surprised if you could make the rake high enough to make the games unprofitable on the site I play. No I will not tell you which one it is.

Then why the tease ?

I'm just saying if you want to learn hunl play hunl. Fish play bad. Don't play people who seem like they have half a brain. ???? Profit.

How should I be adjusting to someone who 4x or even 5x's my minraises about 15 or 20%? It seems like it has to be a leak because they're risking 8bbs to win 3bbs. Should I just widen my 4bet range and be ready to call off AQ,88+?

Any other options? I hate the preflop bs, it seems super high variance and tilts me more than postflop spots.

Mark them fish.
Call with 20-25% of hands, 4bet mbe 5-10% of top for value and some polarized bluffs. Don't try to stop them from their massive spew. Enjoy playing bloated pots in position.
Make notes of what they showdown with with diff preflop lines, and adjust appropriately.
Say nh and and be generally polite.
Keep reloading if they stack you and pray they do the same.

Nope. 2 bb -> 8 is standard, and 2 bb -> 10 is pretty big but nothing crazy.

Mostly wrong.

I must be the fishiest then

interesting, so 7bb is on the small side?

So is something like this ok,

2bb -> 8 -> 20
3bb -> 10 -> 24

yes, and you should go bigger if deep. Also, with everyone flatting 4bets these days, 21-22bb 4bet might be better in the first case, second case is fine because of small spr postflop

Hi Hu experts .
I wanted to ask if you have an advice for an training site who got much HU content. Are there some or is the game too unpopular?
Thanks

Anyone think going bet/bet/bet in a 3bet pot with AK on a really dry runout like A27Q5 rainbow turn is a bad idea? Villian seemed pretty nitty postflop, kept 3betting me lolsmall amounts and check/calling folding on the flop or turn. Should I maybe be looking to only get 2 streets?

Actually the action went halfpot, halfpot, set myself up a pot sized river jam but then decided I could get calls out of weak Ax if villian was a non believer if I bet smaller. So I bet like 2/3 leaving behind like 20bbs and he jammed the rest. Lol I know I'm never good when that happens but I think I need only 10% to call there. Is folding there just stupid?

Obviously villian had A7 offsuit and flopped 2pair

Hey everyone, I'm a 6 max player but I tried out Heads Up recently and I've found that I enjoy it a lot and was wondering if there were any books/sites on Heads Up that I could study from?

matthew janda--applications of no limit holdem is solid