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Originally Posted by submersible
pio says ~33% of the time w no h for 99, 0% for 77/66 but i think 99 gets bet somewhere on either the turn or river at ssnl since xrs and xcs by stronger hands dont show up as often and i dont think people study later street play (which is why most people overstab the turns). i think 77 / 66 get xed
yeah i agree.
It's interesting just thinking about ways to exploit.
If you just think about poker from a macro point of view - everyone gets similar cards. So the way we make money is by getting our opponent's to either call with worse or fold better.
People in general are risk averse so bluffing as a default will make more money. But then if you play someone who also thinks like you - trapping more often will make more money.
Let's take this to an extreme.
If we are playing weaker players we can just over bluff every line with a check in it.
So for example
We have AK on the T84tt board we cbet range OTF villain calls.
Turn is a blank say a 2o - we check/Villain checks back
River is 3o - We can just ship here always and some people will just range fold.
I think that is one of the fundamental keys to having a high winrate - you can't play small ball. Whenever there are checks in the other person line you need to threaten their stack.
It's almost paradoxical but by risking your stack more often with weak holdings - the more money you make.