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Another excellent post mr spoon. This is the refinement that my newfound blind stealing ways needed. I've moved up to 50NL, and am noticing that the blind steal c-bet vs 25/3 types is very effective -- people seem a whole lot tighter postflop making the in position c-bet fairly profitable.
Wouldn't it be just as profitable against tighter players (like a 15/10) who are probably limp/calling PPs and maybe SCs, given how much those hands miss -- as long as you can shutdown when you hit resistance?
What about a 35/2/.7 type who could potentially call your c-bet with a wider range like 2 overs, mid pair etc... Seems like a dangerous participant to include in the limp/blind steal.
Wouldn't the PAHud "Folded to flop bet %" stat would be useful here, alongside the wide limp/PFR indicator, but I guess when you're 14-tabling you don't have time to check every limper's detailed stats 
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