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Originally Posted by Carroters
1. Hero is OTB with J7s, the SB is a winning reg who 3 bets 7% out of the blinds and folds his sb to steal 80% of the time. The BB is a nit reg who folds 89% to steals and runs 14/10 at 6 max. It is folded round, action to hero.
I probably min open 100% of my range here assuming that neither player has adjusted much to this yet. I definitely don't go any bigger than 2.5BBs like ever here. There are times I'm unbalanced with my sizing and make it min with the shittier end of my range and the part of my range I don't mind playing postflop with (like this one) and 2.5xs open hands that I don't want to see a flop with and hands that villain has implied odds against.
Originally Posted by Carroters
2. Hero is utg in a FR game with AKs. The table is fairly soft and consists of a few nitty TAGs and 4 stationy fish. These guys play 54/11 on average and hate to fold preflop. Action to hero.
4bbs at the very very least. I pretty much always open 4bbs UTG at a table where I'll never be opening UTG without a big hand. Depending on where the nits are at the table, there's a good chance that the only times I'll ever be opening at this table is when I'm iso'ing or when I have a big preflop hand so I might be opening as big as like 6bbs.
Originally Posted by Carroters
I try to open big but not huge in this spot and cbet small but not tiny. The idea is to exploit this tendency as hard as you can without actually changing their ranges, which can be a tough guessing game. My standard is to iso 5bbs and cbet 1/2 pot when I whiff, but that's subject to change.
Originally Posted by Carroters
This seems like quite a massive it depends for me because I'm not quite as concerned about preflop equity as I am about playability. I would say the answer's false, though, because I still open like 50% (any two cards 7 or higher, any A, any pair, any semi-connected suited cards) for 3bbs. Even if he calls a massive %age of the time like 50%, he's still folding half the time, and we should be able to exploit him hard postflop.
Originally Posted by Carroters
Ah, and now we've reaches the spr portion of the discussion. I open big here, like 7+bbs. It's just an absolute dream to get to the flop with like a 4.5:1 spr when both call or even a 6:1 spr when only the lagg calls and we can just get it in on two or three streets of betting. When we leave a ton of money behind against the lagg fish and we hit TP2K and we have to raise two streets to get it all in before the river and all that, we just end up narrowing his range down a lot more and give him more chances to fold all those parts of his range he loves to spazz with.
Originally Posted by Carroters
~16bb. Just tryin to make it as big as I can get away with.
Originally Posted by Carroters
*7. When we are deep (200bbs or more) how should we adjust our BU raise sizing when we have players in the blinds who play much worse than us post flop?
Min open the button 100% is the short answer. Adjust according to the situation (make it bigger with good hands against fish for example) but for the most part you want to make it a mistake for them to not see a flop against you and you want to keep the spr as massive as possible to take advantage of you postflop advantage.
Originally Posted by Carroters
8. Hero is in the CO with 87s in FR game and it fold round to him. The Bu and sb are 10/8 and 7/2 respectivley and just fold a ton. The bb is a short stack with only 25bb, he folds to steals 82% of the time and shoves the rest, he's a multitabling SSer. Action to hero
2.5bbs. If we had like KTo then it might depend on how active the BU is and we might make it 3bbs in spots where we can't open in front of him too light, but with this hand I pretty much won't open for any more than the minimum I can get away with given the blinds.
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*9. Villains in front of me are 3 betting me lightly and makling life difficult. I like to open a wide range and so need to adjust my raise size to combat this. What should I do with it and why?
Well I guess the answer in your pocket is to open smaller, but I have two alternative solutions: 1) change tables 2) only open a very strong range and open big, sometimes as big as 4bbs from MP. Opening marginal hands only go fold them to 3bs you can't play back at is burning money.
Originally Posted by Carroters
10. Hero is 9,200bb deep in a HU match and is on the BU with AQs. Villain is 96/3, loves to see flops, and calls down far too lightly preflop, and just has trouble folding anything with any sort of remote potential. Action to hero.
3bbs. I'd like to open huge, but I can't do so with a balanced range (though maybe I should just be opening everything huge to make it an even bigger mistake for him to keep calling and making nothing but shitty decisions postflop?). Obviously spr is like always effectively infinite so we don't need to adjust our sizing in order to leave as much money behind for postflop exploiting.
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