Adjustments.

You post problematic actions. Others post possible adjustments.

Problem: The opponents to my left 3-bet me a lot.
Possible Adjustment: Open a tighter range.

Problem: My opponent c-bets too frequently.

Originally Posted by reDZill4

You post problematic actions. Others post possible adjustments.



Problem: My opponent c-bets too frequently.

Possible: Float the c-bet and steal the turn more often.

Problem: My opponents keep showing up with stuff outside of the range I assign them.

Originally Posted by Ragnar4

Possible: Float the c-bet and steal the turn more often.

Problem: My opponents keep showing up with stuff outside of the range I assign them.

possible - go and do some work with poker stove, think about range variation by position, and use your player notes to get a feel for the types of hands your villains like. Practise.

Problem: I struggle with what to do with TT-QQ in late position vs a TAGgish reg's mp open with aggressive players behind/in the blinds

Originally Posted by daven

possible - go and do some work with poker stove, think about range variation by position, and use your player notes to get a feel for the types of hands your villains like. Practise.

Problem: I struggle with what to do with TT-QQ in late position vs a TAGgish reg's mp open with aggressive players behind/in the blinds

possible - flat the open and be prepared to 4b vs a squeeze (given opener folds)
edit- jamming is still an option if opener calls i guess; maybe more +EV

problem - fish limp/calls a reg's lp iso. reg will fold a lot to 3b's here, but the fish probably will too.

possible - 3-bet your iso range

problem - bad tag seems to double float alot ip

Originally Posted by couriermike

possible - 3-bet your iso range

problem - bad tag seems to double float alot ip

possible - cbet flop with a slightly tighter range, check/shove ok draws on turn

problem - opponent check/raises my cbets a lot

Originally Posted by HoopyDude

possible - cbet flop with a slightly tighter range, check/shove ok draws on turn

problem - opponent check/raises my cbets a lot

possible - 3bet villain with a wider range on flop; check behind with draws and marginal hands; bet strong hands to induce

problem - hero value bets rivers too thin

Originally Posted by StarGrinder

possible - 3bet villain with a wider range on flop; check behind with draws and marginal hands; bet strong hands to induce

problem - hero value bets rivers too thin

possible - poster decides to follow rules of the thread

problem - our heads-up opponent continually bets a fairly balanced, polarized range on virtually every street post.

Originally Posted by Penneywize

possible - poster decides to follow rules of the thread

problem - our heads-up opponent continually bets a fairly balanced, polarized range on virtually every street post.

possible - flat less in the bb, so maybe 3b some of the hands that you'd normally flat with. try playing back on wetter boards that he'll bluff with a high frequency, and not getting too fancy on boards where he'll realise that you can't rep that much. Focus a lot more on your range postflop. Also sit out if you don't have an edge (or have a larger edge in another game); there's no shame in table selecting.

problem - editted because i didn't follow rules, opponent cbets hands with SD value (including draws), checks a wide range of value range to trap, and checks air too.

Originally Posted by Imthenewfish

problem - editted because i didn't follow rules, opponent cbets hands with SD value (including draws), checks a wide range of value range to trap, and checks air too.

OK so he bets middle and checks a polarized range

[--strong--|-middle-|----weak--]
[--check---|--bet--|---check--]

Possible adjustment:
-Bet our nut hands {exploits his c/r tendency with his strong hands}
-Call down our 'B' range {exploits his bet tendency with his medium hands}
-Check behind / call our drawing hands

Problem: Our opponent is displaying a great deal of aggression postflop; we have seen him raise and re-raise on rather dry boards, and have not seen any of these instances to go to showdown. Our cbets are normally raised, our bluff raises get reraised. Smallish sample size.

Go.

Originally Posted by couriermike

possible - 3-bet your iso range

problem - bad tag seems to double float alot ip

possible adjustments:
1) size down your preflop raise size when isolating
2) do not cbet flop w/o good chances to barrel turn/river (i.e. good backdoor draws and stuff) because one and done cbetting is just burning money vs this player.

Originally Posted by Micro2Macro

possible adjustments:
1) size down your preflop raise size when isolating
2) do not cbet flop w/o good chances to barrel turn/river (i.e. good backdoor draws and stuff) because one and done cbetting is just burning money vs this player.

BREAK IN CONTINUITY

ANSWER MY POAST AND ASK A NEW ONE KTHX

Originally Posted by Penneywize

BREAK IN CONTINUITY

ANSWER MY POAST AND ASK A NEW ONE KTHX

lol yeah sorry didn't really read thread just skimmed quickly while grinding

OK U ARE FORGIVEN M2M

NEED ANSWARS:

Problem: Our opponent is displaying a great deal of aggression postflop; we have seen him raise and re-raise on rather dry boards, and have not seen any of these instances to go to showdown. Our cbets are normally raised, our bluff raises get reraised. Smallish sample size.

Go.

Originally Posted by Penneywize

OK U ARE FORGIVEN M2M

NEED ANSWARS:

Possible : Cbet far less air and check back more in position. Bet/3bet jam some nut hands and good draws (8+outs). Sometimes c/r draws/nuts as PFR if stacks are better for it.

Problem : Opponent leads flop often as PFC.

Originally Posted by Penneywize

possible - poster decides to follow rules of the thread.

Shit, I derailed the thread by being a smart ass.

Carry on, see Hoopy's post above.