AQ off versus a nit and a funky line.

Originally Posted by littleogre

When i say out play i don't really mean making fancy bluffs. More i mean understanding my opponents ranges and knowing when to fold or call marginal hands. Example i raise Pf with QQ villain calls. Flop comes A53. I c-bet villain raises. I know from my db that he only raises over pairs or better and his cpfr. 20%. His raise gives me 3-1 odds should i call or fold. In short i try to make better
mathematical decisions after the flop then my opponents.

wheres the evidence of this in this hand?. you called a nits 3bet with AQo , that should be an easy fold in this case because his range is far stronger than your cards. Going back to your first post you thought he could have a scared KQ , which is unlikey to be in his pre raising range let alone in his 3 betting range.

Originally Posted by Keith_MM

wheres the evidence of this in this hand?. you called a nits 3bet with AQo , that should be an easy fold in this case because his range is far stronger than your cards. Going back to your first post you thought he could have a scared KQ , which is unlikey to be in his pre raising range let alone in his 3 betting range.

Actually he had even worse then KQ. I confess my plays may have been mathematically bad but my bullshit radar was in full effect. It was saying this guy is full of it and is just tired of you pushing him around . I put him on the fuck you for raising again range. The question is how big is this parts of a nits range. Not sure if it matters but hem puts him at 6 pfr and poker sleuth says 4 with a margin of error of 3. So his actual pfr is between 1 and 7

whats his VPIP though and whats his 3bet stat. THose are the stast you should be looking at in this case if hes a 8/6 he's a completely different player to a 45/6.

Last post seems to be a "wow , look how well i soul read him" type post and conveniently ignores the other 20 times you do the same thing and they turn up with the goods.