Well obviously what works for Brunson is only 2 major ideals of play.
He's established he's aggressive, and that if you play at him, he'll
fire his chips into the pot if he's got a reasonable hand and a re-
draw.
If you're on the
button with
SC, and your opponent raises, and you and maybe one other guy calls.. you're looking for an
OESD, or an
OESFD. says he won't commit more than 10% of his
stack to this manuever, because he isn't getting odds should his
draw hit. If he catches an
OESFD, or an
Open ender with a
backdoor flush.. he raises the opener, or bets out if he gets checked in to. Should his opponent
re-raise... he fires out an all in
Lets say you think you can isolate one opponent with a
limp call from an
early position raise. Then with an
OESD,
OESFD, and a
backdoor flush with
draw. (or even a
gutshot with a
straight draw too)... Bet into the guy. he raises you
back, put him to the
test.
shove, and let the cards fall.
You make up your
own hands/situations that may fit into these categories, be a pro-active thinker about how YOU want to dictate these situations to your opponents,
don';t be reactive about how other guys dictate the play to their opponents.
Originally Posted by Ragnar4
Well obviously what works for Brunson is only 2 major ideals of play.
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