JJ fold on the bubble

Originally Posted by swiggidy

It is a good point, but (however the quote goes):
Thinking one level above your opponent is profitable, thinking two levels above is detrimental.

It sounds like villain was tight the whole time, no reason to think he would change up his style.

I wouldn't agree with that at all, because that's just the easy way out without even looking at the problem. The deeper you look into your opponent the more profitable it becomes.

Also, playing at higher stakes poker - this thinking doesn't work and you have realize that each player is capable of anything you can think of and are capable of changing their styles. The only argument you have here is that it is a low stakes online game where anyone is capable of the most stupid things you could possibly imagine.

If Villian pushes with
77+, AT+, KQ+ calling is -0.1% of the prize pool

If villian pushes with
66+, AT+, KQ+ calling is +0.2% of the prize pool

Doesn't this get to anyone?

If villain is pushing with 77+, AT+, KQ+ calling would be a -EV play! And I think everyone here agrees, whatever their opinion on the matter, that this is definitely within this players range. And his range is probably tighter, so it becomes an even more -EV play.

What's the answer to this? Is it that time is running out and the blinds are getting bigger and bigger?