I play in a very loose PLO game where a few of the players are extremely aggressive and tend to always cbet Pot and/or Probe Turn Pot when the flop checks through(after they check because the flop is not good for their range). Do you have any tips on how to deal with these types of opponents? They also 3B/4B/get stacks in with many marginal holdings Preflop, which tends to push lots of people out of pots because of their aggressive actions - any tips on how to deal with that also? Thanks for the great content! Your videos are awesome
@@JSickPoker Thanks! In terms of bluff catching them so we can realize our equity more, do you have any tips on that? Ex. What threshold of hands we start bluff catching with, types of runouts that are good to bluff catch, etc.?
@@jpoker9294 yessir, if you tighten up your range preflop and you flip a good hand it’ll be safe to get it in a lot of times vs a very loose player. Either check raising or just lead potting into multi way pots. Hands like 2p, sets, pairs w straight draws and fds, straights, flushes etc
@@JSickPoker Got it, thanks. So you're saying to just Raise them vs their constant barrage of Pot cbets and barrels? Does that mean we don't want to just call them down marginal holdings/bluff catchers?
Just asking because coming from a NLH background, I gain a ton of profit vs these LAG players by having a well constructed calling range with marginal hands/some traps that calls down vs their way overtuned betting frequencies
Question regarding the iso and 3betting part. Do we really want to 3bet alot of hands with K in our hand, since this card is often blocked by the RFI player. I think the QJ98 is a much better candidate. I also believe in small-medium stakes we should aim heavily towards an exploititive strategy.
There are def Kx hands we should 3B like KJT9, KTJ8ds, KQJ9ss, KJTQss as they do well esp IP vs LP and I Always lean towards exploitative in any game with a mix of GTO.
@@JSickPoker yea, i agree, those very connected ones.. Of course we should mix in some GTO, and use it as an instrument for taking notes of deviations, but at the lower levels I think we need to be more exploitative weighted. I am not sure if there are that many nuances and tricky spots compared to higher levels. E.g, use of blockers, the fish will call you down more easily with your A flush blocker having a T high flush, so we bluff less and exploit that. 0.5/1 vs 2/5-5/10 online...
I play in a very loose PLO game where a few of the players are extremely aggressive and tend to always cbet Pot and/or Probe Turn Pot when the flop checks through(after they check because the flop is not good for their range). Do you have any tips on how to deal with these types of opponents?
They also 3B/4B/get stacks in with many marginal holdings Preflop, which tends to push lots of people out of pots because of their aggressive actions - any tips on how to deal with that also?
Thanks for the great content! Your videos are awesome
Definitely tighten up and limp re raise more hands and when you’re in a pot with them feel free to slow play more
@@JSickPoker Thanks! In terms of bluff catching them so we can realize our equity more, do you have any tips on that?
Ex. What threshold of hands we start bluff catching with, types of runouts that are good to bluff catch, etc.?
@@jpoker9294 yessir, if you tighten up your range preflop and you flip a good hand it’ll be safe to get it in a lot of times vs a very loose player. Either check raising or just lead potting into multi way pots. Hands like 2p, sets, pairs w straight draws and fds, straights, flushes etc
@@JSickPoker Got it, thanks. So you're saying to just Raise them vs their constant barrage of Pot cbets and barrels? Does that mean we don't want to just call them down marginal holdings/bluff catchers?
Just asking because coming from a NLH background, I gain a ton of profit vs these LAG players by having a well constructed calling range with marginal hands/some traps that calls down vs their way overtuned betting frequencies
Question regarding the iso and 3betting part.
Do we really want to 3bet alot of hands with K in our hand, since this card is often blocked by the RFI player. I think the QJ98 is a much better candidate. I also believe in small-medium stakes we should aim heavily towards an exploititive strategy.
There are def Kx hands we should 3B like KJT9, KTJ8ds, KQJ9ss, KJTQss as they do well esp IP vs LP and I Always lean towards exploitative in any game with a mix of GTO.
@@JSickPoker yea, i agree, those very connected ones.. Of course we should mix in some GTO, and use it as an instrument for taking notes of deviations, but at the lower levels I think we need to be more exploitative weighted.
I am not sure if there are that many nuances and tricky spots compared to higher levels. E.g, use of blockers, the fish will call you down more easily with your A flush blocker having a T high flush, so we bluff less and exploit that. 0.5/1 vs 2/5-5/10 online...