| This is a discussion on Line Profiling within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; Are there betting lines, for example in HE, that usually mean only one thing? So in a hand if a player, bets here, checks here, ... |
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17th January 2008, 1:28 PM
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Line Profiling
Are there betting lines, for example in HE, that usually mean only one thing? So in a hand if a player, bets here, checks here, etc., can we ever, independent of most other factors such as reads and stack sizes, say that yes when a player makes this combination of bets/checks/raises 80-90% of the time this is the type of hand he has?
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17th January 2008, 9:10 PM
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it depends on how long youve been observing or playing with the opponent. if you've been paying attention and what you just mentioned holds true, then sure. why not?
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18th January 2008, 1:16 AM
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Rarely. This is very read-dependent, but vs unknown 'bad' players, certain lines can usually be associated with one type of hand.
ex ch-calling to the river only to ch-r when a draw hits is very frequently a draw that has hit. or ch-calling to an innocuous river and the ch-raising can often mean a monster. It's really too general of a subject to start relying on it with in-hand situations. |
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