Emrald Onyxx
Rock Star
Silver Level
I have a few questions that I would greatly appreciate a few opinions about.
I know there is an archive here with most of these topics already being discussed in them, and believe me, I search these topics too. But my searches for these questions seem to only result in enough generalization of the actual strategy behind the questions, that I find myself finally coming back to the original question again.
Please don’t think I’m looking for the definite answer that will “be all” and “end all” in poker. But I would greatly appreciate any insight and opinion you may have on these general topics and questions.
Okay, so……….
I know my Opponent is Solid… what now?
(My opponent rarely has to show his cards.)
Try to assume this question from the point of view at any poker table with any limit or any style. Please help me with the plan you choose, given this piece of information in any circumstance, with this information being at least one of the facts you have going in pre-flop and then beyond to your overall strategy.
What other factors matter the most with at least this piece of information in your plan? What are your goals in the situation? And how do you get to them? Do you try to push your opponents to change that current state of mind, or do you use it against them? What would make you think they are bluffing and chasing, or just playing straight up and pot building? What would make you consider putting odds and outs to the side? What else could you do if you first plan fails and what identifies that failure?
Please help me with your thoughts on positions, odds, and specific hands. But try to remember that more generally, I’m looking for your strategies for attack, withdraw, or quite play in these situations. Or your overall game plan, along with as much information of when and how you would change that plan.
Again, I really do Thank-you for your comments.
I know there is an archive here with most of these topics already being discussed in them, and believe me, I search these topics too. But my searches for these questions seem to only result in enough generalization of the actual strategy behind the questions, that I find myself finally coming back to the original question again.
Please don’t think I’m looking for the definite answer that will “be all” and “end all” in poker. But I would greatly appreciate any insight and opinion you may have on these general topics and questions.
Okay, so……….
I know my Opponent is Solid… what now?
(My opponent rarely has to show his cards.)
Try to assume this question from the point of view at any poker table with any limit or any style. Please help me with the plan you choose, given this piece of information in any circumstance, with this information being at least one of the facts you have going in pre-flop and then beyond to your overall strategy.
What other factors matter the most with at least this piece of information in your plan? What are your goals in the situation? And how do you get to them? Do you try to push your opponents to change that current state of mind, or do you use it against them? What would make you think they are bluffing and chasing, or just playing straight up and pot building? What would make you consider putting odds and outs to the side? What else could you do if you first plan fails and what identifies that failure?
Please help me with your thoughts on positions, odds, and specific hands. But try to remember that more generally, I’m looking for your strategies for attack, withdraw, or quite play in these situations. Or your overall game plan, along with as much information of when and how you would change that plan.
Again, I really do Thank-you for your comments.