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joeyvegasboi
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hey Guys,
When deducing whether to make a big call or not in cash games, should a good player be adjusting their overall strategy when playing against players who would consider good vs. bad.
I was playing online against some very TAG opponents that were very hard to get money out of when I did hit a good hand. I had a 4 and flop came 774. I called to a small bet and a 4 hit the board giving me a full house. Turn comes check check river is a blank and on the river villain bets All In. Now when playing against worse opponents I could see this as someone who is trying to steal the pot and willing to risk all their chips/maybe has two pair. Dude ended up having a 7 so full house over full house and I lost. The whole game everyone was playing TAG and the pot was decent already so I'd be surprised dude had a random 7.
What are your thoughts? Should I of realized if he bet the flop he probably had a pair or gave him credit for that vs. an over pair? Did I play this like a noob?
When deducing whether to make a big call or not in cash games, should a good player be adjusting their overall strategy when playing against players who would consider good vs. bad.
I was playing online against some very TAG opponents that were very hard to get money out of when I did hit a good hand. I had a 4 and flop came 774. I called to a small bet and a 4 hit the board giving me a full house. Turn comes check check river is a blank and on the river villain bets All In. Now when playing against worse opponents I could see this as someone who is trying to steal the pot and willing to risk all their chips/maybe has two pair. Dude ended up having a 7 so full house over full house and I lost. The whole game everyone was playing TAG and the pot was decent already so I'd be surprised dude had a random 7.
What are your thoughts? Should I of realized if he bet the flop he probably had a pair or gave him credit for that vs. an over pair? Did I play this like a noob?