blueskies
Legend
Loyaler
I am not sure if rangeless is truly the word to describe the folks who will play just about every hand, but I find it extremely difficult to play against these guys.
The reason is that they literally can have any 2 cards and they do not fold so there's no fold equity.
Yes, I know we're supposed to value bet the heck out of these guys and it's easy to take their coins IF your superior hand holds up by the river.
In reality, you will hit air most of the time if you don't at least have a starting pair, or they flop their miracle straight draw and you can't fold your AA because you know he will go to showdown even with two overcards against any aggression.
When you're running bad, and the board is all going the super loose villains' way, is there anything you can do except quit?
Against most players, I can at least put them on a range. These 80%+ VPIP guys I don't know how to read. They are overall money losers, but when they run good and I run bad, I lose everything to them. I cannot push them off a draw, and they are so aggro that I end up stacking off with just an overpair only to find his 10 3 hit two pairs or that he's shoving with a gutshot draw which completes both on the turn and the river.
I check the players that I've lost the most $ to. They are all soundly in the red overall. Very frustrating and helpless feeling.
The reason is that they literally can have any 2 cards and they do not fold so there's no fold equity.
Yes, I know we're supposed to value bet the heck out of these guys and it's easy to take their coins IF your superior hand holds up by the river.
In reality, you will hit air most of the time if you don't at least have a starting pair, or they flop their miracle straight draw and you can't fold your AA because you know he will go to showdown even with two overcards against any aggression.
When you're running bad, and the board is all going the super loose villains' way, is there anything you can do except quit?
Against most players, I can at least put them on a range. These 80%+ VPIP guys I don't know how to read. They are overall money losers, but when they run good and I run bad, I lose everything to them. I cannot push them off a draw, and they are so aggro that I end up stacking off with just an overpair only to find his 10 3 hit two pairs or that he's shoving with a gutshot draw which completes both on the turn and the river.
I check the players that I've lost the most $ to. They are all soundly in the red overall. Very frustrating and helpless feeling.