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Jordansimo
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Silver Level
Hi guys,
As in the title. Played a couple of frustrating (and losing) heads up SNG's against an opponent who quite literally wouldn't flat from the BB. I played him some months ago and won so I'm not sure if he had a note on me.
I opened to 2.5x but dropped to a min-raise and he was 3-betting me from 40 to about 180/210, probably once every four or five hands. I started limping from the button but he just raised my limps to about 80. I called with the top of my range which was playable post flop (KQs etc) but was just getting duff flops and c-bet off them.
He only opened a couple of buttons and opened from 3x and sometimes even 4/5x
Would appreciate any adjustment advice apart from call him a **** in the chat box (kidding kidding let's all be friends)
Thanks
Just a quick edit: I don't just mean this game in particular. There are a ton of players who are just raising to 3x and 3-betting from the big blind as if they are following a chart and not wanting to play post-flop.
As in the title. Played a couple of frustrating (and losing) heads up SNG's against an opponent who quite literally wouldn't flat from the BB. I played him some months ago and won so I'm not sure if he had a note on me.
I opened to 2.5x but dropped to a min-raise and he was 3-betting me from 40 to about 180/210, probably once every four or five hands. I started limping from the button but he just raised my limps to about 80. I called with the top of my range which was playable post flop (KQs etc) but was just getting duff flops and c-bet off them.
He only opened a couple of buttons and opened from 3x and sometimes even 4/5x
Would appreciate any adjustment advice apart from call him a **** in the chat box (kidding kidding let's all be friends)
Thanks
Just a quick edit: I don't just mean this game in particular. There are a ton of players who are just raising to 3x and 3-betting from the big blind as if they are following a chart and not wanting to play post-flop.
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