$10 NLHE 6-max: Villain checks down flopped flush??

[WVHillbilly]

I play it the same.

No he isn't.
Playing a super weak hand with the sole intention to bluff villain off of it is not what we should be doing vs uber stations.

All we know from those stats is that he calls a lot preflop.

I raise in the bb preflop 100% with ATC against any opponent who open limps the sb until given a reason to do otherwise. I don't see that reason here.

 

[jbbb]

Sorry, how can we tell what his Fold to flop bet is from these stats?

this is why the winning styles are tight-aggressive and loose-aggressive.

Winning styles are the opposite of however villain is playing. Loose-passive can be very profitable against hyper aggressive players (more from playing PLO, but I assume it happens in some HE games too).

Stop beating on this kid he's only new and trying to give a different view (however wrong it may be). Treat the lad with some respect.

 

[OMGITSOVER9K]

Sorry, how can we tell what his Fold to flop bet is from these stats?


Winning styles are the opposite of however villain is playing. Loose-passive can be very profitable against hyper aggressive players (more from playing PLO, but I assume it happens in some HE games too).

Stop beating on this kid he's only new and trying to give a different view (however wrong it may be). Treat the lad with some respect.

loose passive? tight passive makes some sense, but thats only in some spots postflop..

i'm not disrespecting him, I just disagree strongly with his point.

he said that checking the nuts for 3 streets isn't bad, I said that anything that makes a hand/draw will have something by the turn at least, so by checking there you're losing value.

not looking for arguments, he has his opinion, he can play how he likes.

 

[bgomez89]

villain knew hero wouldn't call flop and turn with worse ldo

 

[fletchdad]

lmao, I dont get this much response in my REAL HH posts....

 

[Deco]

All we know from those stats is that he calls a lot preflop.

So you wouldn't value town this guy postflop wider than a reg or nit?
It's one of the safest assumptions we can possibly make that a 53/3 is going to be fishy both pre and postflop.