jadaminato
Visionary
Silver Level
I have heard many times that one way to adjust our range is to play the opposite way to how the table does. But I have a couple of doubts:
Assuming a table of 9 players, with a maximum VPIP of 17 and some real rocks, we should play more aggressive. The problem is that, when someone pays us, we will almost certainly be behind.
On the opposite side, suppose a table with an average VPIP of 60, (very common in 888). These players are calling with any cards. If we behave conservatively, when we have a couple of cards we can catch them. But with their call range we could also do it with hands like A10o in EP or KJs on the button, even with A8s i think.
So what is the best way to adjust your range?
Assuming a table of 9 players, with a maximum VPIP of 17 and some real rocks, we should play more aggressive. The problem is that, when someone pays us, we will almost certainly be behind.
On the opposite side, suppose a table with an average VPIP of 60, (very common in 888). These players are calling with any cards. If we behave conservatively, when we have a couple of cards we can catch them. But with their call range we could also do it with hands like A10o in EP or KJs on the button, even with A8s i think.
So what is the best way to adjust your range?