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Rock Star
Silver Level
Yes. This is where you play tight aggressive. Let them steal bits of chips from everyone else. Once you get a monster, raise pre and bet hard after the flop. Unless your table image is so tight that they will notice. Then this won't work
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Rock Star
Bronze Level
you should always avoid the bluff against this type of player, because of course, the chances of them paying and you being caught are enormous. If the miracle of one of them raises, you will certainly have a very strong hand. The best thing to do is to fold.
To win a game against a Loose / Passive, you should avoid high post flop betting, trying to keep you in the game as long as possible, but without checking. Place standard bets - by value - so he can refill the pot in all rounds.
To win a game against a Loose / Passive, you should avoid high post flop betting, trying to keep you in the game as long as possible, but without checking. Place standard bets - by value - so he can refill the pot in all rounds.
Eric Salvador
Visionary
Silver Level
Understand your opponent and your own range. Then have a clear understanding of your equity. You must know that every good hand isn't worth 3 streets of betting. Don't fold easily and play back with some raises when you feel they're weak
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Rock Star
Silver Level
The best strategy against them should be to adjust( either you open a little bit or you tighten up your Range depending on your respective stacks ,table position and blind and tourney structure) make Less C-bets and make a good pot control by slowing down one of the streets preferably a delayed bet (let's assume you have made a 3-4big blinds preflop you hit a set, a flush draw or 2 top pairs you can Cbet flop and cold check the turn or vice versa so you could bet big on the river if you don't connect you could bluff barrel only the turn if you have a bluff catcher that could look stronger hand to bet on the turn when you have connected well with the board make it look week and make up the river and make it look like a bluff a small bet or a minraise for Aggro maniacs so they try to bluff or a pot size bet for Skeptic Calling Stations you are sure they will call.Sometimes deep players with over 100 big blinds tend to open wide their range as they are chipleader or biggest stacks of the table and this is a different story as they could see more flops with marginal hands that could turn to real nightmares and suckouts.
Misaki
Visionary
Silver Level
well. if they call every bet you shouldn't bluff them at all. Unless he bets big vs your checks then you could bet small with some draws to get good price. If you have something good like TP good kicker then you shouldn't use bet sizes like 50-75%. You should bet big. Just test them. Pot bet, even overbets on dry board structures. Some time ago when they were more fishes on stars I used allin strategy vs that kind od players. Especially on boards like Ac9h7h and I had for example AsQs. I just bet like 150% or allin. I've got calls from every ace, many times from 2nd pair and hands like JTo. Now even fishes seem a little smarter so I mostly go something like 150% flop, allin turn. If he called flop vs big bet then probably he is not going to fold anything on turn.
