Micro Stakes Range reading
Usually when Im the preflop aggressor I make a standard cbet on the flop (about 2/3 of the pot) and give up on turn unless my hand improves. Should we make a cbet when we're outta position ? should we make a cbet when there's more than one villain in the pot? Should we even cbet with air?
Lemme know how you usually cbet.
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When asking about strategy suggestions you want to be specific to the games you are playing.
C-betting in micro stakes turbo tournaments is a far different approach than C-betting deep stack 50 NL cash games.
So when you ask what does X player do, they respond with a generic this is what to do or a I do X but they are playing mid stakes and in mid stakes villains will fold twice as often than in micros.
Often you will get the range response which is a great response but way less effective vs villains who are not even thinking what hand you may have forget about getting them to think what group of
hands you may have.
So in micros C-betting involves never just betting once with air. You often have to convince the villain you have it. That takes 2 or 3 bets. Micro villains fold one pair 20% of the time by the river so the board you
bluff had better be very scary for the villain. The problem is villains play any two cards so what is a scary board for a range that wide?
Add in a second villain playing any two cards and only folding any pair 20% of the time by the river. What you have is a recipe for over playing your bluffs.
Great news though. We can get value from one pair, sometimes for stacks 80% of the time.
So under the situation I describe above how might you build a C-betting strategy?
Just some thoughts
Hope this helps