Exploits

[2cards]

Hey guys, what are some of your favorite exploits? What do you look for? And how do you adapt to different table atmospheres? (Loose table, solid, nitty)

 

[zipocool]

everything comes with experience and this applies both online and offline, offline of course to a greater extent

 

[zipocool]

Hey guys, what are some of your favorite exploits? What do you look for? And how do you adapt to different table atmospheres? (Loose table, solid, nitty)

now, of course, the loose-aggressive style prevails

 

[rastapapolos]

As a rule of dumb you play the opposite of the table dynamics, if there are a lot of tight players, one could play a loose game trying to hit the flop with 2 pairs or better and stack players that couldn't fold over-pairs... In the opposite side if the table is very loose ( a lot of limpers, calling station) One could try to enter with a tight range (high equity) and charging them pre-flop (x7 bb). It might seems difficult especially when ranges gets wide, but we could use frequency to tell how often they will do something specific (c-betting, folding to c-bet, calling light on some spots, hero call...etc) and it comes with experience

 

[Risto234]

As a rule of dumb you play the opposite of the table dynamics

Play the opposite? So this means slowing the game down in turbo events and speed the game up in non-turbo things right :hmmmm2:

 

[EmptyHouse]

Poker is all about exploits. Your goal is to find leaks in your opponent’s strategy, figure out how to best take advantage of those leaks, and then implement plays to exploit their mistakes. This is poker in a nutshell.
When bluffing your aim is to exploit a player who will fold too often.
When value betting your aim is to exploit a player who cannot fold enough worse hands.