manolo salazar
Rock Star
Silver Level
Reading the book Play the player he says: there are two general techniques to beat LAGs .
1.- You will reverse "standard" play against your opponent to give him false information about your hand ranges. Then after you have played against the LAG for a while and he has made his first adjustment to you, revert to a tight strategy of well- balanced mix ranges.
1.- You will reverse "standard" play against your opponent to give him false information about your hand ranges. Then after you have played against the LAG for a while and he has made his first adjustment to you, revert to a tight strategy of well- balanced mix ranges.
Dailon Arroyo Blandon
Legend
Bronze Level
usually to the players who are very aggressive ... I watch and analyze them for several minutes ... to try to realize which hands they play ... if they make a lot of bluff ... and when I have a strong hand I will try to catch them. ..
dimon4ik89
Visionary
Platinum Level
To play against very aggressive players is not very comfortable
To play against very aggressive players is not very comfortable. If it's MTT or regular SNG tournaments then it's better to wait for a good card. If it's Heads Up or Spin and Go, then you have to play against the aggressor on its own strategy. And it does not matter what stage of the tournament, if you call each raise of the aggressor, then it will take most of the banks with the cbet. Or you will be heavily lucky and you will often fall into the flop.
To play against very aggressive players is not very comfortable. If it's MTT or regular SNG tournaments then it's better to wait for a good card. If it's Heads Up or Spin and Go, then you have to play against the aggressor on its own strategy. And it does not matter what stage of the tournament, if you call each raise of the aggressor, then it will take most of the banks with the cbet. Or you will be heavily lucky and you will often fall into the flop.
Betmakers
Rock Star
Silver Level
100% true. Listen to him.
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wilywiles
Rock Star
Silver Level
With agressive players, you gotta play back aggressively. But aggressive does not mean wild. It just means agressive. Against a wildly agressive player you want to 3-bet with hands like AQ AK , 10s-AAs, and if in position even 3-bet with hands such as KQ, 99s, 88, 77s. It's best to try to isolate the play between the two of you if possible. Thats why I would suggest raising vs calling against an aggressive player. To divide and conquer because most times an aggressive player seems to be playing wildly is because hes been getting away with it. Make him tighten up
pirateglenn
Legend
Bronze Level
Hi there,
its all about position and patience when i play aggressive players, i do not play them because they are aggressive, i worry more about my own game but when i do opt to enter into a pot, i will often 3, 4, 5, bet or re raise if i have a hand worth the action...
Regards
pirateglenn
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xexeu
Rock Star
Bronze Level
To combat super-aggressive players who apply a lot of 3-bets, I usually use an increase in size that varies from 2.5 to 3 times the big blind, when in final positions or sometimes in intermediate positions. Having to do less of that initial positions as I will often have to fold against 3-bets. So I want to have fewer possible players to play after me, less likely that any of them will have a good hand and will play.
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mzrbf1gmailcom
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I don't think just waiting for a good hands against aggressive player is a good strategy, because in poker you rarely get an assured strong hand to trap bluffer. Aggressive guy is a combination of rarely good hand and mostly illogical courage.
Th best reaction is playing logical and normal with a bit more courage than normal or avoid them as much as possible and not to enter the risky hand with them but logical hand , because you are playing with an irregular player with low percent of good hand, as usual , and high percentage of bluff hands.
Th best reaction is playing logical and normal with a bit more courage than normal or avoid them as much as possible and not to enter the risky hand with them but logical hand , because you are playing with an irregular player with low percent of good hand, as usual , and high percentage of bluff hands.
francisco mendoza
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I always meet aggressive players, and 90% I've beaten them, I just hope I get my winning hand and I let them bet a lot, and then I beat them, oh I just become more aggressive than them, the idea is to become a chaser , and when you have your cards ready, catch him and take him out of the game.
darkvick
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Hello guy, I guess you mean loose agressive player, but let's go. In whole cases I like to play the opposite of the table, so if you're in a table loose is better to play tight, because they are throwing chips a lot so if you have a strong hand you can catch them.
Gritz18
To Cesar, what belongs to Cesar.
Loyaler
There are two types of aggressive players.
The first is the one who is aggressive, but knows very well what he is doing, he has a defined range of hands, he will know how to fold a hand if this is to compromise his tournament, we can consider him a regular player.
And the second aggressive player is the one we know, who wants to play and win every hand, doesn't have a defined range of hands, usually doesn't have a reise pattern, 3bets with weak hands, and won't fold so easily if he hits something, which is what we find in freerolls.
nachopaulo
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I think it's a strong hand, but against players like that you'll probably spend quite a bit of chips trying to see the flop, as they play aggressively from pre-flop. You saw the flop, your hand hit the board, and the opponent continues to be aggressive, just call and let him give you his chips.
I remembered a hand that I played recently that this happened, the player started aggressive since the pre-flop, I called and made a set, because I already had a pair in my hands, and the opponent continued to fret until the river, which was when it happened all in with only a pair in his hands and I won all his chips.
But remembering, this was one of the hands, it doesn't always happen like that, sometimes he can have a stronger hand than yours, it's important to have a game read before calling against aggressive players, to have a number of hands played against him.
I remembered a hand that I played recently that this happened, the player started aggressive since the pre-flop, I called and made a set, because I already had a pair in my hands, and the opponent continued to fret until the river, which was when it happened all in with only a pair in his hands and I won all his chips.
But remembering, this was one of the hands, it doesn't always happen like that, sometimes he can have a stronger hand than yours, it's important to have a game read before calling against aggressive players, to have a number of hands played against him.
