@hungryhorsepokr I just looked it up, you are right.
Fuck I haven't thought about the fact that btn is gonna be so advantaged on the top part.
Thanks for teaching something new
I mean you raise all of them.
You have too many shitty hands, I should take the pot so many times with all the hands.
There is an argument to call KsTh or 8s8x but I think the fact that I'll gain so muck fold equity and clear so much equity even with just a click it beats the call (I think I should play 0 calls, there is only a small argument to call draws and donk the river).
The important question are:
1)do you cbet range flop
2)are you 3betting the turn
3)how do you play the river if we just call. (There is an argument to just call K3ss if when you arrive on the river with all those bluffs you still barrell, easy to overbluff spot)
I think that if I know these info it would be much easier to exploit you.
So if you don't know my strategy I would click you with bluffs and raise big with a flush.
@JosephM00999600@hungryhorsepokr Oh yeah also this is weird but I have never seen a sim with 5x open and no rake, that could be incentivize the call.
The rake where I do play there is little to no call vs that size
I disagree with the premise.
Elite players don't know what to do in every spot, they are just fine with playing to the best of their abilities regardless of the result.
@Chris_D_Brewer actually said in an interview that he envies @ikepoker unshakness towards mistakes.
I agree with the rest
@VanjaPoker Generally true but I have seen some Cev sims where in btn rfi, sb calls, bb can actually calls 76o even 75o.
Probably because he's not OOP on 2 people
@ClearTradeoffs Could it be a survivorship bias given that there's probably a lot of people who got distracted and never got to a high level in the first thing?
@tombos21 Technically if it rolls 90 and he bets it's either a hand that bets at least 90% of the time or at least 10% of the time. Ruling out hands that bet <10% of the time so it should still be exploitable.
Same could be said by the check