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[QUOTE="KillerKat, post: 362454, member: 7104"]
3) Where do your opponents fall on a general passive to aggressive scale? When you're last to act and everyone checks to you, knowing your opponents is crucial in determining whether or not to pull the trigger. Aggressive players tend to bet their hands more often than not [although if they feel you've been picking off too many pots they will start to look for a checkraise opportunity], [B]but passive players feel much better about calling than betting. In short, I'd feel more comfortable bluffing against aggressive players simply because I can generally put more faith in the fact that their check is a sign of weakness.[/B]
 
This is so true, in my usual game that I play on a monday night, their is this one player(happens to be my closest friend),whenever I put in a heafty raise trying to take the pot down there and then, say with AK, everyone else will fold but of course she will call.
She checks the flop, another raise by me, she calls. And more often then not she will win the pot. She will call all the way with ace high or bottom pair. One thing she always says "she does not like to be bullied". 
So anymore if she calls my raise, if I dont hit anything I will check all the way. It has saved me alot of money:) [LEFT] 
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