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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2155339, member: 88730"] So in your example hand, if that's your read on this guy, then you should be shoving the turn for value against his worse Ax and draws. You don't even have 1/3rd pot bet left for the river once you raise, so might as well commit him with his whole range now. My sense from reading your posts if that you're mixing and confusing a lot of poker theory and labels incorrectly. For example, the Loose/passive label, based on what you're saying sounds more like a tight/passive opponent if they are "always" showing up with better hands. Players with aggression under 3 never bluffing is correct in certain situations, and based on the pot size. But that doesn't mean in a medium/small sized pot they won't bluff with a missed draw, etc.. The lower the aggression though, the less likely they will be CRAI on the river as a bluff, and things of that nature. Without having seen any information, it just appears that you have some pretty selective memory about your play and how you're reading situations. But we'll see when we do the coaching. :) [/QUOTE]
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