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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2328300, member: 88730"]
Good, pick your spots and opponents well and you'll make some easy money.

Sounds good. Yeah limit your flatting range, especially from the SB.

In position, just flops that are really mid coordinated and you don't have any great backdoor equity, and/or over cards, etc...

Awesome. I had one student tell me a couple of years this was like found gold since he'd never done it, and hadn't read any strategy about doing it. It works, especially if you flat out of the BB against an open button.

If it's working for your game, then that's good. If they are nitty it's a good general strategy.

Yeah, this is good sizing in those kinds of games.

Yes, this generally works well.

It sounds good overall. Nice work!

Well, if your games are nitty, the number of value streets you're going to get will be typically 2 at most. So sometimes against these guys when you have top pair, you can c-bet, check turn, and value bet / call river (on non super draw heavy boards). At higher stakes this would be perceived as a strong line, but at lower stakes you can sometimes squeeze more value against tighter opponents who think you might be bluffing now and then you also pot control in case they go nuts on the river. But if they are nits like you say, then just make sure to listen to what they are telling you and believe them.
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