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[QUOTE="Fisi, post: 2345728, member: 105158"] I've been trying this out lately, as I have been 4betting with hands like AJo and KJo against really aggresive regulars that 3bet a lot and have high postflop AF%. However they were calling or 5betting like 80%+, so I guess it was a bad choice of opponents, or I was just unlucky. I get the advice to raise marginal hands on the flop, but what about out of position? Check-raising our midpairs seems very spewy and I'm not a big fan of donking. Should we be calling cbets and leading turns, or are we just check-folding midpairs and such? I also have another question regarding moving up stakes. I've been improving my game and was playing pretty good on 5NL (10bb/100 winrate on the last 20.000 hands, solid red line), and went back on 10NL, where I was crushed. This seems to happen always when I move up stakes and it's pretty dishartening. Is the play really that much better or am I playing badly when moving up? [/QUOTE]
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