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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2370352, member: 88730"]
[B]We have point #1, which is make sure you're c-betting enough in position[/B].  
 
 [B]#2 - Limit your cold calling out of position with trouble hands and speculative hands.
 
 [/B][B]Point #3. Being Lost on the Turn.[/B]
 
 [B]Point #4[/B] [B]- Don't play without initiative.

[/B][B]#5 - Not mixing in different lines from the blinds against steal attempts.

And on to...

#6 - Not value betting enough.

[/B]I think some people know and understand this, but implementing in real time doesn't always happen. When I coach I see a ton of missed value bets, mostly on the turn and river. So a simple rule to use is:

If my opponent isn't raising, then keep betting when you have a value hand. The weaker your opponent is, the wider your value betting range should become. So that can include middle and bottom pair against a lot of really bad opponents.

If your opponent is a tight regular, then this won't apply in most situations. But against weaker regulars, or fish, you need to have some aggressive value betting in order to win at a decent winrate.
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