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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2379920, member: 88730"]
c/cing down and then CR river doesn't happen very often. It really depends on what they are CR (either missed draws or for value). In nearly all cases it will be for value, so no real need for a player type there.

That's good that you're going through those types. These are a lot of the ones I've used myself over the years. Expand on them as needed for your games. These should give you a good baseline though. I think we all have certain strengths in poker, and I think my biggest strength is reading players, being able to profile and understand their motivations, and then staying one step ahead of them. I'd consider it an art, and I think it's extremely important to develop.

When I've coached, I've not come across a student yet that hasn't commented on my reading, or asking how I knew he would likely do X or Y. I didn't know it was one of the strongest parts of my game until I started coaching really.

How I improved as a poker player is very much like I talk about in chapter 2. Recognize your strengths and weaknesses, and then put time in on your weakness, because that area usually has the most room for improvement. I lay some of this out in the upcoming workbook too, and how to make a training plan.

Any ways, that's good that you're working on that area, because like I said, I think it's super important and often over looked. If you have any other questions with player typing, just put some hands in here and we can go over them together.
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