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[QUOTE="John A, post: 3950919, member: 88730"] Yeah, so the good news is he won't have a 6 very often obviously and you can rep the 6. The bad news is he'll have two pair here a lot, and some of your range is whiffed spades. So in these spots I size my bets depending on how I think my villain is thinking about the game. The more aggro and decent they are as a reg, I bet more in a modest value/bluff range (2.2ish). Reason being is that typically in these spots vs more aggressive opponents, betting larger to get folds actually tends to get more calls (get the suspicious genes working). So whether I bet 2.2 or 3.2 it won't really change their calling range. I'm trying to get strong top pairs and over pairs to fold. Two pair, sets vs this kind of opponent (although doubt he has a set), won't fold very often. Against a player that isn't that good or an average / bad reg, I'm betting closer to 3, because I can get some of their over pair range and some of the bottom of their 2 pair range to fold (not always), and strong top pair that had some draws (T9, A9, Jh9h, etc...). That's basically how I approach it. [/QUOTE]
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