Another point i want to make . It looks to me like alot of people are playing NLHE like its PLO.
What i mean is they are playing wayyyyyyyy too tight and arent eilling to GII unless they have an overpair or 2 pairs or a set or watevs.
This is very good info to have and we can get alot of folds if we need to get them.
Example. Everyones gonna call a cbet. Either they have tptk or are just floating on a relatively dru flop to keep us honest. The key is to fire big on the turn.
The turn is where im getting the majority of folds when i need them. If you fire big on flop and big on turn, ive noticed im getting a ton of folds. If you just expect them to fold on the flop. Its never gonna happen. Imo the turn c bet is the key to getting the required folds. Problem is if we are
bluffing and they call turn, its really important to read the board correctly and figure out if they are drawing, or made already before the river.
If we just c bet flop.check turn and fire river. They are always calling with anything since alot of people translate turn checks as weakness or pot control. If we fire flop and then turn it looks like we are preparing for a river shove so anything below 2p and sets are mostly folding. Even fd's are folding when we give them the wrong price.
Just some thoughts. Could be wrong. Im just thinking out loud.
And keep in min this line works better if we have 3bet pre. Thats why i have like 20percent 3bet pre.
It really does wonders. 3 betting pre and getting flatted is a dream come true for me. Esp if im in position but it really doesnt feel like position matters as long as they flat our 3bet pre. The flat alone is a sign of weakness and we can alaways take it from there according to what comes on the board.