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[QUOTE="BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch, post: 6371681, member: 480921"]
You folks are giving your opponents way too much credit.  They're more focused on their own hands rather than someone else's hand.

The only reason they'll pay attention to opponents is maybe when they're in a tourn and that's not to play flops and know where they are in a hand by giving an educated guess on their opponents holding but so they know who to steal blinds from.

In a cash game or at least at $1/2 live when I played, they wouldn't care unless you  play like one hand for like an hour and why did they care?

Because when they got a hand they didn't get action, lol again, not because they were trying to put folks on hands.

You need a simple, well disciplined, straightforward "old school" game to deal with beginners/rec players without ANY BLUFFS.

Not mixing it up with mediocre hands that a lot of folks don't have the knowledge to play on a flop whose only strategy is c-betting and betting and betting again like TV pokier hoping for a fold when they can't read the texture of a flop and they don't know what to look out for danger.

That's playing directly into those beginners favor.

Unless you know for sure without a doubt that your opponent has made an adjustment to you playing strong hands THEN you can make an adjustment and only against that one and not the rest of a table.

And even then you don't get crazy with that one opponent.
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