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What to do against that one player you seemingly can't beat
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[QUOTE="cotta777, post: 2260272, member: 93414"] Watch him play, why is he hard to beat is he aggro donk? keeps betting/calling any exposed cards he has will be huge. if he goes to showdown make sure you track back how he played the hand. and whether he played it well Does he call fold the flop ever. does he ever shut down when he c-bets and gets called how many hands is he playing per orbit? watch how often he plays out of position and whether he flat calls. I would say if he's loose aggressive try and avoid pots with him out of position and let him hang himself when you have position on him and generally find his leaks if he is aggressive. If he is on the tighter side you can to think more about his range and when he is going to be betting, in order to know what sort of hands he is willing to invest into and whether he has the discipline to fold a well repped hand [/QUOTE]
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