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[QUOTE="shinedown.45, post: 773680, member: 12766"]
I know how hard it is to read players who play this way, which is why, at times I have adopted this strategy which works well at times especially against someone like yourself who just doesn't know how or when to correctly slowplay.
 
There is nothing wrong with aggression, but you have to pick your spots.
You have to remember when playing HU your opponent will find it too easy to read you.
 
I also have this problem at times.
If I concentrate on the table at hand I seem to do so much better.
 
If half your stack is half of the pot, then(depending on situation)it's a fine play to represent strength but if half your stack is a blatant overbet, the player/s calling or pushing have the better hand or look at your bet as a bluff and you'll never get away with it.
 
Why would you want to show weakness?
A c-bet is how to play.
Most pro's will tell you that if your going to raise preflop then the next course of action if your the first to bet at the pot or checked around to you and no-one else bets, then do it.
 
better to win a small pot than lose a big pot and only under the right circumstances can you slowplay, otherwise always bet as not to allow anyone to catch up.
 
I disagree with playing loose, but if it works for you then have fun with it but IMO in a 6 handed game ATC will not do but it is appropriate to open your range up .
 
I have this problem but there is nothing you can do about donkeys.
 
My biggest problem is giving too much credit to bad players, not giving enough credit to good players and not knowing when the proper time is to switch gears during a tourney. :)
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