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The Benefits of Aggression (Day 2 Course Discussion)
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[QUOTE="UkoChebuko, post: 5710961, member: 353461"] You can't "control" anything against fish. You can't exploit them with an aggression. You just use value bets, bluff, if you hand is useless and you expect some FE. Teaching novice players to be aggro as default is not good imo. They must know there to bet as value, there as bluff, there to play slow. Which line is best. How to define a range. How to use the HUD. I watched some hands in this video. Teaching the people how to use "gigantic raise", well done, Mr. Moshman. And laugh...T9 hand. This can be so simple. Bet OTF, check-back OTT and give up OTR without good hand. And this will be better. Than your play. If we talking about the low limits. Don't be aggro, don't be loose at the low limits. As default. Use the HUd, use the info. But don't play, like that, as default. That's I mean, Katie Dozier. My English is bad, maybe you can't understand me, sorry. Your edge at the low limits is the narrow ranges. The HUd...Field tendencies. Country tendencies. The notes...You just can't outplay the people, because they are so weak. Mr Moshman: "What do you think he don't want to see. What he thinks?". He don't think. That is the problem. You play against yourself... [/QUOTE]
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