Playing Unpredictably (Day 22 Course Discussion)

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Eduard0Felipe said:
Playing unpredictably, look there, another beautiful and excellent class, a more complex theme, but definitely something that should be applied when you are playing, in moderation of course, but 3 bet light is very important, both to prevent your opponent opens a lot on top of you and also, when you have really strong hands and are 3-betting for value, to get your opponents to call. Just imagine, you 3 bet light and on the next hand you receive AA, KK, someone opens, you 3 bet again, but notice, on the previous hand it was light, on this one, it's for value, very important to have that in your range.

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You are doing great with this course!
 
I like the video. For me the point to consider is will my opponent fold if I put pressure on him.
 
Day 22 finished.
Nice topic about to play umpredictibably from information about our opponents and adding range or hands where we can 3bet.

Ty.
 
Day 22 completed, unpredictability can be a powerful tool. In addition to adapting to your opponents, you can also use it strategically to confuse your rivals and keep them guessing your moves. Finding the right balance between consistency and surprise in your game is important to maximize your chances of success. Thank you for this lesson!
 
How do I maintain my focus on maximizing the value of my premium hands while also preventing my range from being transparent to strong opponents?
 
austral said:
How do I maintain my focus on maximizing the value of my premium hands while also preventing my range from being transparent to strong opponents?
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Hi @austral

I think that varying your bet sizes will make it not as easy to read when you have premium hands.
 
austral said:
How do I maintain my focus on maximizing the value of my premium hands while also preventing my range from being transparent to strong opponents?
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Also you can use a sizing that is the same for value and for your bluffs
 
Day22. I can say for sure that an unpredictable playing style is something I’m missing from my skill set. There are times when you simply don't get dealt a strong hand, and an unpredictable style—involving opening up a wider range of hands—would work really well. The hand examples Colin selected perfectly demonstrated how to play in situations like that. It’s a great skill that will potentially generate profit down the line. Thanks for the excellent information. Quiz answers: 1) It’s not the best spot for a 3-bet; we’re out of position, and the opponent is unknown. 2) J9s potentially gives us more ways to win.
 
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