6 Table $1/$2 FRNL (2 of 4)
Posted by Michael Gazonda
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Yeah, the 20-1 idea is a rough guide. The more likely someone won't be able to fold, the lower you can go. The more likely you can get to showdown cheaply and win, the lower you can go. The problem with going too low though is that you can still flop a set and lose. Because of this, the pot odds + implied odds need to be more than the odds of flopping a set.
It's tough to give too loose of an answer of what to do when facing 3bet isolations from regs with lower than 88. Some players are really nitty/straightforward, and I will fold a lot. Some 3bet bluff a lot, and I call a lot. The players I'm willing to call against are usually the same players I think are going to let me get to showdown with the best hand sometimes.
Am I 4-betting any of them as a bluff? Almost never. I'd rather 4-bet bluff with an A/K/Q blocker than a low pair. I'd be more likely to want to 4bet bluff with those hands if I thought there was a good chance of being called.
I hope that helps, let me know if you have any follow up questions.
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