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this video pay the membership! Tx Peter...

thanks for the advice, next time i will consider fold postflop.

Fold flop. but vs passive recr u can cbet 1/3 of the pot on flop with backdoors and overcards. Turn bet look like suspicious, i think raise all in can make him fold a lot of his weak range like some pairs and gutshots, and u have the best blocker, i like check/shove turn, besides have some equity

Hey guys: thanks for the answer, Peter Clarke say playing vs loose opponent in position:

If the opener is a weaker player, who is playing far too many hands, you will want to widen up your 3-Bet ranges considerably. You might add more big, offsuit cards and some suited connectors just to isolate the weak player when you have position. Equity and fold equity pre-flop are not so important in this case. It’s your skill edge that’s making you money.

(but i cant find how to play vs loose opponent OOP):

Bet bigger , pot sized at least, flop and turn. He always call with an Ace or gutshot, and always fold air on that board.

NL16 regs are pretty nitty, they tend to pot control/blufcatch hands like AJ. with no reads your MDF is 57%. You block QQ, and 99 for villian value hand. And you dont block Flush draws. I think is a good call. Just be careful, some regs from stars NL16/25/50 never river bluff shove.

Oh sorry , still money behind. I tought was end of the action spot.

vs 20/14 u re dead. sometimes u can check flop with pair + FD , u have showdown value + a draw. 20/14 guys never bluff. at least not that way and you block FD

Value: TT (3 combos), JJ (6 combos) QQ ( 1 combo). Assume he always 4bet KK+ AKs+. And AKo dont play postflop that way. So we need to pay aprox $ 4.00 bucks to 17.00 pot. And we lost against 3 combos, and win against 6 combos, we win 2 times and loose 1 time.

I always call.

you dont have value to bet river flopzilla give 70/30 for villain value range. You should fold every time, except vs maniacs.