HeyI've noticed recently that against a lot of tight opponents I end up in flips (AKs Vs JJ etc.) a lot more often than I do against loose players and was wondering if anybody else sees this happen a lot?Obviously the best hands don't play as well against tight guys because they're just folding so often but my thinking is maybe it's a glitch in my thinking and/or approach, maybe I'm playing too tight against these guys and that's why i'm getting it in against them like this so often.....?I don't consider my play to be too tight really; I adjust against player types (thanks to this website's awesome content) and am constantly trying to squeeze chips out of tight guys so i'm a bit confused (and a little sore I guess) as to why my results as of late are suffering because of this. Many thanks 2hotty420PS just watched a few of Rypac's videos and I will be diving into all your stuff very soon, very interesting/info heavy vids man keep em coming!!!
This is life bro :) Maybe try to be super agros , i guess again a 50 - vpip in big blind he can mini raire 100 % pre flop and if he play tight you can steel a lot of pot , using scary turn / river card , c/r lot of flop ... If the tight player is a regular , try to take is msn and avoid to play him ( i have a personel avoid list ) ... If he is not a regular , try to be Rypac in a leekfinder vifro and find all the leef of this vilain ..
The tighter they are the longer the game will last and the more likely you'll get it in in less dominating situations. Try to take advantage of them folding too much but make sure you understand when a call from a tight range means they're rarely folding later on in the hand.
I see what you mean; against the average tight player I can see upwards of 65+ hands per match sometimes and the license to steal is immense. I'll work on narrowing my opponents calling range I guess and go from there, thanks Mers! 2hotty420