rachelwxm
10-22-2004, 12:01 PM
Hi, I am resonable NL hodem SNG player but usually play poorly HP especially when we have >15bb at pokerstar.
I am generally pretty aggressive, raise 3bb with a decent stealling hands and slightly tight in calling raise from bb depending on my opponent. I will follow my raise PF with a half pot bet regardless and folding to a reraise if I do not hit flop. And if I miss the flop, usually I would mostly slow down on turn but sometimes I do fire second bet.
If I call the raise from bb, I would either try a stop and go with medium holding or check raise or bet out with top pair and check fold if miss the flop completely.
Now my question is:
1. Is there anything wrong with this scheme?
2. What's the best conterstrategy against this if you are my opponent?
3. If I do observe my opponent pick up the conterstrategy, how many hands does it take to change, and what change? Sometimes I feel I did not adjust my opponent quick enough.
Like one guy start to raise me all in before flop 2 times in 7 hands, and I fold both. 2 hands later, I call with A6 and he shows me 7s. Is this a reasonable call? I have him covered slightly with 15bb.
My aggressive play usually do very well before HP, like raise 3bb from botton and fire on the flop with one caller. But what if my opponent start to recognize this and he always call flop bet and bet to me if I check turn. It happen so many times for me to believe he always hit the flop.
Any help is appreciated. /images/graemlins/smile.gif
I am generally pretty aggressive, raise 3bb with a decent stealling hands and slightly tight in calling raise from bb depending on my opponent. I will follow my raise PF with a half pot bet regardless and folding to a reraise if I do not hit flop. And if I miss the flop, usually I would mostly slow down on turn but sometimes I do fire second bet.
If I call the raise from bb, I would either try a stop and go with medium holding or check raise or bet out with top pair and check fold if miss the flop completely.
Now my question is:
1. Is there anything wrong with this scheme?
2. What's the best conterstrategy against this if you are my opponent?
3. If I do observe my opponent pick up the conterstrategy, how many hands does it take to change, and what change? Sometimes I feel I did not adjust my opponent quick enough.
Like one guy start to raise me all in before flop 2 times in 7 hands, and I fold both. 2 hands later, I call with A6 and he shows me 7s. Is this a reasonable call? I have him covered slightly with 15bb.
My aggressive play usually do very well before HP, like raise 3bb from botton and fire on the flop with one caller. But what if my opponent start to recognize this and he always call flop bet and bet to me if I check turn. It happen so many times for me to believe he always hit the flop.
Any help is appreciated. /images/graemlins/smile.gif