Re: Now I know what its like to play against me
I've started to ignore suits when heads up unless there are 3 on board. I feel that overall I get more value from my good hands than I lose when I let a flush get the somewhat cheaply or free.
If he is aggro the crux of my plan is to put in the last bet.
Aggro guys like betting thin, but not always calling thin.
Check and push his turn bet, if he checks the turn, I may check behind if its not a club and its not a broadway.
I may make a weak lead on the turn so I can get in the last raise, or just fold to his turn raise if I don't like the way it feels.
Regards,
Woodguy
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