Re: how to beat the bad players
Number one rule of poker, and everything else is a derivitive.
When an opponent plays differently then if he had known your hole cards you gain.
point being- every mistake your opponent makes is in the long run good for you.
Before you make comments about putting players on hands, you simply need to sit down and really think about how bad players effect a good player's EV.
-JDanz
(If any of that was too complex, you're not better at .25/.5 then .1/.25, not an insult to you, there is simply not a poker player on earth who is.)
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