Weak-tights just tell you what they have. LAGs are out of line. Tight-Aggressives typically will (predictably) go too far with hands they choose to play, if they are not tough.
I assert that the best semi-bluffers are the best overall players.
I assert that mastery of the semi-bluff (including good laydowns after such a bet) is THE essential skill because by definition, THIS skill incorporates mastery of a great many other very important and often quite subtle poker skills such as
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Solid starting standards (by position and number of players),
Reading hands,
Choosing your victim,
Isolating him,
Ability to make tough laydowns,
Changing gears etc.
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How do you defend against the sophisticated and tough (capable of big laydown) semi-bluffer?
Because a wide range of hands are semi-bluff candidates from a wide range of seats.
Don't be quick to answer. Think about it for awhile and come back and vote.
I'm eager to examine the poker insight and opinion you may choose to post on this thread.
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