How tricky are you?

[imported_CaseClosed326]

.5 Probably not a good thing.

[Anders_G]

I play party 5/10 which means i vary between 2 and 7 depending on who's in the pot

[PokerMike]

I think i'm about a 6 or 7. I used to be higher but i think it ends up costing you(i.e. missing bets when going for a river c/r, getting 3bet when you are raising for a free card[and then capping for free card [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]] etc..). I guess the trickiness scale is wierd because i don't think a 10 is optimum. If you have good table selection you shouldn't have to be too tricky because your opponents are so easy to read and play against. I play 30/60.

[wheelz]

sorry forgot to include the limit but it's too late to edit... i play 15/30

[wheeler]

2 in multiway pots. 1 heads up vs. exploitable players (loose passives etc.) About 7 heads up vs. good players.

I play 30/60 usually.

[Poldi]

at 1/2 i surely was a "1". Now at 3/6 I might moved up to "2" :P
No reason to get tricky with calling stations.

[stigmata]

Hey, where do I find my FPS score in PT? [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

I think I'm mostly "ABC tricky". E.g. check-raise the flop with a big draw versus a blind steal. This is so standard, it is in fact, not tricky at all.

I will only occasionaly ramp up the trickiness in the right spot. E.g. good players, I have a read, and the right board.

[Snoogins47]

This is so hard to rate. I keep typing up a few lines and deleting them. I'll just call myself a 6 and be done with it.

I hesitate to really call it "tricky," since my "tricky" lines are typically against specific opponents, trying to exploit their weaknesses: for instance, I wouldn't say check-call-check-call-check-raise the river is a "tricky" line with say, top pair, against one of the fools who likes to relentlessly "value bet" trash hands, and assumes that since I didn't raise, I don't have anything. Likewise, against a player who prides himself on making those impossible laydowns, like overpairs when he's check-raised on the turn, I don't necessarily think it's "tricky" to wait until the turn to check-raise with a draw, since your fold equity skyrockets compared to raising straight away on the flop. Things like that.

In general, I don't like weird lines as much as I used to, but I'm probably "trickier" than your average donk.

[MAxx]

4 over all pretty straight forward. almost never bluff the big streets... which I am definitely seeing opportunities for but have yet to take them... or maybe I just see them too late. semibluff turn occasionally... but dont like it too much.

probably about a 9 on the flop heads up. i love the blind battles.

Would like to be trickier overall...but think it would be too expensive [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[wowacedude]

I guess i'm kinda like stigmata.

I think i give myself a 2½.