If we suppose opponents are completely unknown(no hud or enough hands) when should we resteal from the BB? People open very wide from the button but they seem to call a lot of resteals with the thinking process of like "I have already put money in so let`s see a flop". If we get called restealing, is it still good to c-bet bluff flops like K108 rainbow? What range do you steal from the button with? Do you always c-bet on a dry board after you are called? Do you think that opponents are tight preflop but calling stations on the flop and they can`t fold their big hands even if they`ve missed?
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solution is: use a hud
why put yourself into marginal spots for no reason
playing NL5 i don't like to resteal light against unknowns because, well, they are unknowns, and the spectrum is wide
and playing out of position sucks
Originally posted by Tomaloc
solution is: use a hud
why put yourself into marginal spots for no reasonplaying NL5 i don't like to resteal light against unknowns because, well, they are unknowns, and the spectrum is wide
and playing out of position sucks
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If he is unknown you should definitely avoid doing this, pick a better spot and try to avoid oop.