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Strategies VS Low & High Grade Players
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There is endless room for tailoring
strategies for specific players based
on their calling/betting patterns, your
knowledge about an individual player
and the psychological situation at the
time but there are two simple golden
rules you should follow depending on
whether you are playing against a
weak or strong player.
- Against a low grade player: Make the obvious play. It is dangerous to get fancy
when your in the pot with a weak player because subtle moves are beyond his
imagination and understanding.
- Against a higher-grade player: Mix up your play. Against this type of player, you
will need to mix up obvious and not so obvious plays. Generally though, you will
need to out-play and out maneuver strong players in order to get ahead.
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This is clearly illustrated in terms of bluffing. The strong aggressive player will often
make the mistake of trying to out-play a weak player only to lose his chips. This does
not make the low grade player un-bluffable but rather you need to make sure the bluff
tells a very very clear and obvious story to have a chance at working.
Remember, against the bad player – “no tricks, no strategic play, nothing fancy. Play
straightforward poker against a weak player” (Doyle Brunson, Super Systems 2).
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