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Lead instructor Evan from Gripsed.com discuses one of the regular player types you will encounter: NITs or super tight opponents. These players typically have a strong hand when they enter a pot and often have the nuts when the pot gets big.
Let’s talk about their strengths and weaknesses and good spots to take advantage of their predictable nature.
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Thanks man
im a nit and this sounds just like me
I've been a nit all my life (90% Nit, 10% Tag) and it's worked just fine for me. It's better to consistently take smaller parts than to just chase and chase. I can also get away with a good bluff here and there. Sure, I lose to a bad beat now and then but that's poker.
In limit holdem especially low stakes it almost always pays to be a NIT.
Here is a recent example of how to stack a bad nit: I open AQ suited from the cutoff, get 3-bet by a nit in BB. I reluctantly call, since after all it is a resteal spot, so his range should be at least a BIT wider, and I have position. Still I dont love my hand at all, and the plan is to proceed with uttermost caution, if I flop a pair.
Luckily though I flop a flushdraw with 2 overs on a low connected board. He fire out a big C-bet, 80% pot or so. I see no point in raising the nit, because he is almost 100% certain to have an overpair, when he C-bet this size, and he is not going to fold it. So I just call knowing pretty much exactly, what he have.
Turn is another low card and complete the flush. Fantastic card for me. He fire a turn C-bet and again, I just call. Sure its not great, if the board 4-flushes or 4-straights on the river, because it might kill action. But if I jam on him, he probably find a fold with his overpair. So I just call and sure enough, he hang himself on the river for the rest of his stack and show QQ.
Apparently he did not like the way, I played, because he left the table after the hand. So to him this was probably very unfair. But you know what? You are not entitled to dubble up, every time you are dealt QQ-AA preflop. And especially not if those are the only hands, you ever really get active with.
thanx for the video Evan.
Can you do a video or provide me a response as to what your thoughts are for a TAG player confronting an opponent on to them and/or using this video's tips against them? What would be your thoughts on countering this counter as the thing being countered?
Dude… Quit eating your hot pockets while giving a presentation
i have a question. how you deal with bad players in big number? in bigger tournaments of small price. because I can play against then well, but once it gets to the middle of the tournament, they go all in with any bad, get lucky, and get stacks. you can raise them with AA, 3 or 4 of them will call and often win. how to deal with the situation, when 90% of the time when the cards are distributed, 1 or 2 of them go all in? since you cant count on luck
All these poker videos are just bankroll videos. I stopped watching after 2 minutes.