Don't normally play poker before midday, but was bored this morning so played a couple of HU sng's.
I played the same guy twice, and he was unbelievably passive. Honestly on the first couple of levels, it was like playing an "away player" - who occasionally limp folds.
My question is, about playing this type of player when the blinds get bigger.
He's limping on the button 90% of the time, and min raising with any ace/big pair.
How often should I be raising out of the big blind here? With this guy, I quickly sussed out that keeping the pots small and playing as many flops as possible was the way forward, as unless he hit, he wouldn't play, so 70% of the time Im gonna bet him off the flop anyway.
With 12 bbs's if I raise his limp pre then C bet into him and he has it, I'm giving him a significant percentage of my stack, when I dont really need to.
I'm of course raising every single button, the question is about Big Blind strategy HU - any other general advice much appreciated.
Any ideas here?
Thanx, DOHH
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He seems real difficult to deal with. I'm thinking, well avoid him, but that defeats the purpose as there are lots like him out there and you will meet them. The most interesting thing about poker is the varity of hands and people you play, sometime the sollution to a problem just fails to hit us. Would playing him more and more help? or will we just do in our bankroll?. Sorry i'm no real help here Dohh,but all I can say is don't dwell on it.
Anyway good luck on Total Player, take care, John
well only one way to catch a nit,
use a fine tooth comb,
isolate him/her
then squash him/her with your stack .
i wish you the very best of luck tonight in tp comp,
you can do it m8y !
rover and hope your still in after tonight !
isolating in HU matches FTW
personally with a chip lead just check back most BBs unless you have stuff like pairs/paint/A9+. then just put and his 6BB AI.