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 Originally Posted by jackvance
Nice article. I think the main points (from the examples) can be said in a more simplistic way ' bluff more if he's tighter postflop, value bet more if he's a loose caller'.
This is more simplistic, but it looses a lot of the point which is to think about all of your range instead of just one part of it (ie: continuation betting). If your opponent is "tighter post-flop," then you shouldn't just bluff more, you should also value bet less. If you think about it in terms of the strength of your range, it's includes both of these changes. As we start to expand and look at continuation betting in terms of more than two ranges (taking into account future streets), then the more simplistic view you gave will not carry over as well.
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