I m no mod so obv this can't be the official thread
I ve been playing a lot more "standard aggro" poker (25/21 ish) lately since moving up to nl400 (since my superlaggy tricks don t work as well on the regs as they did at nl200).
The most important move I think for me since moving up is raising blockers on the river (assuming you have a decent image).
This is really very very important imo if you want to beat the regs.
Typically action will be they call your c-bet OOP, the turn checks through, then they bet 1/2 to 2/3 pot on the river with lots left behind.
Once their bet gets closer to full pot, you're more likely to be looking at a range of big hand/bluff so bluff raising isn't as relevant.
Usually it's a weak made hand (something like ATs on A high board) and the bet is made with the purpose of extracting value from worse, freezing you into calling with slightly better and allowing them to insta-fold to your better made hand. So we gotz to raze.
I'll post some hands when I'm less drunk and can get my fkin PTracker to work again.
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