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 Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan
1. This should make you realize the profitability of being aggressive, as you are never far behind or very ahead.
Writing this post throughly made me realize this even more!
Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan
2. However, just because ranges are even doesn't mean that you immediately win half the pot, there is a flop turn and river!! Position and postflop skills often is a bigger factor than equity.
That is where I gave much thought yesterday to the ISF theorem. Actually, it is the best sentence I have ever read somewhere so far. It sounds really simple but it is nearer to the truth than anything else I could come up with. Ingenious! Bluff TAGs because you have more fold equity and can "ping" their range more predictable, be tight against LAGs, they might hit more due to their range, especially the much hated random 2 pair - more often than we expect due to some sick variance or when the universe decided to conspire against us - otherwise value bet them, they might pay u off.
Actually I had to think about another sentence from a SH guide:
Originally Posted by ilikeaces86
"In a raised pot if you can beat Aces (=2 pair+), you have the nuts."
What do you think about that one for post-flop skilled play? It says "I have the nuts". It does not say most of the time. For HU, that is probably true 95% of the time. But for 6 max (even this is another posting category)? Hmm...I would truly like your opinion on that sentence.
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