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Flop sizing go bigger, villain will call lots of aces and lots of flushes & straight draws and it'd surprise me if he finds a fold with some hands like TT & JJ.
Turn I think this is fine, everything he is going to call with is calling regardless of your sizing (within reason, see inelastic ranges) so as we have a strong hand the bigger the better if anything. We also don't really expect villain to be slow playing hands like 55 & 88.
River I get the feeling you play to passively if draws complete. I think b/f is the best line. Arguably we should be just GII over 3 streets on this runout although the river is a meh card we expect the average 2nl player to be bad enough.
 Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey
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Seriously, though. You shouldn't take this approach because voluntary ignorance never made the world a better place, EVAR.
I see no problem with looking at hands from the point of view that we are playing an unknown at the given stakes and as a result work on our default plays, in fact I think it's a very good thing for him to be doing. Especially if he builds upon that default and thinks about ways he can adjust to exploit specific villains.
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