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Message: [QUOTE="SpanRmonka, post: 6184486, member: 429759"] I think you have to add all lower PP's into his range. This is 2NL and many players aren't going as far as you are into analysis, or playing with so much care and thought. Your 4 bet leaves him with decent odds to call, not necessarily against your range, but making a potential mistake call. Which will happen, as I'm likely to do it myself. For me, 22, 44, 55 are calling flop and checking turn hoping for a jam, 33, has a good draw and could play this way, 66, 77, 88, and 99 have overpair to the board, and again can easily play this way to the river, including the river check. Also can you add many more suited broadway type cards too. J10, K10, maybe even J9s, 78s etc These are all part of a potential range of someone playing how they have 'learnt' to play. Be aggressive on the BTN, tick, do you have odds to call, tick somewhat, float a C bet, tick. I would not be checking behind you on the river with pretty much anything I still hold. Your check check looks very much like you missed, and as you have worked out, I should have some kind of hand. That adds another reason players could have more hands in their range. Cos they are either learning, or trying to 3 bet light more often, and expanding an already profitable TAG game. Just today me and a mate were discussing 3 betting light in cash! How many AXs could there be in his range too.? Right or wrong I could see myself playing with the above range sometimes, not all the time, but especially on the BTN, but then be unable to fold to your not huge 4 bet! Cos I'm not disciplined enough. What do you think? Its just my thoughts, and I've commented as I'm currently trying to formulate/improve/find a way to play cash, as I find it frustrating that I'm not yet solid enough yet!! But I do feel like I am a decent recreational tourney player. :) [/QUOTE]

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