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[QUOTE="Hermus, post: 6209126, member: 346197"]
I like everything actually. Villain is a huge post-flop aggro fish and I guess choosing the passive line all the way to the river maximises value against this player type. Not to mention that it's not even so far out there that you can get exploited yourself if you only do this with A6 combos while playing all your other value combo's more aggressively.

The only real nitpick is the RFI sizing. Tiny raises have their place 100 bbs deep in 6max games but generally only in EP. The reason is that you're more likely to play OOP and prefer a smaller pot post-flop and smaller 3-bets pre. If you can guarantee you're playing IP the reverse is true. You're having an easier time realising equity, betting for value, and bluffing, so you prefer a larger pot. In addition to all of that, people are fairly inelastic to pre-flop sizing in the BB (EDIT: i.e. we can raise larger to make use of position and BB is likely to make a mistake), but not when facing a min-raise. A min-raise can be interpreted as a "fishy sizing" or "disrespectful" or "the odds are so good I can call with any 2" leading to them playing back at you disproportionally more than against 2.5x - 3x sizing. So then you're facing a very hidden range that's difficult to play against but is very easy to play for them.
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