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Message: [QUOTE="Hermus, post: 6136280, member: 346197"] Villain's range is about the same on each street prior to the river imo. Cold calling in the sb is almost always bad and a sign of a weak passive player who tends to call down with a lot of marginal holdings. I would put him on any pair, suited aces and kings of diamonds or clubs, suited connectors diamonds or clubs, most pocket pairs and obviously sets. I think this specific player type can check back the river with both marginal and great hands so about the same range. Obviously, villain is check/folding all his junk on the river though. As for your own range. The best exploitative adjustment is to have no bluffs and I think you should play that. With the missed diamonds I think you can go for thin value with top pair +. Villain is probably supposed to continue with a backdoor combo draw such as QcJc or 6c7c so he'll going to show clubs at some frequency. You'll also get calls from middle or even bottom pair though so I think you'll come out ahead. Check back everything else. If you really want to be balanced or my read of this player is wrong and he overfolds the river your best bluff combo's are missed diamonds with no showdown. 8c7c, 8c6c and low Jxs and low Qxs. You don't really need all that much bluffs though since you'll be checking back the river with a lot. Last word of advice. Don't overcomplicate the micro's while playing, but overcomplicate the micro's while studying. You need to exploit the population for an optimal winrate, but we don't want to be playing there forever so at some point you'll need the advanced concepts (which you're already good at judging from your post). What I'm saying is I don't really agree with feisas' reply. [/QUOTE]

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