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Message: [QUOTE="eetenor, post: 7128739, member: 385063"] The aggression level on the flop is high for a normally passive player--if this was HU we could adjust their flop agg level based on that factor but they are leading into 2 players with a third SB still live to act- SB would check the nuts-- for a passive player this is not a normal adjustment--therefore we would range them stronger than say just AsX no pair or 45 53 one spade Jx no spade-- so hands we beat that are strong are AsJ KsJ maybe QsJ--- I do not know your V, is half pot standard sizing with value but small for semi bluffs? The turn is the data point that matters the most. V again uses half pot standard value bet--they do not equity deny -they do not blocker bet they do not go for max value vs the ASX hands you could have- They do not small bet with the nuts as you will be folding turn often to half pot--are they expecting turn overfolds from half pot bets? does this mean anything in your player pool? Do they have turn bet sizing skills? River same sizing why? Do they make bet sizing adjustments? What size should nuts and bluffs bet on river? Does Jx no spade bet half pot if so why? On River again as played vs this sizing vs a standard passive preflop player the strong hands they misplay that we beat are AJ KJ QJ one spade --we lose to all their flushes and quads and boats all of which would bet half pot as a default-- we also beat bluffs but finding half pot bet bluffs requires us to think this V has agg when they are normally passive but have no range bet adjustments when bluffing. Most frequently passive players when they are bluffing will try to make us fold at some point by betting larger. Their own style is to just call down in spots like this so they know they would fold to a big bet so why would you not?:unsure::geek: [/QUOTE]

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