3 Poker Strategies To Crush Nits (And Tight Players In General)

[@ManuManu-sd1yd]

Buy this highroller a microphone

[@jackbrady9738]

hahhahah

[@BluffTheSpot]

We had some problems with the audio in this video, next time, it will be as expected again

[@reverplusgrand]

I mean, if the audio issues turn away 90% of regs from watching this solid content. Please Simon don't upgrade ;)

[@BluffTheSpot]

We had some problems with the audio in this video, next time, it will be as expected again

[@tiagomota4734]

Your comment is actuallly funny but he prefered to copy pasta the comment from the comment upstairs...so he didnt give a sjyte about your funny joke xd

[@BluffTheSpot]

@@tiagomota4734 I appreciated the joke too..... 😅

[@ezequielvinardi493]

Good video, Simon!

[@hymnofashes]

I find that bluffing nits is only a good idea until the point in the hand past which their range has become too narrow. Sure you can attack his blind if his FTS is 80, and sure you can c-bet the ace-high flop with any two and he'll fold most of it, but where people get in trouble is then they turn additional equity and they're like "oh this is my best bluffing candidate because X" and they continue barreling, not realizing that after he calls those two bets you are basically trying to pry him off top pair good kicker, or something that he's trapping you with. To continue bluffing after he's called in a spot he over-folds in, you need the nuts to change and you need to plausibly be able to have those nuts. A lot of nits will actually get very sticky when a hand that was premium on an earlier street gets downgraded, because they don't sit there folding everything just so they can fold postflop every time some straight gets there or a middle card pairs. So I think you want to bluff them when they're wide, but once they're narrow, the new game plan is to cooler them. Also remember - nits don't float, and they don't turn made hands into bluffs. So if something comes in on the river and now he bets, you have to give him credit for it even if you saw him run some bluff sometime in the past, because he has nothing to bluff with left in his range.

[@NoLongerGrilling]

Better strat than everything dude said on this video

[@Michaelperry1985]

Great work Simon

[@BluffTheSpot]

Thankyou

[@johanneshagenmaier8984]

Interesting video, good explanation 👏

[@stevepatterson1124]

great content I use sub titles and never listen to the sound anyways :D anytime you want to swap poker coaching for trading coaching lets make that happen

[@BluffTheSpot]

Thanks for your comment

[@pjky]

Can't hear anything. Can't see anything.

[@BluffTheSpot]

No? Nothing? Try turning your computer on....

[@pjky]

@@BluffTheSpot just exaggerating a bit ;) I prefer the full screen tables .. these ones are too small to see for me (on my mobile). Sorry!

[@BluffTheSpot]

@@pjky haha no worries. I understand 🤙

[@MichaelNeuss]

This is unwatchable due to audio issues

[@BluffTheSpot]

We had some problems with the audio in this video, next time, it will be as expected again

[@oscarr8912]

Pls buy a microphone

[@BluffTheSpot]

Already done. Next video will be crystal clear

[@JamesSmith-jh3bo]

wtf is this micro

[@BluffTheSpot]

We had some difficulties with the audio, it will be fine again next time

[@bernardobecker4675]

Please more Alexandra and less Simon :D

[@BluffTheSpot]

A lot more from both of them to come!

[@МаксимМаксимов-я7ь4с]

please no

[@adamgontiersa78]

Why do people dislike Simon 🥸

[@KevinsKontentKorner]

i like simon

[@Zoggyboyzimmy]

TLDR; Open wider, cbet range small IP 85% then give up, never call 3bets SOLVED