Nit Colonies | Red Chip Poker S6E9

What is the best way to approach games with not just one or two nits at the table, but a huge density of nits within the player pool at large? A preponderance of very tight players does not make for the most profitable (or fun) game, but overly tight play is an exploitable mistake.
In this podcast episode, coach w34z3l discusses counter-strategies to defeat nit colonies and maximize your win-rate in the games they infest.
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[@thomasmatthews80]

You just got to love coach weazel. Always such incredible clarity with concepts and details. Often end up listening to the podcast on some niche subjects that are not relevant to me but just can’t get enough of the clear and fascinating discussion

[@MrTravisbickle74]

I realized that i had the paranoia you talked about: i always thought villain had a monster. So i started to raise/call more often and....they ALWAYS have it!

[@Mitjitsu]

Nits thrive in an environment where they can hide themselves. Either by being up against a clueless or drunk player, or someone who doesn't know how they play. That's why low limit zoom poker online is their favorite hideout, as it's harder for the better players to spot them. That's why having ways to track players stats is so vital in these games

[@letsinvestigateit]

a nit is not just stacking of with top set... That is a called cooler when you lose set over set. If you have top set and he has bottom set your saying a nit is not stacking off? haha

[@boothbuster]

As a certified nit - I regularly fold bottom set. Sometimes it's just very clear that it's not good.

[@jamesneyer9118]

This is some of the most disappointing content I've seen on RCP. "Coolered"???? WTF? If you think that you are continually getting "coolered",....maybe you are not playing correctly? You publish this kind of content and folks starts seeing nits everywhere. Not to mention that you can sit down and see nits when they just happened to be getting bad cards. I expect better from RCP.

[@boothbuster]

Sounds like you didn't even watch it. That's exactly what he's saying - you probably are not getting coolered, you just don't realize how strong the nit's range is.