David, my main man, many know you as Wolf on the felt. You know me. I'm going to get straight to the point. Let’s stop pretending. You’re a Whale, and not the subtle kind. The whole room knows it before the cards are even shuffled. Good players will target you like a black Friday sale. When you bet you get lighter calls, more floats, more bluffs, and more people trying to get into pots with you. This letter is for you because every good player already knows you.....big bankroll, loose, not scared money. And I'm here to give you a lil advice, from one pro to another👍 How to win more when everyone knows your a whale 1. Tighten Your Range… but Don’t Change Your Image Never try to “fix” your table image by talking or acting differently. Let them think you’re loose — but start playing tighter in key spots. What happens: - They still call wider. - You’re now value-heavy. - Their weaker ranges pay you off wildly. 2. Use Smaller Bet Sizes Smaller bets let you: - Control pot size. - Value bet thinner. - Lose less when you’re behind. - Still get called by worse hands because you’re “the whale.” 3. Punish the Call-Happy Players (Exploit Them) When they call too much: You adjust by: - Value betting thinner. Top pair becomes a value hand, not a check-down hand. - Betting more streets for value. - Even second pair might be worth a turn bet. If they want to call everything…Charge them for it. Most important lesson is you don’t need to stop caring about losing. But you DO need to start caring about EV per hand. The idea is: You’re not rich at the table — you’re dangerous. From 1 pro to another with luv. The grind never stops

Justin, my main man, many know you as Skywalker on the felt. You know me. I'm going to get straight to the point. Let’s stop pretending. You’re a nit, and not the subtle kind. The whole room knows 🧠 it before the cards are even shuffled. Your VPIP is lower than my outlook on the economy right now. When you bet, people fold like towels in a hotel. Fast and neat, without fanfare but with necessity and a high degree of confidence that it was a "good fold." This letter is for you because every observant opponent already knows exactly what you have the second you enter a pot. And I'm here to give you a little advice, from one pro to another 💪 --- 👀How to Win when everyone knows you're a nit 1. Preflop The biggest adjustment is to 3 bet a lot more. Open wider in late position. ✅️People fold too much to nits. Add a few 3-bet bluffs. Use A5s, KJs, QJs. They’ll overfold because they think you always have it. 2. Flop C-bet more often on dry boards. Hell, c bet more often. Period Ace-high boards, paired boards, disconnected boards. ✅️Your bet looks strong & they fold. Check back some good hands. Keeps them guessing and also thinking you will fold when they bluff into you. If you always bet your strong hands, you’re easy to read. 3. Turn Barrel more often when the turn doesn’t change anything. ✅️They think a nit only bets when strong and you should be abusing that. Delayed c-bet sometimes. Check flop, bet turn with both bluffs and value. This destroys observant players. 4. River Bluff when you have zero showdown value. Your river bets get a ton of respect. Use that respect and put your big boy britches 👖on and start bluffing river. 33%, 50% 66% 75% 100% 125% are all good river sizes. Try them out in different spots. 🧠Use their assumptions against them. If they “know” you’re tight, they fold too much. If they think you’re passive, they call your value too wide. 💰The Core Rule to turn from "nit" to "dynamic" Play a little wider in position, bet a little more often, and mix in checks with your strong hands.

https://s.pokerbros.net/?t=eb4ookmb002en Check out the hand I played on #PokerBROS Click to see the video replay of this hand! https://s.pokerbros.net/?t=eb4ookmb002en up to this point played better poker then all the rest the donks no rebuys then get the table fish where I wanted him then boom seem my luck’s always short lived and bad players run the show not saying the guy who won that hand is particularly a bad players but was playing bad at this time

Patience and understanding

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