Greetings to everyone and thank you in advance for your time.
I used to play poker as a rec,mostly tourneys in private cl
whitemaresAmazing red line, it's not easy to be aggressive in a lot of spots where it's going to be the highest EV option. I think that's something lower stakes regs tend to struggle with the most. Not that you necessarily need to have a red line that looks like that to do well, but I think it's a natural consequence of really looking for those +EV bluff spots everywhere you can. If you're in a pool full of fish that might not be the best option, but if you're against a lot of reg types it's important
I do get the sense that you might be a bit overly concerned with trying to "play GTO" vs players in spots where they're clearly very unbalanced - I think that AJ hand is the best example. imo you're right that the turn overbet is a punt by v, but at these stakes I think it's very unlikely anyone will do this with anything worse than a flush unless they're an actual whale. Anything worse is much more likely to use
I also think the A9 hand might be a bit of a punt, at higher stakes against competent regs it's probably an easy value jam, but overbet probe turn is prob gonna be pretty nutted for any player that isn't like an actual solid reg (of which there are generally very few at 50nl). Some nittier reg types might do like 7d6d, but will often give up otr if they miss. There's not really any worse two pair to get value from. Another spot where I think anything worse than AT (if even in range) is gonna bet less than pot for a vast majority of players. Lower stakes players (and even most regs) generally don't understand what overbet ranges are supposed to look like, or when you're even supposed to do them in the first place. So they usually just end up being super nutted at this level
Overall though I think your quality of play seems great, if you can plug a couple leaks you might even have a positive winrate on GG before rakeback lol. Best of luck OP...
