1/2/5: How do you get nits to pay you when you’re a nit yourself?

By definition if you all play the same way you won't win in the long term.

If people are over folding, you bluff more, right?

And if there are there are loose passives then you target those with your value bets.

Holy ****, if someone folded trips afraid of my flush I would bluff him relentlessly.

Just bet every street every hand against this guy.

we have asian people that play like this lol the games feel like you're playing in a funeral home... one time they had a 9 handed game where it was folded to SB for a blind v blind chop 7 hands in a row and dealer called house because no one was playing. change tables/casinos immediately

I kinda love this.

you could get a group of your friends, and play for hours chopping every hand, and basically get free drinks while you chat and banter, and the house makes nothing.

If people are overfolding thinking you're a nit the easy counter is to play more hands/bluff more. I think in Hand 1 your turn bet should be much larger - it's a board where either you have a very strong hand or you don't, so sizing 75 isn't really purposeful. From his perspective on the river there's not many bluffs you could even have - maybe you could have 78/89dd but everything else got there. Not sure if your image would even help how this hand played out assuming he folded a bad 6. Hand 2 - I like the call of the 3b. Now you can develop more of a 4betting range in this spot if he sees you as super nitty - if you had say 66/QJ/KQ/etc type hands 4betting here would be the way to go. Not much you could do postflop here - looks like he had next to nothing. I don't think we can draw conclusions from these two hands about what he thinks about you - I think in Hand 2 he just had nothing and decided to give up. Really though you should experiment with widening your 3b range greatly in position, considering 4betting some marginal hands that normally you might fold assuming they think your 4b range is KK+. It's a never ending game of adjustments but there's always a counter.

Changing your own image takes a _lot_ less effort than you'd think.

What are your bluffs here, and what are your value?

This is just a super difficult board for 65 to be good after a competent value better bets three times. The reason most 1-2 players won't fold much is that enough of other 1-2 players are bad enough to call ATo pre and then bad enough bet it 3 times.

So if you can't bet bad, you have to bluff better ... like you need to turn some AcX into a bluff on the river (but even then you have to "bluff" bet AcKx on on flop knowing you'll mostly get folds from worse and will be betting again later if called and the flush "hits").

Just pure 4bet AK? Open and pure 4bet A4s? Find other playable hands that you wouldn't call his 3bet with, and randomly 4bet those.

People overfolding preflop is the easiest problem to have. You don't have to go straight from EP ranges to BTN, but make stuff a bit wider and see what happens. It can be a boring game, where you look for the exit immediately when called but it should be super low variance.

As I said above though, if you play vs. people enough that they almost have to pay attention then I've found that once they think you aren't a nit anymore it's _much_ harder to convince them you aren't trying to bluff every hand.

He can have a decent amount of air here, so the fact he folded river doesn't mean much IMO.

Also wouldn't call your turn check "disguise" here, it would be weird to x/c flop and lead this turn IMO (your range shouldn't interact with the 4c more than his does) and I would assume you are value or bluff heavy depending on how often you are doing that kind of thing.

the solution is bluff more right? trying to get paid by strong hands isnt the right way to think about the problem...

Stop being so nitty.

Don’t be a nit.