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I'm normally a live recreational 1/2 player, not super skilled but not terrible. Started online fairly recently - didn't like 6️⃣ it at first, but it is growing on me. Easy entertainment when I just want to play for an hour 6️⃣ or 2 without leaving home. I have a pretty high income, and I can't manage to force myself to care about 6️⃣ stakes below NL50 - I just get bored and end up donking off full buy-ins at NL10 to NL30. Never 6️⃣ played below NL10. I have too small a sample size to know for sure, but I'm pretty certain I'm not a 6️⃣ winning player at NL50. Got clearly outplayed too many times, and also catching myself making many obvious mistakes. But because 6️⃣ of the paragraph above, I just can't play lower. Generically though: What is average player at NL50 thinking? Do most players 6️⃣ have the ABCs down solid and are correctly ranging their opponents hands? Are players balancing their own ranges? Making advanced 6️⃣ plays like floating/squeezing correctly? Playing back at / exploiting the ABC players? Or are there still a lot of players whose 6️⃣ game is still very basic and very mistake-ridden? |