Small Stakes No-Limit Hold'em

Post edited 8:04 pm – February 4, 2010 by GalacticRewind

In PNL, I think the target SPR for a big overpair is 5.5, and is as high as 10 against a loose player, and as low as 3 or 4 against a tight player.  For TPTK, target SPR is 4.5, and as high as 5.7 against a loose player, and as low as 2 against a tight player.

Could you recommend some actual stats and ranges for those stats for defining when a player is tight or loose, and passive or aggressive, and then use those ranges to give adjusted recommendations for SPR?

Target SPR for big overpair is [3.5  5.5  10] (low, medium, and high)
Target SPR for big TPTK is [2  4.5  5.7] (low, medium, and high)

So what stat ranges do we want ("loose" stats and "passive" stats) in order to use the two medium numbers for SPR?  What stat ranges do we want in order to use the two low numbers for SPR?  And what stat ranges do we want in order to use the two high numbers for SPR?

I am mainly interested in when to use the two higher target SPRs, 10 for big overpair and 5.7 for TPTK.  I think this is particularly important in 3-bet pots.  I want to know the smaller SPRs too though for completeness of the concept.

WantToLearn said:

GalacticRewind said:

 I think this is particularly important in 3-bet pots.

---

 Target SPR goes down in 3bet pots afaik.

I don´t play live. In online games I have found that I should err on the side of cautiousness, chosing the smaller target SPR if there´s any doubt.

Okay, forget about the 3-bet pot, b/c that just makes too many variables.

What I am asking about is the change in Target SPR based on opponent's stats.  Opponent's stats indicate he is tight/loose or passive/aggressive, and so you adjust to the high or low SPR number, as shown in my post above.

So, what are the stats, and ranges for the stats, that will adjust the SPR numbers up or down for TPTK and Big Overpair?  (It is no longer a 3bet pot.)