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Exploitative Adjustments

Lesson 26 · When to deviate from baseline GTO · 24 practice questions

Exploit leaks

When villain over-folds, bluff more. When they call too much, value bet thinner and bluff less.

Vs tight players

Tight players fold too much — bluff more, value bet thinner. Don't bluff-catch light.

Vs calling stations

Stations call too much — value bet wide, bluff rarely. Size up for value.

Key takeaways

• Over-folders: bluff more.
• Calling stations: value bet wide, bluff less.
• Adjust when you have a read — GTO is the baseline.

Sample drill from this lesson

FAQ

What are exploitative adjustments?

Exploitative play deviates from balanced GTO to attack a specific opponent’s mistakes — over-folding against players who under-bluff, or bluffing more against players who over-fold.

When should you deviate from GTO?

Deviate once you have a read: GTO is the un-exploitable baseline, but the money comes from adjusting to how your specific opponent is actually over- or under-doing an action.

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