Adjusting on Later Streets After Exploiting Flop

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The key to exploiting opponents profitably is knowing when to stop. I’m not referring to how often you can get away with something before your opponents catch on and adjust back—that’s an important consideration, but a separate one. Rather, I mean understanding that your assumptions and adjustments on earlier streets will have implications on your later street play. For example, suppose you suspect an opponent folds too often, so you bluff the flop with a hand you ordinarily would not. But this

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