In our first two articles in this series (see Part 1 and Part 2), we primarily dealt with the theory behind exploitative adjustments. In this one, we’ll give a real-world example of how you might adjust to a player in real-time based on information seen at showdown. 

We will develop a framework that will teach you how to identify (and exploit) some of the more common mistakes we see at the poker tables today, more importantly, we’ll develop a framework for identifying, adapting to, and exploiting strategies on the fly for any situation we may encounter at the tables.