Been seeing a fair bit this week from the high-roller streams and recap vids, and the chat seems to be shifting a bit. Feels like the old blast-off style isn't getting talked up the same way now. More talk about keeping pots smaller, checking back hands people used to auto-bet, and just going for clean value instead of trying to pull off hero stuff every second orbit.
A couple of coaches and breakdown channels were going on about it after the recent series, and yeah... it kind of lines up with what wins in a lot of softer games anyway. Especially live. Some bloke at the table is still calling with any pair and a dream, so all the fancy triple-barrel gear can look a bit cooked.
Curious if anyone else reckons the meta is nudging that way a bit, or if this is just what happens when everyone binges the same few final table clips. Are you changing much lately with c-bets, bluff frequency, thin value and all that, or just sticking to what already prints in your games?
Keen to hear what people are seeing, whether it's online, Crown, the local pub comp, wherever. Feels like the convo around how to play hands has changed a touch in the last few months.