Here’s a good thread on 2p2, but unfortunately several posters have really got their literary heads on and it’s very tl;dr Maybe someone can give me the cliffsnotes (I doubt you can shrink it down much, they’re covering a lot of ground).
It’s about bet sizing, and here’s a quote which is excellent in itself;
“The basic principle is to give the other player the hardest decision possible. This is aggressive play, and results in the maximum number of errors by the other player, thus the maximum profit to you.
With a bad player, you may instead try to give them what should be an easy decision that you expect them to get wrong. This is more profitable than giving them a hard decision, because a wrong hard decision generally them costs less than a wrong easy one.
But good players always get the easy decisions right, so you have to give them hard decisions in order to win.“
I guess that’s kinda intuitive, but I still think it’s been expressed very well.

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