Puza2010

Ok, so how about the last situation:
Villain playing GTO on the flop and the turn, betting only made hands on the river, never bluffing on the river. We are calling him on every street as he is playing GTO. What our result will be against him in the long run?

Anyone else, any RIO pros perhaps can help with figuring this out?

I think you missunderstood me. River situation: villain only betting made hands, and checking air. We are calling like he is plaing gto (so we assume he has value and bluffs in his betting range). I don't want any adjusting here. I want to know if we are losing or winning money with this strategy.

Ok, lets simplify. River only, villain never bluff, and we are calling as he was playing GTO. Longterm obviously losing, right?

I wrote when villain playing GTO, and when not. In our case in every example we are always calling as if villain is playing GTO (but he sometimes not).

First scenario though: Villain betting only made hands, never bluffing on any street. We are calling him on every street as he is playing GTO. What our result will be against him in the long run?

Obviously losing, right?