4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 3,676
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This is a short section, with some concepts that aren't always applicable to low-stakes games b/c players aren't capable of laying down hands. Still, I think it offers some good advice.
1. Do you pay attention to how much $ you leave behind when bet sizing? How about how much your opponent leaves behind? Why should you do both?
2. Great quote from p. 61:
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You don't bluff to get your opponent fold. You bluff to get your opponent to fold if she has a specific hand (or a specific range of hands).
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Since this is a short section, feel free to post hand histories where you thought about bluff sizing or didn't think enough. Also, please bump discussions from previous weeks if you have more to add.
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