4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Mar 2006
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Participation has been down the last couple of weeks, let's not let this thing die! If you don't like my questions or think a different format would spark better discussions, please speak up.
1. What did you take from the Bluffing With a Fairly Good Hand section? (I'm asking b/c I didn't get much.)
2. What factors should you consider before pushing the flop with a strong draw?
3. How can you figure out what level your opponent is thinking on?
A quote I really like from p. 182:
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Don't be a sucker. There's a perfect, unbeatable strategy, and it's determined by math, not by talent. Great players don't stick to that strategy; they intentionally deviate from it to take advantage of their opponents. But truly great players also know full well what weaknesses those deviations expose, and if they see someone going after them, they shut down quickly. They're willing to make mistakes, but only when they can swap those mistakes to their opponents for bigger ones. When their mistakes become the big ones, they stop making them.
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