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phildo
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09-02-2004, 07:35 PM
Post subject: beating small limit tables, on party poker
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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any strategies, that will work quite often, to beat the small limit tables at party poker, or have any tips, plz let me know, thanx
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Fnord
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Patience and bet/raise like it's going out of style when you have the goods.
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krazyace5
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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Do not try to bluff, never works there.
Do not slowplay or try tricky plays, these guys don't know the difference.
Good Luck
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DaNutsInYoEye
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Patience and bet/raise like it's going out of style when you have the goods.
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That's all you need to know if you're playing the $25 tables.
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TheXianti: (Triptanes) why are you not a thinking person?
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FyrFytr998
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As everyone has stated. The key to winning at low limit hold'em is to play your position and quality hands. There is no bluffing at the low limits. People WILL chase down to the river. So the better your starting hand the better off you will be. When you do have a good hand, make your opponents pay to play. Raise aggresssively with the best hand.
Also beware the variance monster. Once I get a good portion over my initial Buy-in (At least double up.). I call it a day. I find at limit games. The longer I sit the better the chances of giving back all I win. So have a set amount of time and money alloted for a limit game.
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Fnord
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Originally Posted by FyrFytr998
As everyone has stated. The key to winning at low limit hold'em is to play your position and quality hands. There is no bluffing at the low limits. People WILL chase down to the river. So the better your starting hand the better off you will be. When you do have a good hand, make your opponents pay to play. Raise aggresssively with the best hand.
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There is a fine line between a bluff, a thin value bet and buying cheap cards on the flop. I walk it very closely.
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Originally Posted by FyrFytr998
Also beware the variance monster. Once I get a good portion over my initial Buy-in (At least double up.). I call it a day. I find at limit games. The longer I sit the better the chances of giving back all I win. So have a set amount of time and money alloted for a limit game.
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If you're a winning player, this is pure nonsense.
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Krapp
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Ya, I dont believe in limiting my winnings especially at a table were I am hot. On the other hand, if I am down on another table, I would consider leaving b/c profit/loss is much dependant on the opps on the table.
I follow the Super System section on Limit (its the only book I read so far on Limit) play by the letter and have won consistantly during each session (I think I am plus $300 for the week just on 1/2 limit tables). Folks say the book out-of-date, but I didnt find anything in there that was questionable to me. I am playing 2, 1/2 limit tables on Paradise. Most of the money is from the fish chasing bad draws or playing bad preflop cards in early position. Or if theres any reasonable opps on the table, I will play them HtoH with some good results.
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Toasty
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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From mempry I think the Limit section was pretty good. I'll have a read tonight, after my juggling 
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Poker is all about the long long long long long long long term . . .
Barney's back . . . back again . . .
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ArtHolmberg
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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*looks at Toasty's avatar* Clowns scare me! 
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"Look, here's the thing. If you can't spot the sucker within your first 30 minutes at the poker table, then you ARE the sucker."
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FyrFytr998
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Originally Posted by Fnord
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Originally Posted by FyrFytr998
As everyone has stated. The key to winning at low limit hold'em is to play your position and quality hands. There is no bluffing at the low limits. People WILL chase down to the river. So the better your starting hand the better off you will be. When you do have a good hand, make your opponents pay to play. Raise aggresssively with the best hand.
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There is a fine line between a bluff, a thin value bet and buying cheap cards on the flop. I walk it very closely.
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Originally Posted by FyrFytr998
Also beware the variance monster. Once I get a good portion over my initial Buy-in (At least double up.). I call it a day. I find at limit games. The longer I sit the better the chances of giving back all I win. So have a set amount of time and money alloted for a limit game.
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If you're a winning player, this is pure nonsense. |
Well I guess I'm not a winning player.  This has been MY personal experience. When I sit too long sometimes the bad beats happen and I break even. So I've adopted a double up and call it a night strategy. It's not like it's too far fetched. Varience and bad beats do happen. I'm just saying that it can be limited is all.
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Fnord
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Well I guess I'm not a winning player. |
I didn't say that. Although if you make a habbit of calling all-in on a QTx two suited board with Jacks...
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