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bigslikk
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04-02-2007, 03:15 AM
Post subject: If you're at a table where 100% of your bets will be called-
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(no matter what the size)
Aka uber loose passive donk table,
=How aggressive / passive are we playing preflop?=
=What are we playing preflop?=
Secondary: postflop?
Thanks
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bigspenda73
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Only bet when you are ahead of your opponents range.
Dip dip
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The_Bankroll
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there is a similar question in Skalansky's NL Hold 'em book. the question would be, how often do the other players bet and raise?
If the answer is never, then I would jump limp every hand, then bet according to the strength of my hand on the river; small bets for hands I think may be good, medium sized bets when I think i'm ahead most of the time, and pushing all-in with the nuts.
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swiggidy
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you mean call 100% on every street, or just pre-flop?
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Ash256
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by The_Bankroll
there is a similar question in Skalansky's NL Hold 'em book. the question would be, how often do the other players bet and raise?
If the answer is never, then I would jump limp every hand, then bet according to the strength of my hand on the river; small bets for hands I think may be good, medium sized bets when I think i'm ahead most of the time, and pushing all-in with the nuts.
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I disagree with that. I think we should push every single time we think we're ahead on the river. A hand like AKo, I'd push preflop, I might be wrong here, but I think it has the most equity vs. 9 random hands before we've seen a flop.
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swiggidy
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Originally Posted by Ash256
A hand like AKo, I'd push preflop, I might be wrong here, but I think it has the most equity vs. 9 random hands before we've seen a flop.
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No, AA does.
Why push AK pre-flop with 55% equity or whatever, when you can check to the river and push the river with 85%+ equity if you like your hand and fold otherwise?
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Ash256
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by swiggidy
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Originally Posted by Ash256
A hand like AKo, I'd push preflop, I might be wrong here, but I think it has the most equity vs. 9 random hands before we've seen a flop.
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No, AA does.
Why push AK pre-flop with 55% equity or whatever, when you can check to the river and push the river with 85%+ equity if you like your hand and fold otherwise? |
Lol, i was talking about AK before the flop as opposed to after the flop rather than AK as opposed to any other hand.
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The_Bankroll
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yeah, if no one else is going to bet except you, there is no reason to put money in before the river. As I said, it depends on what the OP meant, because he says that you get called 100% of the time, but he doesn't say what they do when they don't bet.
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