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chewbaka
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12-29-2005, 10:50 PM
Post subject: What constitutes a "good" or "profitable"
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Any ideas? Correct me if i'm wrong, a table is good if I have position on tight players and give up position on loose players. Or is it the other way around?
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bearcats05
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if you play TAG then a good, profitable table for you would be a table that had lots of loose players....
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Lukie
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12-30-2005, 01:06 AM
Post subject: Re: What constitutes a "good" or "profitable&
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Originally Posted by chewbaka
Any ideas? Correct me if i'm wrong, a table is good if I have position on tight players and give up position on loose players. Or is it the other way around?
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Generally speaking, other way around. Ideally you'd have the laggs on your right and the rocks on your left...
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Lukie
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Originally Posted by bearcats05
if you play TAG then a good, profitable table for you would be a table that had lots of loose players....
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yes
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Zidane18
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12-30-2005, 02:53 AM
Post subject: Re: What constitutes a "good" or "profitable&
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Originally Posted by Lukie
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Originally Posted by chewbaka
Any ideas? Correct me if i'm wrong, a table is good if I have position on tight players and give up position on loose players. Or is it the other way around?
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Generally speaking, other way around. Ideally you'd have the laggs on your right and the rocks on your left... |
NO!!! lukie was right. u want a LAGG opponent on ur left so u can see how everyone else reacts to each of his bets
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mdwav
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Ont, Canada
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More info needed. Are villains aggressive? Tricky?
I'll give a generic answer with an additional category of 'smart Lagg' (a Lagg who plays well post-flop)- loose players - on my right; I want to raise/re-raise to isolate them as much as possible; also I want position since I'll be playing more pots with them.
tight players - on my left; they'll play fewer hands (esp against a raise) so giving them position is not a big deal. If they raise/re-raise they have something good; play accordingly.
smart Laggs - across the table. These guys are a pain. Having them across the table minimizes the hands you'll play against them.
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