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Fishy tables vs Tight tables
I've been trying to clear a bonus at Imperial Poker as of late. Its a bad site in that you can only play one table at a time, so it makes the bonus soooooo difficult to clear. Yet, the tables are so darn fishy that I love it.
I play the $25 NL tables there and you will have an average of 60- 85% of players see the flop. At first I hated this. Now I've probably only played about 500 hands, but I'm up almost $100 in playing these tables. My strategy is simple. If you raise and don't hit the flop, fold. There's no bluffing and there's no sense in using continuation bets. I mean its possible to use them, but I dont think its profitable.
I play tight, and camp for a good hand. I will usually rake in one or two big hands per few hours. Like today I had pocket 3's, limped them, flop comes up 2-3-7. Three people go all-in ahead of me. I only had $12 at the table, but neadless to say, I won a shitload.
Can this be profitable in the long-run ? Or am I relying too much on luck ?
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