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Old 01-19-2003, 12:26 PM
s_teiger s_teiger is offline
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Default ante structure

In Theory of Poker Sklansky says that the smaller the ante the more you should tighten up because of the reduced pot odds. Does this apply in no-limit though because of the larger implied pot odds?
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Old 01-19-2003, 03:13 PM
Greg (FossilMan) Greg (FossilMan) is offline
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Default Re: ante structure

It depends a lot upon how they play and how deep the money is. If the money is deep and they will pay you off much too often, then you can play a lot of speculative hands. If there is a lot of raising early and/or the money is shallow, then you must tighten up a lot.

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