Re: 10x Rule (again) - leak in my game
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In other words, when you are up against an opponent that will respect your raises - 3x or 10x - and who will have a big hand if he rereaise (ie a good player) then there is no need to 10x raise and it is asking for trouble.
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Won't that good player be good enough to force that decision on you every time you give him the opportunity? Or is he not _that_ good?
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No, not at all, that would be suicide. He is a good patient player as well. And he has seen me play good hands throughout our relationship.
Off topic, but it is another reason one should (usually) bet the same amounts for raising hands so that people can't distinguish between AA, KK and lessor hands.
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