[crovax4444]

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My past year's worth of poker study summed up in 9 lines:

1) Fold preflop.
2) Raise preflop.
3) Don't cold-call that.
4) No, don't check-raise the flop because you don't know who will be betting.
5) No, don't check-behind the flop because the pot is too big. This is a serious misapplication of the 'waiting until the turn' thing.
6) Just because the flush draws will always call doesn't mean you shouldn't get in bets with the best of it.
7) You have an Overpair/TP. Call down the turn check-raise.
8) Don't value-bet your flush draw on the turn with that many people. You're not going to get enough callers or fold equity.
9) YES, value-bet the river.
10) No, don't slowplay.

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All I have to say is thanks to all of you posters who managed to teach me these things in the few short months I've been here. (ok, more like the past 10 months) When I first read SSHE, the only things I got out of it were...1,2,3 and 10. 8 I still have trouble with, but I've learned the other 5 from here.

Wow, that's like 50% of all my poker knowledge comming from here. Good stuff

Crovax