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Still in this paragraph he says that one of the reasons that you lose postflop equity is that you tie yourself to the pot.

(In a smaller pot you can fold a lot of thinner draws or marginal made hands that you should play out in a larger pot. By raising preflop you're forcing yourself to play more hands longer postflop, and a lot of those hands will ultimately be losers)

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I dont agree with ed on this one you dont lose post flop equity because youre tied to the pot. Since we're talking post flop we ignore our preflop call or raise. So would you rather be drawing to a mediocre draw because the pot is large or would you rather fold because the pot is small. Drawing is +EV folding is 0