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The mini raise just reeks of strength to me. No?

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in my experience, i think the mini-raise seems to be used when:

a newbie/donk is really weak and holds a mediocre hand or wants to bluff without risking many chips

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a savvy player who is looking to feign weakness in order to induce their opponent to come over the top of their monster hand

i don't think Carlos falls into the "newbie/donk" category.

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Your argument is that a player is exceptionally talented and therefore the amount of his bet reveals his cards to you.

Now, are you sure that's what you want to go with? Because I believe you only have so long before you can no longer edit your comment.

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congrats for being yet another 2+2er who just can't seem to resist acting like a prick and assuming a "i'm so much better/more knowledgeable than you" attitude when they disagree with something someone else posted instead of simply replying civilly.

i don't know about you but most of us are here to learn and aren't ashamed to admit it.