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Old 02-18-2005, 05:33 PM
HopeydaFish HopeydaFish is offline
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Default Re: Lou Kreiger on the biggest hold em mistake

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Only if he's talking about full-ring games. And even then, I don't know it's the BIGGEST mistake you can make.

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The *most common* mistake players make is not considering position when deciding which hands to play. Understanding position is the biggest difference between a winning player and a losing player.

That being said, I'd say the *worst* mistake a player can make is whatever mistake he consistently makes that is costing him money, and keeps doing it because he doesn't realize it is a mistake. It could be not defending the blinds, not value-betting, not calculating pot odds / implied odds properly, playing too many speculative hands, not raising to thin the field, cold-calling too many pre-flop raises, slow-playing AA or KK, or playing Ax too often and getting outkicked at showdown... everyone's "biggest" mistake is different.
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