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Old 09-20-2005, 09:56 AM
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Default Raise or Fold?

I would like to know your thoughts on the Raise or Fold style of poker (peflop). If you are going to play a hand, i assume regardless of position that you bring it in for a raise, everythime you enter the pot. What are your feelings on this? I understand the reasons, but also there are times to limp correct? Thanks in advance.
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Old 09-20-2005, 10:57 AM
flair1239 flair1239 is offline
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I would like to know your thoughts on the Raise or Fold style of poker (peflop). If you are going to play a hand, i assume regardless of position that you bring it in for a raise, everythime you enter the pot. What are your feelings on this? I understand the reasons, but also there are times to limp correct? Thanks in advance.
Xandit

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As an exercise I think raise or fold pre-flop is good for a while.

In that for somebody who is too passive PF, it starts them thinking about why and when to raise. Kind of the same thing on the flop, I think it is a good exercise for a couple weeks.

But as a permanent strategy, I do not like it.
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Old 09-20-2005, 11:07 AM
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Default Re: Raise or Fold?

I suppose it would be a good excerise for teaching some super passive chump aggression, but it is not optimal strategy of course.
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