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Just as an aside...
I believe Dan Harrington mentions in his tournament book that you should bet 1/2 the pot when you are continue betting. |
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right I've read that too. I think its good idea against the type of players he is playing against but perhaps not at the limits we play at.
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Amoeba,
No, not that Dan Harrington. I was talking of another Dan Harrington. This guy plays Party Poker at the .50/1.00 limit. He is a 19yr old from California who likes to play after 11pm when his nagging mom has gone up to bed. [He promised her that he would apply for the Walmart stock boy job (tomorrow!), but she doesn't believe him.] Anyway, he wrote a fascinating poker book, which although not widely read, is a real page turner. On page 36, in the Chapter labeled POT, he suggests betting half the pot and then smoking the rest. |
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what the?
I don't get it. |
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Its so board specific.
If I raised preflop out of position and have only 1-2 callers, I'm going to make a continuation bet 90% of the time regardless of the flop. If I raise with pocket Jacks and an ace hits on the flop, I'll rerepresent the ace. If I have AK and miss the flop, I'll represent a Pocket Pair. I modify this depending on the other players and how I think my image is (have I been running good? do I have a good sized stack? Have I played a hand in a while? Have I shown mosters lately? etc.) at the moment. Now, if I'm in in EP and I raise with pocket Jacks and the flop is AK8 and there's 4 others in the hand, I'm done with the hand. |
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