New Style of Play Earns Big Success

[27offsooot]

You mean online poker isn't rigged? I can make money at this? Sweet Baby Jesus, I'm turning pro.

[crunchy1]

Hopefully this will end the flamage...

Precept2 - perhaps you should begin here.

[JTG51]

"In limit you can sometimes limp behind but this is certainly a good habit."

Never limping is a terrible habit. There are lots of times when limping is correct in loose passive games, like with small pairs and suited Aces in EP and small suited cards in LP after other limpers.

[brettbrettr]

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"In limit you can sometimes limp behind but this is certainly a good habit."

Never limping is a terrible habit. There are lots of times when limping is correct in loose passive games, like with small pairs and suited Aces in EP and small suited cards in LP after other limpers.

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agreed. I didn't feel like qualifying everything for limit, NL, or one-table tournements with the subsets of loose table, tight table, weak table, blah blah.

Yes, limping is fine provided the conditions are right.

[thejameser]

R-o-c-k

[speirs]

This is not what they call 'pushing small edges' [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

[shant]

WOW

[Macdaddy Warsaw]

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You are the best poker player ever.

-SmileyEH

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No, you are.

[oreogod]

The only need I see for a preflop style like this is for two reasons:

1.You have no idea what you are doing postflop
2.You are not good at reading hands
3.You cant fold. (You do know that most sites have a fold button, right?)

Read some poker books, learn how to read hands better, learn what you are doing postflop and why, learn that sometimes folding is the best option.

Again, for anyone that knows what they are doing, this preflop advice sucks. For someone that is just starting out, i still think it sucks. Learning how to play is your best option.

[Roland19]

To the OP:
You have forgotten the face of your father, whose guns you hope someday to bear.