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08-23-2005, 04:50 AM
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Re: One of my favorite moves...
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Your opponents arent as smart as you. Instead they will think "he pushed last hand, Im going to get him this time". [ QUOTE ] Not sure if anyone else does this, but... A lot of times on the bubble, or even 5-handed, the next hand after I make a standard blind-stealing all-in, I oftentimes push with less than blind-stealing quality hands. I do this because I think that people probably saw the first push as a steal; when I push again, I think people give me credit for a very solid hand, since it seems a little too blatant a move for it to be a regular steal. I hope I got the right message across there, I know I didn't articulate that too well. Anyways, thoughts? Anyone else do this? [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] You're such a shapkazakidatel', curtains [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] 
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08-23-2005, 07:29 PM
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Re: One of my favorite moves...
Stop being intentionally confusing.
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Your opponents arent as smart as you. Instead they will think "he pushed last hand, Im going to get him this time". [ QUOTE ] Not sure if anyone else does this, but... A lot of times on the bubble, or even 5-handed, the next hand after I make a standard blind-stealing all-in, I oftentimes push with less than blind-stealing quality hands. I do this because I think that people probably saw the first push as a steal; when I push again, I think people give me credit for a very solid hand, since it seems a little too blatant a move for it to be a regular steal. I hope I got the right message across there, I know I didn't articulate that too well. Anyways, thoughts? Anyone else do this? [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] You're such a shapkazakidatel', curtains [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ]
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#8
08-23-2005, 08:07 AM
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Re: One of my favorite moves...
I actually take my thinking one level deeper than everyone else:
I'm thinking, "My opponents just saw me push the last hand. When they see me push again, they will know that I know that I am more likely to be called, so then they will think that I must have a very strong hand to push again. But then, they will go a level deeper and know that I know that they will give me credit for having a hand, so they will go yet another level deeper and realize that I know that they know that I know that they will give me credit for a hand. Because of this, they will untangle my mult-layered plan and see it for the steal that it is. They will then brilliantly call me with Q high." Because I give my opponents credit for thinking at the 5th level, I will not attempt to make this move. They are far, far too clever and intelligent to not see past this for what it is. [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img] <font color="white"> (Or, they're just donks that like to spite call.) <font color="white"> </font>
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#9
08-23-2005, 09:48 AM
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Re: One of my favorite moves...
lol i can't believe this post. Do all of you people really think that your FE goes up with a second push in a row? At any limit?
Wow I must really be on tilt, because I still think this is one of the most backwards things I have ever seen posted. You are counting on so many precise factors to all be true.
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#10
08-23-2005, 10:03 AM
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Re: One of my favorite moves...
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I also think this is one of the most backwards things I have ever seen posted. [/ QUOTE ] Well maybe not MOST backwards. I mean, if a guy pushes the button, pushes the CO, and pushes UTG consecutive times, I'm pretty sure he has a hand the third time. However, I'm not 99.9% of opponents, most of which will call you with A2 and type in, "Works everytime but once." So there's somthing to what OP is saying, its just more of a 2nd level impact that counters, but in no way reverses the 1st level impact (he has pushed 3 times in a row he's LAG)
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