Beating loose players

You punish them on there draws giving them no pot odds which they won't have a clue about. Don't bluff that much and play suited connectors more often even from middle position since you know the flop will be 40-60% avg. Keep pounding on the fish till they go broke and re load.

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The problem is 80 to 90% of the people that show up have watched poker on TV and think they know how to play.

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I fail to see the problem with this.

I think good advice has been said to stick it out.

[EStreet20]

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Given that hand again in the same situation, I would play it again

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You'd still be wrong, but onto the next thing.

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With limpers at the table, I could assume that the only Ace at the table has a small kicker.


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This is also wrong. Early in a tourney people will limp AT-AK, I'm dead serious. Enough said.

Now onto your question.

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how do you beat loose play?

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The smartass answer, easily.

The real answer, wait for a good hand and punish loose players. Once again, if you have to ask this question at all you need to get on reading some good poker books. I'm not talking trash at all, just giving advice. Dump the cocky attitude and try to learn. Believe me, you think you're beating very good players, but if you can't beat loose players then I guarantee you you're fooling yourself about how good these guys you're beating are.

Lastly, I honestly am starting to think this is a troll account because this guy doesn't listen for [censored],

[ZenMusician]

From your tone and "I know it all" position, you really
don't deserve the REALLY GOOD ADVICE and GENUINE
HELP people have offered. I used to know it all too-I
also used to win much less than before studying here.

If you can get through the hazing, the fraternity is worth
more than its weight in clay chips...

seriously...step outside yourself a bit and learn

-ZEN

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The only question is, how do you beat loose play?

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You seem to have missed this post. Your answer was there:

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The answer to your question, BTW, is to reread your poker library, and select specific hands/plays that concern you and post them to the appropriate forum for evaluation.

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[limitholdemshark]

if this game didnt have luck the best players would never make money because the very bad players wouldn't play.its that simple.when a very bad player beats u by getting a miracle card smile and very gently knock the table and say with no trace of sarcasim"NICE HAND".
Luck is what puts money in my pocket because of all the times my weak opps.call me down 2 the river with a very weak hand or draw and then even wehn they didnt get there miracle card still call me on the river to"KEEP ME HONEST"I lol inside of me while i take down a huge pot that if i was playing tough players would be a small fraction of it.

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1. Make a hand.
2. Keep betting.

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Rinse and Repeat.

[Harv72b]

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this is a troll account

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[pudley4]

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I'm not questioning if I played the hand right. Given that hand again in the same situation, I would play it again. My question was, how do I beat a loose player at my table.
Please, get this through your head E, how do I beat a player like this?
The hand was an example of loose play. Not a question of did I play it right. Obviously, if J,Q,K, OR A come out on the board and someone bets, I have to dump the hand. I know this. With limpers at the table, I could assume that the only Ace at the table has a small kicker.
The only question is, how do you beat loose play?

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Several people have given you the answer. Which part of it don't you understand???

[A_C_Slater]

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Yes.

And quite a clever one at that. If he had JJ I wouldn't be convinced, but TT makes it just good enough.

Magnific!