Best Poker Advice ever?

[AAAAdam]

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"Never masturbate while playing online."

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How about in a live game. It creates certain image that your opponents won't soon forget.

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If acting strong indicates weakness and acting weak indicates strength, I'd have to put such an opponent on a bluff, though I'd be candidly afraid to call his hand. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[ChipWisperer]

Even more afraid to collect the chips. That is definitely a tell; you know they are playing King/Jack-offsuit.

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[Guthrie]

Never draw to an inside straight.
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Unless the pot lays 10.5:1.

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Never draw to an inside straight.
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Unless the pot lays 10.5:1.

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Horrible advice.

In limit, how can you not call 8:1, 7:1 or even 6:1 on the flop with a rainbow gutshot on an unpaired board? You have 2 more betting rounds of double bets to make up the difference with implied odds if you hit.

[Grisgra]

Tight, aggressive play wins.

Duh.

[tjh]

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meaning do not play too many starting hands

[ASmith84]

"You can't call nothing with nothing"

Pretty much if you know someone is trying to buy the pot and you have rags, you dont call them.

[ky70]

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"You can't call nothing with nothing"

Pretty much if you know someone is trying to buy the pot and you have rags, you dont call them.

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To add to the above, the money saving concept that started me to becoming a consistent winner (in home games) is that "You can bet with nothing, but don't call with nothing"

[shawn_p]

I can't remember where I heard it, but I always ask myself if I can scoop the pot.