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04-20-2005, 02:55 AM
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Re: TT preflop fold
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[ QUOTE ] folding this on the button is kinda crazy... u dont HAVE to cap, but it will make it easier to play for sure. [/ QUOTE ] why would it make it easier to play if he would of capped it? [/ QUOTE ] I think the opposite is probably true, though capping will often keep it 3 ways 
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#3
04-20-2005, 12:10 PM
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Re: TT preflop fold
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Quote: folding this on the button is kinda crazy... u dont HAVE to cap, but it will make it easier to play for sure. why would it make it easier to play if he would of capped it? [/ QUOTE ] Capping on the button will more often than not cause those in front of you to check, making your decision easier on the flop.
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#4
04-20-2005, 04:05 PM
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Re: TT preflop fold
Simple. You are defining your hand to others and can gauge their responses to you.
If you cap it for instance and an A flops and you get check/raised or raised, pretty easy fold. If all rags come and they are just calling, you are probably ahead of overcards. Or if you get raised on the turn on a rag board you are probably against AA/KK. Stuff like, I can't go trough all the permutations - but it makes it easier.
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