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Poker - Folding the big blind
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Folding the big blind
Played a home game the other night with a guy who plays in Atlantic City a lot. He says when he firsts sits down he'll fold the big blind, even if he's not raised, and act like he didn't know to get players to push against him later. What are some thoughts on this?
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sounds useless on a table you have no information about. how are you even that sure theyll pay attention, let alone think about it down the road. maybe if you knew for sure they were solid players..
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Those were my thoughts too. I wouldn't think it would be worth it in the long run. There is also the added risk of possibily flopping a monster as well and missing out on a pot that couldve been won.
Last edited by jayneseo : 08-02-2007 at 3:38 AM. Reason: Me fail English, that's unpossible |
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