Cash poker strategy!

rodo 2285 said:

I'm not a lot of cash player, but I try to be quite conservative looking to find strong hands against aggressive players, who often go with weak cards

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Bleeis said:

I think you shouldn't limp your strong hands at least not on a high frequency, because in case the enemy floats straight, rinse, set or bend, you are going to lose all your bbs, you give him equity to see failure [ / APPOINTMENT]


There are times when the flop can be seen more when we are looking to win a big pot with strong cards.

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freddydr87 said:

Sorry buddy that is not an strategy at all.
an strategy is to have a range,exp from UTG 88+ ATs+,AJo+KJs+KQo and study at less 8 tipes off flop RAGS treestake medium low and high,flushed,etc and get your rang and splited it into betting small,betting strong and cheking, study wath happend with the diferent turns and wath u do with the hands u still have from your rang,once aging split them into bettin small,betting strong overbetting and cheking.
Thas an strategy u do that from every possition and every situation 3bet OOP 3bet IP OPR with more tham 1 caller OPR HU.

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schon1958 said:

Hello friends, I want to share some of my strategies to play cash poker
texas holdem, something I really like as a strategy is to always match the blinds in early positions waiting for one of my opponents to make a strong raise, in that case I like to match the first strong bet as long as my cards are strong, so I could to find out if my opponents are bluffing.

From late positions I take advantage of seeing my current opponents first, so I can see my opponents who bet with weak cards and only prefer to pass,

I always keep in mind that opponents who bet big and then bluff this with weak cards. I like to play marginal hands when my opponents pass before I act, I also really like to re-raise the stakes of opponents who bluff very often keeping in mind that their hand may be marginal.

Now when I call the blinds from early positions and many of my opponents make strong bets the best decision would be to fold if my hand is marginal, I try not to fold before the flop as long as my opponents do not make an extremely strong bet and my hand is marginal .


They are one of my poker strategies. What do you think friends and what strategies would you recommend?

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Bleeis said:

I think you shouldn't limp your strong hands at least not on a high frequency, because in case the enemy floats straight, flush, set or doubles, you are going to lose all your bbs, you give him equity to see the flop

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Airles17 said:

watching the players first is crucial!
There are many who throw money for money and bluff a lot. it's very easy to extract value from them

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