veronica
Visionary
Silver Level
As in poker ranks the types of cards that a player plays, ie what types of cards you select a player to play your hands, if you have a wide range applied, will play many letters and many hands, this is a loose player ( loose) and its range is weak, as many letters come with little force as J7, A5, K9,67, ETC ...
By contrast a hard or tight player plays a hand range is more limited, ie a short letter range, select a type of cards to play their strongest hands, then your range is stronger hands like AK, AQ, JJ, TT ...
Obviously the player loose also play premium hands tight range or short, but also play with weak or speculative cards, connectors and others, the difference is that the tight will not ...
For this, so to understand, try reading the range of our opponent is basic, because if we play against a tight, maybe our range of cards is weak, because his is very strong and we could fold, whereas if we play against a loose, our range takes more strength because his is very weak and we can go all in against him and his range ... clearly this is above the thing is more complicated than that muuuchísimo because many more variables come into play ...
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By contrast a hard or tight player plays a hand range is more limited, ie a short letter range, select a type of cards to play their strongest hands, then your range is stronger hands like AK, AQ, JJ, TT ...
Obviously the player loose also play premium hands tight range or short, but also play with weak or speculative cards, connectors and others, the difference is that the tight will not ...
For this, so to understand, try reading the range of our opponent is basic, because if we play against a tight, maybe our range of cards is weak, because his is very strong and we could fold, whereas if we play against a loose, our range takes more strength because his is very weak and we can go all in against him and his range ... clearly this is above the thing is more complicated than that muuuchísimo because many more variables come into play ...
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