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bash991
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chgme
If you watch any All Stars table one of the first things that you will notice is that it's very rare to see any of the players just calling preflop (also known as 'limping in'). In the vast majority of hands the first player into the pot will open with a raise, usually anywhere between 2-4 big blinds. This is a tactic that you should look to learn from the next time you play in a cash game, for a number of reasons.
If you only raise with your strong hands, and limp in with every mediocre hand that you want to play, then it's going to be very easy for your opponents to read you. Whenever they see you limp they will raise big and get you to fold preflop or have to commit more chips than you intend on doing just to see a flop. Instead, if you raise preflop with all hands that you wish to play, it's going to be impossible to get a read on you. You could have anything from pocket Aces to a suited connector to a small pair – it will be impossible to tell.
If you watch any All Stars table one of the first things that you will notice is that it's very rare to see any of the players just calling preflop (also known as 'limping in'). In the vast majority of hands the first player into the pot will open with a raise, usually anywhere between 2-4 big blinds. This is a tactic that you should look to learn from the next time you play in a cash game, for a number of reasons.
If you only raise with your strong hands, and limp in with every mediocre hand that you want to play, then it's going to be very easy for your opponents to read you. Whenever they see you limp they will raise big and get you to fold preflop or have to commit more chips than you intend on doing just to see a flop. Instead, if you raise preflop with all hands that you wish to play, it's going to be impossible to get a read on you. You could have anything from pocket Aces to a suited connector to a small pair – it will be impossible to tell.
wilpinsi
Legend
Silver Level
You do not find the password, you must qualify to play this tournament my friend, it's no use you ask for the password here in this forum, in addition to not receiving it, still runs the risk of taking a warning .. keep calm and continue Posting and you will arrive where you want
BS ERR98
Rising Star
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Keith_MM
Legend
Silver Level
you also seem to have a broken caps lock key.
wilpinsi
Legend
Silver Level
Welcome to the forum, see the rules and this is very important, many think that taking 30 days to see the passwords is the end of the world
Believe me, this delay is worth it if you are willing to stay posting and participate, at the end of the whole walk you will see that it is very worth it, because it is not only game passwords that you come here, we have friends, knowledge to transmit, is easy you reach your goal.
https://www.cardschat.com/faq.php
Believe me, this delay is worth it if you are willing to stay posting and participate, at the end of the whole walk you will see that it is very worth it, because it is not only game passwords that you come here, we have friends, knowledge to transmit, is easy you reach your goal.
https://www.cardschat.com/faq.php
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Cam Shoesmith
Rising Star
Silver Level
English only. Read rules man
Shells
Moderator
Moderator
I am curious to understand how 5 players have already registered to the Thursday FreeRoll when the password hasn't even been released?
PokerStars
CardsChat $100 Daily Freeroll
Tourney ID #1889672239
Thursday July 27th @ 3.03 p.m. EST
These are the current registrants of this tournament:
bee gees1971
Biiing Bong
Henry Minute
Me zorba
t1tpfdc
(Current Time: 2:30pm Eastern)
Could someone assist in providing an answer?
Some members have reached 'Loyaler' Status and have access to the passwords in a secret section of the site.
(taken from the FAQ)
What is the Loyaler Forum?
The loyaler forum is a place for our highest quality, longest standing and active members to discuss topics relating to the site, in private, with their fellow loyalers. This section is available to users on an INVITE ONLY basis and asking for access will not get you in.
Shells
Moderator
Moderator
Take a look at this thread. This could help answer any questions you may have concerning 'quality posts'.
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/new-members-corner-76/what-a-quality-post-323519/
Good luck!
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Insider72reg
Rising Star
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Hello friends! Dear fans and professionals of poker!
I'm new here, but the game we all play, I really liked. I have been playing for about two years now, and only now I have begun to understand the lack of knowledge and theory. I hope you will help me in this. My name is Roman, I'm from Russia.
I began to read Harington, after reading fifty pages, began to present some nuances of the game of poker, and even out of five thousand people I took the 23rd place, although I did not win anything, but for me it's no what any result. Tell me I started reading the right literature to learn the basics of Poker?:deal:
I'm new here, but the game we all play, I really liked. I have been playing for about two years now, and only now I have begun to understand the lack of knowledge and theory. I hope you will help me in this. My name is Roman, I'm from Russia.
I began to read Harington, after reading fifty pages, began to present some nuances of the game of poker, and even out of five thousand people I took the 23rd place, although I did not win anything, but for me it's no what any result. Tell me I started reading the right literature to learn the basics of Poker?:deal:
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Insider72reg
Rising Star
Bronze Level
You do not think that my goal is to get stupid passwords on the cardards, I really want to improve my game ..:angel:
And also wanted to know what style of advanced players prevail, tight, or tightly aggressive, just in the literature for beginners everywhere offer a tight style, is that so ???
And how in general to struggle with players in tournaments which constantly do all-in ???
And also wanted to know what style of advanced players prevail, tight, or tightly aggressive, just in the literature for beginners everywhere offer a tight style, is that so ???
And how in general to struggle with players in tournaments which constantly do all-in ???
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Rollerbol
Rising Star
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If you touch the same topic, do not teach the fish, why what he did is a bad mous. So you give him the opportunity to learn from his own mistakes. So what if he broke your aces, calling you pre-flop with KTO? You would want him to call you with these cards all the time, so do not explain to him why what he did is bad. Let him understand this.
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