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03-06-05, 09:12 PM
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While the new blinds at the $25 are not nutbag approved. It's made the preflop raise much less valuable, people were more likely to call $3 or $4 dollars with crap when they already had $1 call on the table, but now they can throw away .50 much easier. Also, a raise is necessary to build any meaningful pot preflop, and that takes away alot of reraise possibilites from early positions. I guess I should stop playing around in the kiddie pool and start making some moves.
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03-06-05, 09:22 PM
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Wow.
Ugh.
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03-06-05, 09:23 PM
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Move to the $50 tables and you'll be playing your old game.... same blinds as the $25s used to have.
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03-06-05, 10:29 PM
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That affects my style too much, The addition of that much more money gives the bigger stacks too much room to gamble and bluff. I'm not much of a NL player, and usually just waited around for premium hands to make moves, and usually do well. With the move up to $50, many of the fish stay at $25 and better players won't call the bigger bets, which takes away most of the money i make. This is all in my unexperienced opinion, but i think it makes sense.
p.s. lou, thanks for taking all that time to craft that witty response, i figured you might have an informed opinion on this but you just comment on a stupid quote i used. |
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03-06-05, 10:33 PM
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Settle down... it's supposed to be funny. Besides, you can't post a quote from Tilt and not get called out for it.
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