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Aye the Pause is an excellent tool.
If someone's taking there time making a bet they either lag or making a decision how much to raise. It's also great to use against people who all in, when u have no intention to call but make them sweat it out :P |
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I use the check/fold box only.... or the Fold box.... and lately the "check" box.
The fold box is obvious... I have no intention of staying in the hand... As for the Check/fold, I like that because I have already decided to fold to any bet ahead of me.... I am hoping for a free card, However, if it is checked through me, and there is a bet behind me, I will re-evaluate, and then make a decision to stay in the hand or re-raise. ( I tend to lean on the re-raise side) The "Check" box is nice, because if it checks through you, other players assume very quickly that you had the (Check/fold) buttion clicked. I just had no intention of opening the betting, and will most likely call or re-raise if I so desire. Last edited by ChipFish; 10-23-04 at 02:11 AM. Reason: wrong title |
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i only use the check/fold box as well. i never use the other boxes.
i think that the pause in general is not much of a tell online, just because your opponent is just as likely to be playing multiple tables as anything else. |
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in higher stakes games maybe.. but in lower stakes games, especially NL games, ESPECIALLY on partypoker, people pausing a while then raising means real strength... a quick bet usually means weakness
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WRONG.
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no, i'm right. this applies only to low stakes partypoker games, pay more attention to what i say plz
-jB |
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