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can anyone take a a look at this hand please
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[QUOTE="cotta777, post: 2141661, member: 93414"] Vinyl, sorry it was a 10 I haven't got hand history on it just recalling a situation for insight. solid may be the wrong word to use I meant his game was solid like he had good awareness as to where he could exploit and was a reg. Anyway as I stated OOP I know it is be regarded as donking but this is termology used for basic optimal strategy If I have reason to believe I can dictate a players game by making certain size raises when first to act I will play that strategy, you can play optimal and make your 2 pennies worth, but sometimes the big pots and those extra plays are the difference beetween breaking even and a winning session. with the right player you could account for 2 rightly timed semi bluffs per table equating to almost a buy in of profit per table. If I wasn't confident with my range and post flop reads It would most definately be a losing play but my arguement is if I know what the other players are doing, and Im able to realise they have picked up on a feel bet strategy then would be the time to adjust for a period [/QUOTE]
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