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Back to the basics - good starting hands
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[QUOTE="K_Kahne_Fan, post: 720264, member: 27510"] [SIZE=4][B]Position:[/B][/SIZE] [SIZE=4][B]Number of players (if any) in the pot already:[/B][/SIZE] # of players in the pot: 0, exept blinds (with possibly some still to act depending on [B][I]see: position[/I][/B]) [SIZE=4][B]Your reads on them, and on the players still to act:[/B][/SIZE] Figured someone would come out with the "it depends" variable. I am speaking in generalities. I guess there's no reason for anyone to write/read poker books since "it depends". [SIZE=4][B]Your holding:[/B][/SIZE] Now we're down to the main point of this thread, which is even in the title... starting hands. So, I think my original post takes care of 75% of your points since there's no real way to cover your #3. And no, no one should ever follow those charts by heart, you can obviously come in UTG with 72o and hit a 7-7-2 flop, but your AA is going to hold up a lot more often than 72o. So, this is just a general question of (again)... [/QUOTE]
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