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[QUOTE="8CrazyEights8, post: 4122949, member: 203305"] The big question is: what do you really want? Have purpose: to gain value (little, medium or a lot), protect the chips, protect the hand, semi-bluff, bluff, gain information, protect information, give information to catch it in another with the same trigger triggered, balance well the plays, you can not force or deliver the game, it has to make a lot of sense, because it has to be natural, and the gain will come gives where it has to come. Do I add value? Do I protect my hand? Can I bluff against my opponent? Am I gaining information? Is the range of hands greater for a hand larger than mine or smaller? What does he most want or can he have? What is he most afraid of? What does he usually do? Is it reliable? React according to these steps and questions. If you do not, be calm, win the next, "haste is the enemy of perfection". "Do not get into their game, they have to get into your game". Do you have any other important questions for you? Comment below... [/QUOTE]
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