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[QUOTE="TravelerLloyd, post: 5212627, member: 388449"] [b]Players I am Against[/b] This sounds like the very players I have been against, and when they get something then they start betting into me everytime. [B]The Loose Passive[/B] Loose-passive players like to limp into lots of pots. They will call raises “just to see a flop” and will remain in the hand whenever they hit any of it, however marginal. They seldom take chances or become aggressive in their plays and they tend to be “calling stations” when they do. Their whole approach to playing poker is to watch and let others do the risking. Many beginners or even players who’ve played for a long time can fall into the trap of just calling, calling and calling. This is especially true in low buy-in games. They are very obvious to spot and are easy targets. Unlike the tight-passive players, you’re not going to be able to [URL="http://www.pokerology.com/lessons/bluffing-in-poker/"]bluff[/URL] them – you never want to bluff a calling station! But when you do pick up a hand that is fairly strong, you should [URL="http://www.pokerology.com/lessons/value-betting/"]bet for value[/URL] and milk as much out of them as you possibly can [/QUOTE]
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