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Chris 'Fox' Wallace (Poker Pro, Coach and Author) - Ask Me Anything!
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[QUOTE="ChrisFoxWallace, post: 6480086, member: 474011"] I think there are many good players who only play one type of poker. Remember, we play poker for money, not for respect or for trophies or to argue about who is the greatest. If you can make tons of money in one game, that's great. I play so many games because it keeps me interested, and I wish more people played more mixed games because they are more fun, but they are not required to be a good player. The KK question really requires more information. Keep learning and you'll have the answer more often. If you raise from late position and the big blind calls, they will often fold if you bet again. If someone else reraised, they are more likely to have an ace. It comes down to how often they have an ace, and possibly how often they will bluff raise to find out if you have an ace. Sometimes you can even check behind and raise the turn because it will scare them more than a flop bet. So, the answer, as with so many poker questions, it "it depends". [/QUOTE]
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