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[QUOTE="Herkstwin, post: 6039950, member: 285307"] I have long believed the truth that fish are the biggest source of winnings for poker players. Lately, my little home group has gotten crazy, with three or four of the guys at the online table are not only fish, but have become whales (defined as even bigger fish). These guys see the flop over 50% of the time and chase to the turn and river on a dream. Typically, against one or two fish, a good player should be able to take a lot of chips. But what I am seeing is the number of fish going deep into the hand, means that the odds of at least one of them catching increases the likelyhood that I will have my good/monster hand outdrawn. For context, we play limit holdem, which of course limits the ability to push players off their weak draws. Any suggestions on how you would take on this school/table full of fish/whales would be appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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