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[QUOTE="dble1meup, post: 2158882, member: 93058"] On Bovada there are a lot of fish and from what I've heard that is what makes Bovada good to play on. Yes, a fish can beat you down at times because they will at points go on heaters but that is just variance. People who say they rather play regs over fish just are saying they don't know how to handle variance. I played a fish heads up where I min raised the button every hand. Got called preflop every hand. I always cbet and no matter if the fish hit the flop he would always call because a.) he hit something or b.) he's floating. I just hit the bad side of variance and lost. I played another fish who would bet/raise massive amounts more than 10x almost every hand. I lost the first head to head matchup but then I adjusted and took the next two from him. I just limped the button every hand was my strategy and it worked because when I got a hand he would be pot committed after trying to make me fold with his massive overbet. With fish, its all about adjustments and if you adjust you should be a profitable player. Find them fish and stack'em! Sorry for the long post, but that's my two cents. [/QUOTE]
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