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How Do You Handle This Sort of Table
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[QUOTE="Hoosiers71, post: 1760870, member: 79132"] Earlier today I was playing in THE most frustrating sit n go I have EVER experienced. it was a live $25 buy in game where a portion of the winnings go to charity. 9 people at the table. It was something I had never ever in my life seen before. Almost the entire table, I'd say 6 of the other 8 people, were SUPER loose before the flop and SUPER TIGHT after the flop. I mean no matter what anyone raised in any position, there were atleast 4 people in every hand until there were only 5 people left. it didn't matter who raised, how much they raise there were always atleast 4 ppl in the pot, often 5, and every so often 6. I made it to the final 4 playing 4 hands by playing super tight before the flop, and just playing my position after the flop as they folded pretty often.( i folded AJ and AQ off suite 4 times in early/middle position, and glad I did since 2 of the times 3 ppl ended up going all in, and the other 2 times I wouldn't have hit anything anyway.) I just really don't know how I should have handled this table though or if it's even possible. It seemed to me that whoever was going to win preflop was going to win no matter what. [/QUOTE]
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