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How Do You Handle This Sort of Table
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[QUOTE="absoluthamm, post: 1760891, member: 39314"] Simple, tighten up preflop and value bet your good hands that are always going to get paid off. If they are going AIPF with junk, then push your chips to the middle when you have a good hand preflop. My guess if that this is what you should have done with your AJ and AQ(by the way, don't ever think of any play as being the right thing based on what happened after you folded, like you did in the bolded above by the board coming out after your fold not connecting to your hand...) On the other hand, if they are tightening up like crazy postflop, then you could call a tad bit looser with some(not a lot) marginal hands and then be aggressive postflop if they are folding easily. Really, this table would make it be quite a bit easier to move up a couple brackets in the prize pool if they are going all in preflop with garbage against one another...I would love to be at this table. [/QUOTE]
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