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How do you wean yourself out of being a "rock?"
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[QUOTE="Stick66, post: 426817, member: 7928"] I'd like to try this also, FP. I have the same problem. I think I'm somewhere between weak-tight & rock-tight. It gets to the point that I think my opponents pick up on it and raise me everytime I'm in the blinds because they know I'll fold hands like T9s or 88. So here goes: I'd call the check-raise and hope for more hearts or straight cards or an Ace. If a heart, A, K, or J hits the turn, I call his bet or bet his check. If those cards don't come, I'd ride out the hand to see if he only has top pair. I'd hope he doesn't have 2 pair if the board doesn't pair for me. If this were NLHE, I'd really think hard about folding the flop for fear he has a set of Q's or Tens or 2 pair. I'd probably call a raise less than the pot. Pot or more and I'd really go into the tank. Not sure if it's worth hoping to improve when I don't know how much it will cost me later. [/QUOTE]
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