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Intimidation as a Strategy
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[QUOTE="SecksyGambler, post: 5925915, member: 452877"] I'm all for intimidating my opponents as a means to take advantage of them. I'm a fairly aggressive player, and I'm not shy to let everyone at the table know. I don't do any name calling or anything like that; I just try to get my opponents to think they can beat be because I always play like I always have a better hand. Sometimes I get folds - which is always appreciated. But I don't always get folds. that's where the fun begins. I try my best to induce a bet regardless of my hand in hopes that, when I flop top two pair, or something equally as good, I'll be able to slow play and force them into a value bet after the river to make them think I'm bluffing. I'm sure it's not a perfect strategy, I try not to act aggressive all the time - a lot of the time I'll play close to textbook (or my best imitation of textbook). But, it's my favorite way to play poker, even if it's not the most +EV, the feeling of getting your value bet called is the best feeling. [/QUOTE]
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