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[QUOTE="Divebitch, post: 1025037, member: 39020"] [COLOR=#ff0000]who play this aggressively with garbage[/COLOR] This is soooo true. And also where I earn and fully enjoy most of my (relatively few? :p ) successes. So much so, however, that [B]sometimes[/B] it gets to the point where my table image, after a couple of showdowns, is viewed as so tight, even my smooth-calling will strike terror in the hearts of the most hardened donks, and they stop raising, and fold to any bet. :laugh: So I probably need to change it up a little. As far as 'garbage' is concerned, there seems to be a new school of ultra-aggressive strategy that address position, stack size, and betting amounts, almost irrespective of your cards. But I'm not sure using some of these strategies will help build a tight table image if you over-use them. I'm sure a lot of it works, and is profitable in the longrun if you can stand the variance. I guess the key is moderation. Or maybe not (?). :laugh: [/QUOTE]
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