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Rex's adventures in Ringland - the first 19k hands
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[QUOTE="blankoblanco, post: 732161, member: 11119"] i agree you should probably raise more of the hands you're playing. being the one to raise is great because it gets the most info out of your opponents' range while, if you're raising a wide enough range, concealing your own if you have a good hand, or a premium hand, your initial action is still going to be the same: raising. but now your opponents who want to play must choose between [I]two[/I] different reactions to that raise. either just calling, or reraising. thus you tend to get more info out of them than they get out of you. when you're just limp-calling too often, you become the one who's in the dark, because they "just" raised, so their range is anywhere from marginally strong to premium i think your won at showdown % is fine. if anything, skold, your 60% seems kind of high and suggests either you're folding the winning hand a bit too often or simply that your sample isn't huge enough. 55% is thought to be a pretty good mark, but anything over 50% can generally be fine, really depends on your style of play AF seems low. even though 25NL/50NL players don't always [I]love[/I] to fold, you can probably find a few more spots to pick up uncontested pots with low risk and just generally be a bit more aggressive. just look for spots here and there. gl to you sir [/QUOTE]
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