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Message: [QUOTE="KerouacsDog, post: 448221, member: 10398"] FP excellent topic, +repped you for it. My opinion is that most new people to poker(myself included when I started) try to read a book or two on it, and gather other info about playing the game. I learnt the premium hands, so in my first few hours/days of play I would limp with anything in BB, and standard raise the premium. I had some results, but not enough. But I also watched what other people raised with PF, was shocked when i saw suited-connectors, low pairs etc, but also shocked when they hit the flop big. There must be something in it. I got hold of a few books, subscribed to a poker magazine, and learnt all about these other preflop plays. Lately Ive noticed a couple of signature tags here, I think ChuckT's is 'its not what you have, but whay they think you have?', (if thats wrong, or wrong person, then sorry, correct me), and my other, which I remember loosely, is ,'Any two cards can win'. On this new site, costadelfishy, Im on, you can actually work out (within a range, anyway) what some of these fishes have, just by their PF bet. One guy I know, always goes all-in PF with AA, fair enough, but at a 2c/4c table with 6 seated, it's a bit worrying(for him!) when he bets 3 euros plus on one hand without seeing the flop. Anyway, before I hi-jack another thread, I just wanna say, that i've loosened up PF a long way, when it's small stakes or Ive built up my bankroll playing TAG, to the point of raising with 84os, or reraising with 62os. Most of the time they miss, but when that low flop comes, say 567 when I have 84os, or 522 when Im holding 62os, I know that Im in line for a payday, more often than not. Sorry for waffling, again, excellent post FP KD [/QUOTE]

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