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[QUOTE="jacksprat, post: 1325565, member: 58148"]
Also nice post.
 
We seem to be on the same wave lengths.
 
Nice video also (poker after dark), I must get it installed on my tv. A very good [B]explanation[/B] from the pro's whilst in action, of how you can get into trouble with aggressive SB play.
 
You mentioned the changing game, well IMO, nothing is more important than keeping pace. I have had a shock after taking a two year break from playing MTTs. Most of my strategy posts have been on this subject.
 
Oh, and your rambling is fine by me.

SavagePenguin, great name, you must be a consumer of many fish!
 
The old guy who passed his test when there were still horses and carts on the roads didn't know he had to use the hand break at traffic lights!
 
If I have the same guy on my right for 20 of my SBs and I fold every one of them, I can assure you it then becomes a stealing position.
 
If the BB is tight you will be unlikely to get a chance to milk him dry, other players will be getting in first! Making a squeeze play on the PF raiser/caller is allways a steal option, especially if they have been stealing from the BB.

Why? 
To define the other guys hand? 
To scare him off?
You just make this play because it works most of the time?
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