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Is "tight" really "right"?
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[QUOTE="Lo-Dog, post: 449182, member: 10634"] Well I don't think being a rock is a money maker. TAG is though. Its just so much more than that though. A lot of noobs will only play premium hand but have no idea what to do post flop. Anyone can sit and wait for AA or KK but you have to know when to lay them down as well. TAG is a great base style but just playing strictly one way will get you nowhere. I'll take a stab and say the tight players at low limits not making money have just been told to only play these hands but not what to do after so they go all in on the flop thinking there is no way they can lose. I play tight at the lower(micro) limits and don't have much problem taking money off of any type of player (ok the maniacs sometimes put me on tilt:D ). Starting hand selection is one thing but you have to know how to play post flop and to mix it up. A forum such as this one is a great place to learn different techniques and ways of thinking about the game. It worked for me.:) So I guess I am saying that your stats are deceiving. :eek: [/QUOTE]
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