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[QUOTE="thunder1276, post: 1575451, member: 61061"] This is some awful advice. The only way to win at the low stakes games is to consistently get your money in good. This means your playing good solid hands and folding when you are beat. This is a good foundation to your poker skills. The reason that a good player will have better ROI at the lower games than the higher ones is because the skill level down there is much less than they are used to and they will be able to make more reads easier and play based on a more straight forward form of poker. Also fold equity is not something you "depend" on. You use it to determine how much your hand will improve added by the fact that your opponent will fold. 2 problems with this advice. 1. to determine fold equity accurately you have to have a somewhat reliable ability to read hands, which at the low levels, most people are not so great. 2. there is no folding alot of the time at the low levels so with a fold equity of 0 or 20% your hand is not going to improve very much. [/QUOTE]
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