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[QUOTE="Grumbledook, post: 340997, member: 24"] I have to say I disagree with seeing lots of flops when its cheap, its worthwhile if your sure you can out play your opponents or if you flop a monster hand, but chances are others are doing the same and you could come unstuck in a set over set situation or something. The worst point about it though rather than the above is you are calling your stack off small bet by small bet. Its the worst way to play poker, like Will says don't play like a pussy. A basic bit of advice that is worth trying is to either raise/bet or fold. If you can't open the betting or raise with the hand, then its probably worth folding. Being the aggressor will give you twice as many ways to win than being the person calling. Also I would recomend playing on some play money sit and go tables, this will give you the experience on how to start playing short handed and when it gets nearer the money. People will tend to tighten up in similar ways, still get some all in donkeys on these so maybe 2 table sit and goes might be better. When people tighten up though you need to take advantage and start stealing those orphan pots. [/QUOTE]
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