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What good would moving to lower stakes do?
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[QUOTE="buckshot40, post: 1465979, member: 67250"] OK, from what I said I can see that. I will say that if the odds are there I'll take a shot at a draw, I just won't do it into a pot where I have very little invested. I've found that there are enough donks online that it pays to wait until I have a winning hand to commit my chips. As for playing only premiums and faces, I don't really do that. I try to mix it up depending on the table. If I'm playing at a tight table I'll raise with pretty much anything once in awhile. The table I was describing was pretty loose, there were re-raises pre-flop on about half of the hands that were raised. Most of these re-raises were stone cold bluffs just trying to pick up a raise and a call ahead of them. In that case I won't play too many hands, I'll bide my time and either get in to a moderate raise when I'm last to act or I'll wait until I have a hand to shove in with. My problem at this table was that I was sitting to the right of the re-raiser. I had never seen him before so I didn't know he played that way. [/QUOTE]
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