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The winner is the aggressor:
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[QUOTE="titans4ever, post: 383150, member: 2843"] I will start with the idea: agressive=betting (preflop calling is not a bet)=strength Aggression is the human factor in poker. The whole point of poker is determining what the other person has and are your cards better. What you have is irrelevant as long as you can make your opponent think he is beat (doesn't it matter if you do or don't have it if you get him to fold). When I fold and don't see his cards I assume he had me beat otherwise I would have called, right? I just want to look at that for now and then can look at other things as I go. I have read several books and always read you need to be aggressive. I want to see what happens to the person who is most aggressive preflop regardless of the the cards/position for now. I may get 100-200 hands into it and go, this is total crap. I just thought of it and have some time this week and thought I may take a look at it. I am just curious how it would come out and don't have a hand history from anywhere to try and do it. PM me and I will give whoever my email so they can send me a hand history. Sorry, I won't do commentary on your play like Bill offered. [/QUOTE]
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