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[QUOTE="katifanko, post: 6344506, member: 488984"] I noticed when playing women-only tournaments that the game goes completely differently from regular games with all genders. The game goes much slower, women tend to be more conservative with their bet and raise amounts. All-ins are rare, while small bets to see the cards are preferred to folding. As a woman myself, these games for me are more relatable and less stressful. Men tend to crave taking more risk, making large bets and going all-in at the start which in many cases pays off if luck is on their side. I don't know which of these strategies are better or worse. Women's strategy is more logical and by-the-book. But when playing against men, we have to play like men too. Otherwise we just end-up bleeding chips while waiting for better cards while they just take risks and win with worse hands. [/QUOTE]
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