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The Guide to Pre-Flop (Day 6 Course Discussion)
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[QUOTE="tagece, post: 5579886, member: 148459"] One more good lesson. The concept of effective stack is presented very clearly. I read about that before, but never gave too much attention for it. It's the difference between knowing the meaning and really knowing the meaning of a term. I have a question about attacking the limpers. I made a post here about it, but would like to know your opinion. I like to play single table sit and go. I use to play 0,50 and 1,50 ones more often. Every time I tried to use this strategy to punish the limpers, like some people say, it rarely worked. Sometimes I have 3 limpers, raise 5 BB and everybody calls. I think if I raise 10 BBs the result would probably be the same. There is any way to use this strategy in micro stakes? If I have just a good hand, not a spectacular one, should I limp and acting after flop or raise in this situation, considering that I probably would only increase the pot and maybe making some player after me fold? [/QUOTE]
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