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The Guide to Pre-Flop (Day 6 Course Discussion)
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[QUOTE="redboy23, post: 5644837, member: 384323"] Hello CCers, I try to stick to proposed ranges to pre-flop play and enjoy the success from a c-bet after isolating players who voluntarily limp into the pot. More often than not, limper fold to a c-bet, especially if there is an Ace or face card on the flop. There are the sad times that I have to retire my AK facing aggression, after an uneventful flop like 2 6 T. I have not mustered that "courage" that some players have to call all bets till the river just because they have over cards. The situation that I am having difficulty with is navigating the chronic shovers of any pocket pair. They 3--bet and continue to bet aggressively, usually ignoring all the over cards on the board. i sometimes get so annoyed at the fact that I folded a hand that I would have won had I called. It is quite an internal battle for me and I have to try very hard not to allow their loose aggressive style to push me off my game. [/QUOTE]
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