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The Guide to Pre-Flop (Day 6 Course Discussion)
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[QUOTE="eberetta1, post: 6179263, member: 24115"] Well, it took a year for me, but I completed Day 6. I would listen to day 1. Then listen to day 2 and day 1. Then listen to day 3, and day 2, and day 1. Needless to say, not a good strategy to complete the course. That is what I did in achool and would pop out straight A's. But it would mean studying the same material 4 times all because I did not grasp one or two ideas in a lesson. Lesson 1, I repeated because I could not remember the cutoff and under the gun, I would not remember the name of one, and when I did remember both names, I would transpose them. Lesson 2, I repeated several times because I was trying to remember check and fold were neutral(not passive and not aggressive). And I would always confuse the words check and call. So calling is passive, not checking. and raising is aggressive. I reminded myself I do not have to repeat a whole lesson over and over just because I do not have a specific concept down. Now on Lesson 6. My only question was I heard the word overlimp when Hero showed 83s. Well sb was 150 chips, bb was 300 chips. And 2 or 3 players limped their 300 chips. I was hoping when Katie said she would overlimp in the situation, that she would say a chip amount so I could understand if she would bet 300 to limp in or raise to value bet, but she said overlimp and left it at that. [/QUOTE]
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