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The Guide to Pre-Flop (Day 6 Course Discussion)
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[QUOTE="Gdefender, post: 6650171, member: 1014106"] Hello! I write this post for those who don't watch the tutorial, but read the forum comments. I will only describe the most important ones, which are the essence of the content of the current chapter! Chapter 6 (The Guide To Pre-Flop) In this chapter, we are talking about the fact that even before the flop is dealt, we have to make our first (one of the most important) decision about which hand we should enter the flop, considering quite a few factors! Eg: Our position, our amount of chips, and of course the strength of the cards in our hand! In short, a few factors: - Let's try to avoid playing out of position - If possible, get in with a strong hand before the flop, (personally TT-AA) or with strong connecting cards (personally AK, AQ, AJ, KQ) [/QUOTE]
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