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How to Size Your Bets in Poker: Foundations Every Texas Hold’em Player Must Know
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[QUOTE="Balou1982, post: 7273183, member: 434667"] i have to say it is never a fault to go strange or other ways, i would never bet [USER=454409]@Flop[/USER] 1/2 pot size - especially against an aggressive maniac and in case i can beat him with my monster hand :-). in the past i learned with smaller bet size [USER=454409]@Flop[/USER] you are not commited easy at turn/river if you receive a big raise from villain and dont wanna call instead of odds/outs. So if you bring a high variance into your betting size it is more difficult for other players to analyse you. If you give other players less information about your game play, then they might act/react less agressive because they wanna risk tournament life/whole stack against you. [/QUOTE]
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