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07-19-2006, 02:49 AM
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Re: loose live game and otis is short stacked
If you are playing a short stack with no money behind, try playing hella tight. Just wait for good starting hands. If you rarely play a hand, people will respect your c-bets. I've found that this strategy slowing acculmalates money. Once you have a stack built up you can loosen up and play your regular style.
I agree with just calling PF looking for a set. Can't believe that donkey called with A2. Sorry bud... 
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07-19-2006, 02:55 AM
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Re: loose live game and otis is short stacked
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If you rarely play a hand, people will respect your c-bets. [/ QUOTE ] There is a reason playing super tight works in almost all games, and its not cause people learn to respect your raises.
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#3
07-19-2006, 03:00 AM
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Re: loose live game and otis is short stacked
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I agree with just calling PF looking for a set. Can't believe that donkey called with A2. Sorry bud... [/ QUOTE ] Hey, that happens it doesn't bother me at all. I just think maybe I made it tougher on myself by bloating the pot preflop. I think a c-bet is mandatory because the pot is relatively big, I'm usually good here and I'm very vulnerable to overs so I have to try to take it down right now. That's what I get for being short stacked, I was really wondering the most about preflop though, trying not to be too results oriented..
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