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Old 06-21-2007, 10:52 AM
PAUL-IN PAUL-IN is offline
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Default Re: Question about a $1-2 NL black hole player

here are the rules being imposed on the black hole, written by someone else:

A) If there is no pre-flop raise, He must call or raise with the
following hands:

- Any pair
- Any suited connector above 4-5
- Any suited Ace
- Any hand where both cards are 10 or higher (i.e. Q-J, A-10, etc.)

This applies even if he is under the gun.

B) If there is a pre-flop raise up to and including $20, He must call
or raise with the following hands:

- Any pair above 9s (i.e. pair of 10s or better)
- AK
- AQ

C) If there is a pre-flop raise and re-raise, He can fold anything.

D) Straddles are NOT considered raises, but restraddles are considered a
raise.

E) After the flop, He is free to fold any hand, even if he flopped
quads.

F) Another well-known -lockdown tactic is to take forever to
make a decision, so that fewer hands are played. If the pot is less
than $40, and someone calls clock on him and he fails to act within 30
seconds, he is in violation of this agreement.

In order to ensure that he follows these rules, he has agreed that
whenever he folds pre-flop, he will show everyone what he folded after
the hand is over. If he gets caught breaking the above rules, he must
pay everyone at the table $20, even if that means he goes into negative
territory.

LOL***************
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