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Old 07-31-2007, 10:37 PM
hablaster hablaster is offline
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Default Solution against dunks

Hi all,
I m new in online poker and I m really tired seeing my KK beating by an 85o or my AKc go brock against a K2o and they are thousand exemples... I m not tolking abour bad beats but I just want to know if there is any strategie that can beat those loose agressive players...

I tried to play very tight and very agressive but they always pay and beat me, I tried to play loose and agressive but I m always beaten by the tight one [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img], I tried to play passive but I never had enough chips in the pots that I win...

I see all my bankroll groing downwith that kind of loss...

What can I do to reduce this kind of accident or to get them out of "my" pots...

Sorry for my poor english... [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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Old 07-31-2007, 10:38 PM
crushednuts crushednuts is offline
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Default Re: Solution against dunks

What stakes do you play?

It sounds like your post flop skills are not good enough to play loose aggressive you have to try to learn to play tight first. You should start out in as low stakes as possible (probably 1c/2c on pokerstars) and just work on your post flop skills and work your way up. Play 1c/2c til you earn enough to move up to 2c/5c or 5c/10c and then stay there til you have $500 to play 10c/25c etc.
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Old 07-31-2007, 10:39 PM
wildzer0 wildzer0 is offline
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Default Re: Solution against dunks

I'll answer before this thread gets locked. Yeah, it sucks when you get bad beats, but it seems like you already know that's not why you're losing. There are probably a ton of other situations where you're bleeding a few (or a lot of) chips which make it hard to see where you're losing. Post hands, read a lot, you'll figure it out.
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Old 07-31-2007, 10:54 PM
hablaster hablaster is offline
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Default Re: Solution against dunks

I was the 5c/10c and the 10c/25c...
I ll try to go in 1c/2c and see.
I ll tighten more and see
tkx all
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