My Limit Holdem "Strategy" (What should be changed)

[Gregatron]

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i mean dont be formulaic. you'll have to play hands differently against different opponents. you can't not adjust, so postflop gameplans are bulky and serve little purpose.

use a preflop chart and get to work playing hands. post a hand every few days to see if you played it well. read and study.

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Good advise. Here are links to 2 good preflop threads (disclaimer -- I wrote one):

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showth...&PHPSESSID=

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showth...&PHPSESSID=

[Banana Joe]

sofar I am really glad for the comments and suggestions.

I will not jump to 1/2 right away but start playing a little $0.50/$1 while I still get better at $0.25/$0.50.

Will invest in pokertracker!

[Eeegah]

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Grp1: AA KK QQ JJ AKs (Raise All Pos)
Grp2: 1010 AQs AJs KQs AK (Raise MP,LP and apparently not in EP)

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Aw hell naw

[Gregatron]

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Grp1: AA KK QQ JJ AKs (Raise All Pos)
Grp2: 1010 AQs AJs KQs AK (Raise MP,LP and apparently not in EP)

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Aw hell naw

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It's certainly suboptimal, but not quite as bad as it seems.

[davelin]

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Grp1: AA KK QQ JJ AKs (Raise All Pos)
Grp2: 1010 AQs AJs KQs AK (Raise MP,LP and apparently not in EP)

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Aw hell naw

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It's certainly suboptimal, but not quite as bad as it seems.

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Greg,

I'll disagree and say not raising these hands EP is a severe mistake.

[milesdyson]

yeah, it's terrible.

i know the great excuse is that "they don't even pay attention," but if your UTG raising range is only the creamiest man goo of the crop, any moran will eventually realize it.

[Banana Joe]

Well I am trying to learn and to tell you the truth is is hard laying your style out for everyone to see...

I know I have leaks and this post is the first step to correct it... but it can be hard if one tells you not to raise AKo in early and someone else tells you to...

Like i told im a rookie but sofar I have recieved some excellent advice that I can start using and what to change in my play.

[milesdyson]

stop talking poker to whoever told you not to raise AKo in early position

[kerowo]

The thing to remember is that there are very few hard and fast rules that can never be broken. A lot of it comes from the experience of the person giving you the advice and their playing style. At some point your playing style will emerge and you'll learn when to break what we call "hard and fast rules" and when not to. Also, you will start to recognize table conditions that will change your play. At .5/1 I've never limped AKo from any position ever. I can't remember the last time I didn't 3-bet or cap with it.

[Banana Joe]

HAHA Mike notice taken!