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04-01-2007, 11:06 AM
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What\'s your reraise standard against a winning 26/14 player?
I'm just up from NL50 and I'm doing fine over 400 hands. I am confident that I am beating the game. 600 hand more should tell the tale. Anyway...
What's your RR standard (edit: in terms of hand choices) in the CO/Button... shoot, I bet its the same from any position except BB/SB... when someone before you opens w/ a normal raise? I am sure that a lot of the hand choices are raise/call mixed and some are nearly allways raise. Thanks, psw 
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04-01-2007, 11:16 AM
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Re: What\'s your reraise standard against a winning 26/14 player?
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add 3 zeros. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1k hands telling the tale.... lol [/ QUOTE ] If you guys thought that was serious, then you guys need to learn to get better reads... I've been registerd two years longer than either of you and have double the posts (though I don't actually post much.) I KNOW ABOUT SAMPLE SIZE. psw
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#7
04-01-2007, 11:19 AM
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Re: What\'s your reraise standard against a winning 26/14 player?
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thank God 26/14 players are winning [/ QUOTE ] Well, I don't need any help to beat a losing 26/14 player. But I am thinking about how to beat good agressive players. The stats chosen could have been 30/16 or 28/12. I just didn't want to talk about when to RR a 60/30 player. psw
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#8
04-01-2007, 11:20 AM
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Re: What\'s your reraise standard against a winning 26/14 player?
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[ QUOTE ] add 3 zeros. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1k hands telling the tale.... lol [/ QUOTE ] If you guys thought that was serious, then you guys need to learn to get better reads... I've been registerd two years longer than either of you and have double the posts (though I don't actually post much.) I KNOW ABOUT SAMPLE SIZE. psw [/ QUOTE ] but it's taken you so long to beat NL50?
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04-01-2007, 11:21 AM
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Re: What\'s your reraise standard against a winning 26/14 player?
1k hands dont tell anything, that's like an hour of play.
[ QUOTE ] add 3 zeros. [/ QUOTE ]
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#10
04-01-2007, 11:27 AM
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Re: What\'s your reraise standard against a winning 26/14 player?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] add 3 zeros. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1k hands telling the tale.... lol [/ QUOTE ] If you guys thought that was serious, then you guys need to learn to get better reads... I've been registerd two years longer than either of you and have double the posts (though I don't actually post much.) I KNOW ABOUT SAMPLE SIZE. psw [/ QUOTE ] but it's taken you so long to beat NL50? [/ QUOTE ] Wow, the sticky was right. Very bad signal:noise ratio in the forum. I was beating 3/6 in limit and moved to NL in about January. I have taken $5 (cause that's what Doyle's Room gave me for free) and have worked it up to $1300, starting at the 2/4 cent tables there. I haven't struggled at any level yet, but I am still asking a real question, though I am starting to think that no one here actually does anything but take shots at others... I realized that my question was poorly worded to be misinterpreted as how much to raise. I am looking for a hand range standard. I started NL in about January. I have taken $5 (cause that's what Doyle's Room gave me for free) and have worked it up to $1300, starting at the 2/4 cent tables there. I haven't struggled at any level yet, but I am still asking a real question, though I am starting to think that no one here actually does anything but take shots at others... I realized that my question was poorly worded to be misinterpreted as how much to raise. I am looking for a hand range standard. psw
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