Small Pot Poker

[rsq]

I would appreciate some thoughts on implementing this approach.

While there are no absolutes, if you run into a table where your post flop bets are constantly being - at what point do you feel that are you exposed for playing crap, and revert to solid big card poker for a while?

Is the right response to take a stand and fight back hard early to establish dominance? Is such a play "built into the cost" of this approach?

General thoughts on this approach woud be interesting.

Thanks

[rsq]

While there are no absolutes, if you run into a table where your post flop bets are constantly being raised- at what point do you feel that are you exposed for playing crap, and revert to solid big card poker for a while?

Is the right response to take a stand and fight back hard early to establish dominance? Is such a play "built into the cost" of this approach?

General thoughts on this approach woud be interesting.

[woodguy]

This is way too vague and general of a question.

The table texture, your image, the style you are comfortable with, position on hands, etc create too many variables to launch this general of a discussion.

Try picking on particular item that you've had trouble with, post your question with a hand or two and try again.

Regards,
Woodguy

[mornelth]

3 times is my limit. If it's the same person every time - I'll re-pop the third time. If it's different people - I wait for a real hand and re-pop. Doesn't have to be big - if I flop combo draw with suited connectors I'll re-pop all-in without a second thought.