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12-03-06, 12:37 AM
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Pushing an edge
"Pushing an edge" seems to be one of the new buzz phrases (the card-runners guys use it and I've heard others use it)... I can think of a few things, like having position, that was constitute an "edge" but wanted to hear what you all think of when players talk about an "edge."
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12-03-06, 01:32 AM
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Position yes.
Also momentum. If you beat someone a few hands in a row they may back down from you. They may not be on tilt, just a little shell shocked (TMNT)
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12-03-06, 03:05 AM
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There are lots of things that I consider to be edges that you may not be thinking about, if you are thinkign in terms of position and other things like that... Things like:
-Not tilting (or playing against an opponent who is on tilt) -Being a better play then my opponent (duh) -Being properly bankrolled for a game, so I can play right Stuff like that. |
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12-03-06, 06:10 AM
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Edges
- Position - Your starting hand - Your postflop play compare to your opponents - Your stack compare to your opponents (more so in tournament play) - Opponent is on Tilt
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12-03-06, 04:05 PM
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This is not a new buzz thing, as it's been discussed for quite some time (and there are some monumental threads at 2p2 regarding this)... and Chip had it right: pushing percentage advantages.
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