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01-18-05, 11:21 AM
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i was trying to apply a firstime bonus thinking it was a reload. I have played many sit n gos and have plenty of success with them. Its the ring games that I am trying to learn better with. However, I did not play sitngos for months on end, and I have considered going back to that once i get my money back on pokerroom but maybe i will do it TO get my money back. Nonetheless i swear I play good hands only, and i simply wasnt hitting.
A question though...what about AXo that is below say 10, so nine and below. I tend to call the big blind or raise with position (say with 3 others and the blinds left to act) if no one else has raised attempting to buy blinds, do i need to be later in position or is this ok? Last edited by lightfungus; 01-18-05 at 11:40 AM. |
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01-18-05, 11:40 AM
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I find that if you're having success on sitngos, no need to join ring games. I feel people in ring games are a bit more skilled, the ones in sitngos think they're going to the WSOP or something. Seriously, I played one Saturday at UB, and this guy was saying how he was thinking about going to an O8B satellite tourney. Then I knocked him out and he came in last LMFAO.
Ax, now I'm no holdem expert, but it really depends on the situation. If there is a lot of callers and you have them suited, you gotta play them. But I would not raise with anything less than AQ or pair of 10s down, but I am tight like a virgin in holdem, and probably not the best person to ask. But I agree with ChipFish, the best way to get your raked hand requirements on any site would be to play O8B. Nearly every hand in that game is raked.
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01-18-05, 05:41 PM
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ok, sure im an amateur for asking this, but O8B? omaha what?
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