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11-29-06, 09:55 PM
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I think this is fine if you are less than 120 BBs and you aren't confident in your postflop skills. Anything over that, and you should be playing suited connectors and suited one gappers.
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11-29-06, 10:13 PM
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Mostly in CO & button to a preflop raiser. You can probably dump them in early position (although I don't) and should dump them in the blinds.
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12-01-06, 01:05 AM
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While I realize what you're saying (playing 76s suited and having a 9 6 2 flop and wondering where you're at), in general hands like SCs and small pairs are very easy to play post flop bc u know where you're at easily... hands like AA and KK could be the harder hands to play post flop (specifically on the turn and river) because it can be difficult to figure out where you are and if you're overvaluing an overpair (or being bullied too easily) and most of the time these hands go to the river unimproved
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