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General Texas Hold'em Strategy
Started by Money022 at 05-01-2008 7:22 PM. Topic has 16 replies.
  
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 05-01-2008, 7:22 PM
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Money022
 
Joined on 03-02-2008
Iowa
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Re: How do you play middle pairs?
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Good point. In a tournament there's no point playing for set value if your M is in the Red or Orange Zone. At that point you're either pushing or folding any hand you're playing.
The Velvet Felter
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05-27-2008, 12:02 PM
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EASYDOESIT
Joined on 05-27-2008
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Re: How do you play middle pairs?
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Middle pairs should be played according to where you stand in the game... are you short stacked and blinds incredibly high? Is there a big stack just waiting to call you out? There are so many considerations.. perhaps your a big stack and your just sitting back... a simple call might be what your looking for. The best thing to consider when calling or raising any hand is the one major statement that can not be overstated.... if your not willing to raise it, dont play it!!! ;)
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