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chogeu Finland. Jan 10 2011 09:34. Posts 34 | | |
Didn't play much in December so I figured posting would be useless.
Anyhoo, started playing limit holdem a few weeks ago and so far I quite like it. The games feel really soft even to a new player like me. Top pair wins a lot of the hands and people generally miss value with monster hands.
But I'm having a problem with the red line. Should I just not worry about it and semi-bluff less? Maybe it's impossible to have a positive red line when the vpip is generally 60%+
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qwerty67890 New Zealand. Jan 10 2011 09:43. Posts 14026 | | |
at low stakes NLH, you can pretty much ignore the redline, it will always be crappy because people call down a lot more and you have no need to bluff. So youll be at showdown a lot.
im guessing, at LHE that this is magnified, because people call down a lot more in general.
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Critterer United Kingdom. Jan 10 2011 12:54. Posts 5337 | | |
| | On January 10 2011 08:43 byrnesam wrote:
at low stakes NLH, you can pretty much ignore the redline, it will always be crappy because people call down a lot more and you have no need to bluff. So youll be at showdown a lot.
im guessing, at LHE that this is magnified, because people call down a lot more in general.
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this was my thought process too!
altho wud be interesting to know the answer to this if someone knows for sure |
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chogeu Finland. Jan 11 2011 05:47. Posts 34 | | | |
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