… may look like a fairly standard river call to most tournament … the turn, facing a min-raise, calling is still acceptable because … he did not want to raise because he “only” had a …
… also an option). His preflop raise was sized in the … flop raise. On such an uncoordinated board, some players only raise … scenario. In reality, many players raise uncoordinated flops with hands … may look like an incredibly standard all-in situation with …
… seem staggering, but they are standard when playing relatively tough high … when you play in a standard local $1/$2 game with … , you give yourself a hefty raise, both in terms of dollars …
… the tournament uses a standard payout structure. \With blinds … . Fold Call Raise to 500,000 Raise to 700,000 … Point) Raise to 500,000 (10 Points) Raise to 700,000 (6 Points) You should raise with … value. When choosing your raise size, choose an …
… raise to $.70 with 7c-7s. If Hero is going to raise, he should raise much larger. By making … reasonable line would be to raise to about $1.70, which … hand may seem like a standard to some, in my eyes …
… ,000, I prefer making a standard raise with all of my playable …
… ,000, I prefer making a standard raise with all of my playable … will usually feel obligated to raise the flop. K-8, K … not call my initial preflop raise. This led me to believe …
… tiny flop bet was quite standard on dry boards that should … Once Papazian limps, my preflop raise for value is fine and … -T on the turn and raise the river. When developing a … or fold, and should rarely raise, but given I could have …
… me and I made my standard raise to two big blinds, 8 …
… me and I made my standard raise to two big blinds, 8 … would use this exact same raise size with all of the … , my opponent would call or raise with his entire range, meaning …
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