What app is that...

1. play all suited cards even if you make the 2nd nuts most of the time
2. When on a pair draw be sure to check call until you hit
3. There is no surprise in Limit poker

Your strategy is too exploitable and misses too much value by not betting pre-flop or as semi-bluffs. Good hand readers would tear you apart if you have 0% bluffs (lol). Playing tight is a good strategy, but poker is about being flexible and playing the player as well as the playing the cards.

Betting does several things: narrows the field, gains information, gives you the initiative so you can take down pots on the flop when you miss, and extracts value from your good hands - winning poker is aggressive poker, be it limit or no limit. It seems like you are advocating a weak-tight approach to to the game. Am I wrong?

We do not raise pre-flop (only raise with pocket aces) to not telegraph our hand. Why let the table know we have pocket kings or any strong hand? A tight-aggressive approach. Playing the player might work with no-limit, but in limit poker, it can lead to disaster. Some players are calling stations and can't be bluffed out of pots. A sound mathematical approach, as in this video, is the way to go.

lol, as someone who played a lot of limit hold'em before NL really started being spread on the east coast let me just say you probably couldn't beat a 2/4 game a decade ago playing this style.

You raise big hands for value. Who cares if they are telegraphed? It's not no limit so no one can exploit you even if they know their hand. Half the hands in limit poker may as well be played face up. This thread should be deleted.

your joking right?

Things I learned:

1) Just like blackjack
2) I like winning
3) Raise with aces

Ship the bracelet

pls rename title to "how to beat FLH on nintendo gameboy"

fyt