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X/r pre with premium cards. Make it big. If someone opens to $15 and there are 4 callers, then your x/r should be > $100.

Play lots of speculative hands when in position if you can do it cheaply. In short don't tighten up, but use position effectively.

Play for stacks at all times. Do not see a turn unless you intended to get stacks in.

Overbet big for value. 1.5x pot at least.

Stop slow playing.

Stop bluffing. Just don't bet unless you have it.

Do not show your cards.

Lol, do not table change...

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04-30-2015 , 04:38 PM

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The Rumor

Carpal \'Tunnel

Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 9,559

Probably said already but:

- Raise more to thin the field more/capture more equity with your premium hands

- Tighten your range

- Play fewer hands which play poorly multiway like lower suited connectors

- Play in position more

- Bluff incredibly rarely against 6 people, including even something as basic as a c bet

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04-30-2015 , 05:19 PM

#28

AcePlayerDeluxe

1st Gear Pinned

Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 19,090

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Originally Posted by Raeed561

I'm a reg at my poker room and almost all the guys I play with regularly know I have a very wide raising range and that I'm willing to bluff my whole stack , so I kinda just enter everyday with that perceived image , I am a small time winner in my game 6.5$ / hr, I don't want to tighten up I feel like I won't ever get any action, but it seems like I'm getting too much action now, I see the hands people are tabling against me and it's pretty much any two cards. Should I just tighten up my range a lot more?

Not sure how many hours that is, but if it is a ton and you are winning $6.50/hr at 1/2, and you want to be a bigger winner, you may want to do something different than you're doing now.

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04-30-2015 , 05:35 PM

#29

cAmmAndo

The Situation

Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 4,727

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Originally Posted by Raeed561

I'm a reg at my poker room and almost all the guys I play with regularly know I have a very wide raising range and that I'm willing to bluff my whole stack , so I kinda just enter everyday with that perceived image , I am a small time winner in my game 6.5$ / hr, I don't want to tighten up I feel like I won't ever get any action, but it seems like I'm getting too much action now, I see the hands people are tabling against me and it's pretty much any two cards. Should I just tighten up my range a lot more?

Trust me... You have to tighten up when you have a loosing image and IMO at the beginning of most sessions in general.

With a losing image they are calling you down lighter generally so you bag the bluffs and thin stuff, play a tighter range and valuebet your made hands relentlessly. They will pay you especially if your long term image is as described. Then when you are running hotter and you sense they are beginning to respect your bets you can open it up some more.

Your opponents are adjusting to your apparently unchanging range but you are not adjusting to theirs.

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