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Just because people disagree on something doesn't mean there are multiple correct answers. For example, people disagree on religion, but that doesn't mean all viewpoints are correct. Rather, the people with the correct viewpoint, aka lol religion, are correct, and the others who disagree are incorrect, but are too clueless to understand.

Make sense?

Not really in this case, no. The world of poker decisions (even pf) is grey, not black and white like you seem to claim. Every hand in the deck is potentially an open in a given situation and you won't be able to convince me otherwise.

But yes, lol religion ftw.

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03-14-2015 , 03:58 PM

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SecondChance

adept

Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 974

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Originally Posted by shorn7

I never claimed that there weren't grey areas in pf openings. Rather, that there are very few grey areas, and most of it is just standard, good poker, regardless of who is at the table.

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03-18-2015 , 04:05 PM

#53

Open Limp

centurion

Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 151

Theres nothing wrong with opening light IP or after limpers, but I prefer if they are suited. The problem is you flopped gin, (which is why you raised PF in the first place) and now you don't know what to do because you don't have the NUTS. If you don't want to play a big pot with 76o when you flop trips then don't raise PF with it. The same goes for 76s, because when the flush completes on the turn or river and the V crai or bets huge we are now afraid of being over-flushed.

A lot of tough spots come from playing marginal hands in or out of position against sticky/spazy players.