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Madam Marfona. And LouisLunchbox adore playing strip poker.Why not join them in the PP ?
Yeeha. !
Seek and ye shall find.Venue for RP.
There is no abbreviation when there is energetic RP in Madam. Marfona's. PP trust me.
Well read some of the Marfona threads."Madam Marfona chess.com.forums".Should give you a good clue. 
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Great post on poker strategy! Your advice to not make it easy for bad opponents and to play pot sizes in proportion to the strength of your hand is spot on. It's also interesting to see how you think about hole cards in terms of where they fit in your range and how you consider the range of other possible hands. It's always useful to have a solid strategy and to think critically about the hands you are dealt. As an online casino player, you may want to check out the plugnplay7 best casino games, as they offer a variety of games, including poker, to give players a good chance at winning big.
Forget poker online or actual .street.craps is much.better.LouisLunchbox is.brilliant.Acquired his skill from Harry the Horse and Gotti the teflon Don.Pictured below..capiche?
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What’s the point in bragging about being able to speak multiple languages if you can’t make sense?
Gregg-Turkington wrote:
What’s the point in bragging about being able to speak multiple languages if you can’t make sense?
G-T you are beginning to get my goat ! Do you only speak Americanese? brush up your spelling eg nite should be spelt night etc etc.you are blocked !
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The boy with punctuation problems is trying to lecture me on spelling a word that wasn’t even in my post….
Watch it G-T.you.avoid sensible conversation with "c**p responses.Why are you not at work ? Write all the drivel you want.At least you can't invade my threads.
Hey there. I totally agree with your old post. Trying to make hero calls against fish just doesn't make sense. Hope it's never too late to refresh this thread, btw. You gotta keep in mind that we should be crushing them in other scenarios and not make it easy for them. It's all about reciprocity, man. And playing pot sizes in proportion to your hand strength is key! Also, while we're on the topic of online gaming, have you checked out the https://369joker.org/slot-direct-web ? Trust me, you won't regret it. Anyway, let's keep this thread updated.
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golden rule(s)
Don't try to make a living making hero calls against fish. It makes it too easy for them since we should be crushing them in all other scenarios. (known more definitively as "reciprocity")
Don't make it easy for bad opponents. Or opponents in general.
Try to play pot sizes in proportion to the strength of your hand.
Poker Strategy for Chess players
The "Doyle Brunson" (T2)
Intuitively one may accept that unconnected low cards are unprofitable.
But if you think about ranges, you're not just looking down at
T2. What about T3, T4, T5? All Tx?? T2 sits along the T2-T5 range....where does T2-T5 fit into your strategy? It should now feel extra punishing to play T2, therefore it is a fold.
It is always useful to think about the hole cards in terms of where they
are in your range.
I will at times take it a step further in my own assessment. Often enough while attempting to play junky cards.
Take J8suited. Now we're looking at a middling hand. One that gives reverse implied odds: (meaning if we make our hand, a flush, for example, we will often lose the hand if the pot gets big.)
First of all it's suited, so it's super dominating over J8off strategically, even
though they have relatively similar equity against other holdings. The reason for this generally is because of backdoor draw potential (ex. a flop with one card of your suit may be prime to attack and also deceptive when you make a flush on the river.)
J8s also exists as 8Js. I will explain.
J8s neighbors J7s and J9s.
8Js neighbors 8Ts and 8Qs.
I'm trying to determine a value for the holding J8s, and I look at how
those 4 hands play (for a call, raise, all actions possible) and if they are all particularly bad I will consider J8s too weak to get involved with.
When was the last time you were dealt T9s, or 88, it was your turn to act, and you started to consider how you would play JTs, or 99?! If you aren't sure what to do, it can be useful to compare with neighboring hands along the rest of the range.
Note - Some combinatorics - A polarized range, for example, combines the very best hands with bluffs. A polarized Tx range might bet 2T 3T QT KT AT, and checking the rest. An opponent can find a call with T4 here, but against a linear range, T4 would be terrible.