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Old 05-04-2005, 07:45 AM
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Im always reading, you do the standard this, or standard that, but when does this become to predictable? Making the same "standard play" cause I know in a live game, people will pick up on this in a few hands, so my question is, when do stop playing these "standards", and start playing our own style? I hope this made sense, if not I will attempt to reword it!
  
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i think for anyone starting to learn texas hold em, sticking to the basics or 'standards' is advisable. Once you get more games under your belt youll start to realise when people may be bluffing (to steal the blinds, to raise you out or whatever) or that certain players overraise. At this point youll be able to start mixing up your play depending on the type of players at your table

the general concensus on this is to play tight at a table of maniacs and play a bit looser or more agressive at a table of tight players
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