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When to enter a pot

Posted By: Stingray
Date: 8 Jun 03, 8:21 am

I am just starting to learn Texas Hold'em and saw a site called www.lowlimitholdem.com. Now the hands that this site says to enter a game with seem to be very loose compared to advice on other sites i have seen.

Is it ok to enter with lesser hands for low limit games?
I played the 2$/1$ game at pacific poker and it did seem that most players will enter with garbage hands.
Although another site says that if the game is loose then play tight.

So i am confused?Should i enter with lesser hands or play more consevative in low limit holdem?

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When to enter a pot -- Stingray -- 8 Jun 03, 8:21 am
simple answer. -- Dreamer -- 8 Jun 03, 1:52 pm
thanks for advice -- Stingray -- 9 Jun 03, 5:34 am
simple answer. -- Dreamer -- 9 Jun 03, 5:52 am
I think the point -- D -- 9 Jun 03, 8:05 am
The problem is.................. -- Dreamer -- 9 Jun 03, 1:22 pm
I dont really understand your response -- D -- 9 Jun 03, 1:45 pm
?????? -- Dreamer -- 9 Jun 03, 4:22 pm
I agree with everything you just said- -- D -- 9 Jun 03, 4:46 pm
raising -- joefu -- 9 Jun 03, 3:06 pm
There are no simple answers -- PerpetualCzech -- 10 Jun 03, 2:56 am
Great response (nt) -- D -- 10 Jun 03, 4:14 am
yeah but.............. -- Dreamer -- 10 Jun 03, 4:51 am
Fair enough (nt) -- PerpetualCzech -- 10 Jun 03, 4:56 am
Also good advice -- D -- 10 Jun 03, 6:16 am

 

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