Good Info! I would appreciate not giving another info like this. We don't want our opponent to learn and become a good player. Lets keep them a donkey, calling station, and our own personal ATM. Got it?
Evaluating every hand.
By dkhunkyJul 19, 08 07:32 PM
Many players don't take the time to study a hand before making his/her decision. Here are a few steps I go over before I make my decisions at the table.
1. Opponent(s) and range of hands- What type of player(s) are involved? Loose/tight, passive/aggressive. What range of hands are they playing?
2. Position - How many are there acting before/after me pre/post flop.
3. Stack sizes - What is my M? What are the stack sizes of my opponents. What is the size of the pot going to be? Do I have equity against my opponent's stacks?
This is what I go over pre-flop before I decide to enter the pot. Post flop, I will re-evaluate the situation by narrowing down my opponent's range after gaining more information with each street.
Take the time to make the best educated decision during every hand! I promise you'll improve your game!
riverrat2234
Should have given that info to Biggiestyle before the tourney lol. You both probably would have lasted longer. Congrats on the WSOP