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Hello everyone, i'm sure you must of heard of the principle big hand big pot, small hand small pot for cash game play. However do you guys still follow this principle when you are playing fishes which think middle pair and top pair weak kicker is strong enough to go all in with or do you loosen up your all ins v fish?


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depends on the kind of fish,the history u got,and table dynamics


pondlife78
Joined: 14.02.2009

Well you just have to evaluate what is a big hand versus that player. Against some rocks you'll be pretty sure you're beat when you are called on a dry board with an overpair, whereas against others you want to get it in with top pair no kicker. Just use your intelligence and think about how far ahead of your opponents range you are all the time.


conall88
Joined: 02.01.2009

for me bighand = two pair plus. because they can draw out on you very often if all you hold is a pair.