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Originally posted by Mister_Ruysbroeck
I don't want to play against you.
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I'm fun. I really try to be unpredictable in betting and play. Especially in casino play, I tend to intentionally do things at the beginning of the time I play to try to present an unrealistic table reputation. That is how I have won some big pots - people are thinking that the fact that I am capping multiple rounds post-flop with A-A-4-2-5 on the board means that I have a three or am just trying to bluff people out, because I did pissy little crap like that earlier in the game. When you actually have A-A or A-[2,4,5] and just limped in, that's when you scalp people. Then you can play a little loose for a while because people put you on a single strategy.
Ultimate pots under $200 are too low in a $9-$18 game. Even if you lose, you should be capping or at least re-raising rounds that you think that you have a good chance to win post-flop. Even if you don't win them, you have the chance to, and when you do win them, it will be a monster. This is especially true when there are still three or four players betting heavy.
