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Book Discussion: Theory of Poker, chapters 11 and 12
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[QUOTE="F Paulsson, post: 396368, member: 6979"] To be honest, I've noticed that for every level I climb in stakes, the more table (and person) dependent all of the tactics become. Including preflop play. With a hand like ATs on the button, I can either fold, call or raise, all depending on who else has called or raised already. And not just whether or not someone has, but [I]who[/I]. Properly making these adjustments depending on table and opponents - which is something I've started seriously doing only recently - makes such a huge difference in winrate that I've completely stopped multitabling. I make almost as much money playing a single table as I could playing three - where if I play three, I wouldn't be as picky about table selection, I wouldn't pick up specific reads, and I wouldn't be able to use the information properly - and I have a lot more fun doing it. Anyway, I'm getting off topic now. [/QUOTE]
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