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[QUOTE="Cbabycee, post: 6941541, member: 1006127"] I’ve found that if a micro cash player has opened or 3bet they will usually continue strong on the flop whether they hit or not they ‘float’. If I have connected with ANYTHING I will usually call, it will then go one of two ways - they will bet again much bigger, or if they’ve missed they’ll usually check or bet smaller, that will usually give me an idea of the strength and how to progress. A lot of the time the aggro players who can’t let go of their blind slow down when you call the flop so a bet usually gets them to fold. In cash every single hand matters every hand is a game in itself and could be that players bankroll. In tournaments it’s easier to lay down a hand in the knowledge there are other opportunities. Or that’s how I see it :) [/QUOTE]
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