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Message: [QUOTE="tenbob, post: 385433, member: 3651"] I had a good shot at putting a more concrete reasoning behind the thread i posted during the week on the live game i played in, i hope that answers you questions, but the fact is there is a huge amount of ways that any particular hand can be played. Personally i like to see lots of cheap flops, especially with table position because i figure myself to be a better player post flop than pre-flop, if that makes sense. Others like to go all-in pre-flop a lot, especially against me :) It negates the skill difference, but its the one or two big pots that you play in, and the decisions that you make there that make you a winning or losing player. Making big laydowns when the likelyhood that you will bust out of a tourney early when you know your a better overall player in generall can be a good idea, and sometimes a poor one. [/QUOTE]