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Message: [QUOTE="gaucan, post: 6705463, member: 1019623"] Important is, who is preflop raiser, stack to pot ratio, position, and whose range that flop hits the best. Usually, if you are the player with strongest range, you should be the one aggresive, and others playing passive and you should bet enough of your strong hands to the point that villains dont have incentive to checkback with middle of their range and they end up betting with close-to-nuts only (freerolls and microstakes players often do this, because they always wanna be right, when they bet ) . Try to guess, how many worse and better hands you have in your range, and based on that call or fold. If facing big betsize , fold more, if smaller betsize , defend more, if more players left to act behind you, play tighter(especially if the sizing is big, like above 2/3pot). [/QUOTE]