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Strategy: No-Limit Big Stack Strategy

How to play when you are way ahead / way behind

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Introduction

In this article
  • You are either way ahead or way behind
  • Standard play: You simply call down

As a Gold member you have probably found yourself in "way ahead / way behind" situations many times before.

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Comments (2)

#1 limeni333, 31 Jan 08 22:51

and how can you know that ?* u cant

#2 MathhNes, 13 Oct 09 00:04

" Very large bets are usually a sign that villain wanted to checkraise on the turn and then make a strong bet on the river to bluff." Is the check raise on the turn also a bluff? I often see opponents bet big on the river because they missed value on the turn!!


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Article Contents

    • Introduction
    • How to play in a WA/WB situation
    • How to act if the opponent checks the turn
    • How to act if the opponent checks the river
    • How to identify a WA/WB situation
    • Conclusion

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