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[bcook823 0]

I wrote a blog entry a few months ago, that started because of discussion on this forum. It was put on poketfives today. I'd like to know what you guys thought about it.Techniques change; do you?http://www.pocketfives.com/

[Mercury69 3]

Love you long time?

[joball33 0]

I wrote a blog entry a few months ago, that started because of discussion on this forum. It was put on poketfives today. I'd like to know what you guys thought about it.Techniques change; do you?http://www.pocketfives.com/

Nicely written. I agree with all points.

[No_Neck 0]

I have actually found that the min raise, again weak tight opponents to be a EV+ play. Especially late in a tourney when the bets are huge

[hank213 1,823]

Min bet your way to fame and fortune...http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...showtopic=56107

[Highlow16 0]

I have fallen victim recently a couple times to the all in over bet in tournaments. It made me think about the play. At first i was like "how could he push on a KK4 board with KQ and 200 in the pot!" But i actually used it today. I pushed with a set of nines on the turn when it was a rather large over bet. My opponent insta-called with top pair.

[bcook823 0]

You know I read an article in Cardplayer about Alan Goering, and he only min raises, never more, never lessAgain, my whole point was that min raise and the all in overbet have really evolved to mean something very different..imo

[bcook823 0]

how about the allin over bet? Do you think that play has evolved over time?

[Suited_Up 2]

You know I read an article in Cardplayer about Alan Goering, and he only min raises, never more, never lessAgain, my whole point was that min raise and the all in overbet have really evolved to mean something very different..imo

E-Dog's book talks about min raising quite a bit. He uses it a lot in EP to see cheap flops. Then sometimes when he's got AA, they never know.