I was just watching one of these on Pacific and I have noticed that there is a lot of people limping and most pots are won with a small bet on the flop or turn. Is this normally the case at this level?

It seems very different to the $22s. It looks like these guys are very weak, minimum raising and limping a lot but I guess that is not the case.

Anyone play a lot of these who can explain what is going on?

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Bad Beat of the week 27/08/2006:

:kh :jd

Flop - :jc :3s :6d I raise 2/3 pot, Villian calls.

Turn :kd - I raise to put villian all in, he calls

he flips over :4d :4s :eek:

River :4c :rant: :mad: :rant: :eek:

I'm not playing on Pacific, but imo higher stakes = potentially easier

There's people who try to play like Farha and raise with junk, you can exploit that whenever you have a powerhouse hand.

Just be wary there's a lot of slow-playing AK/AA/KK so make sure you always include those hands when making decisions.

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Don't let marm here you say that!

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Bad Beat of the week 27/08/2006:

:kh :jd

Flop - :jc :3s :6d I raise 2/3 pot, Villian calls.

Turn :kd - I raise to put villian all in, he calls

he flips over :4d :4s :eek:

River :4c :rant: :mad: :rant: :eek:

He said he wouldn't come back.

I'm not saying the most expensive STT is the best, but there's def much more moves you can try that wouldn't work in lower stakes. There's also situations that dont seem to occur in lower stakes, e.g. everybody dropping towards the red zone because the play is way too tight. Whether it's too loose or too tight, it seems there's more things you can exploit.

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