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02-05-2008, 03:58 PM

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Re: Exploiting Loose Players Preflop in NL Cash Games

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Originally Posted by shanes3t

Lucy, figuring you as a tight player who would only raise with an ace or a pocket pair, raises the size of the pot (more or less) to bluff you off the hand. You respond by re-raising a sizable amount (IMO, all-in). Lucy figures you for AK, KK, TT, AA, or two pair and should to fold. Even if Lucy's feeling incredibly loose and calls your big bet, it's likely Lucy's drawing with Q-T (7 outs, because you have an A) or A-J (8 outs) or A-Q (8 outs). Anytime you can get an aggressive loose player to play big pots for less than 10 outs, it's as good as you're gonna get.