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		<title>Avoid the Fancy Moves in Limit Poker</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Aug 2009 06:32:19 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Dan Brown</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is something that you see new player try quite a bit when they are first starting out in limit.  There really is nothing but television to blame for this one as the only poker that is televised is no limit.  Limit tournaments are few and far between because producers tend to think it is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is something that you see new player try quite a bit  when they are first starting out in limit.   There really is nothing but television to blame for this one as the only  <a title="Poker" href="http://www.best-poker-site-reviews.com" target="_blank">poker</a> that is televised is no limit.   Limit tournaments are few and far between because producers tend to  think it is much less interesting, and the result is that newcomers try and  make the same moves in limit as they do in no limit.</p>
<p>Why this does not work is because of the odds that are  present in <a title="Limit Poker" href="http://www.texasholdempoker4u.com/limit-holdem" target="_blank">limit poker</a> that you can eliminate in no limit.  For instance, if you make a pre-flop raise in  limit, there are few draws that will not have odds in a multi-way pot.  Once the flop hits and that flush, straight  or over card draw is present, you can only make a single bet. If the same thing  were to happen in <a title="No Limit" href="http://www.wsop4all.com/no-limit-hold%E2%80%99em" target="_blank">no limit</a>, you could bet 3 times the pot and virtually take  away any odds that a player was looking for.</p>
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<p>That being the case, you are going to get called.  While you will want to keep the hammer down  if the draw does not hit, you have to take a second look at how you are going  to play when the board blanks you or the draw pops. If you bet, you are going  to get called.  If you are behind the  player, you may very well get check raised.</p>
<p>The issue with all of this is if you get check raised on the  river, you pretty much still have to call because of the money that is in the  pot.  If you are playing in a $20/$40  limit game and bet $40 into a $500 pot and then get raised, it is costing you  $40 to see a pot that is worth $620 at that point.  Regardless of what you have, you are forced  to make the call because of the 15:1 odds.</p>
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<p>The entire thought process in limit needs to be straight  forward.  When you don’t hit, play very  cautiously and try to keep the pot to a minimum.  If you are the raiser, stay aggressive if  nothing hits the board and you think you are still ahead.  If you hit, continue to pound the pot and  give no mercy to anyone.  If the board  hits a draw, you are better to back off and give up the pot if that is the hand  that you put your opponent on.  You do  this before you get into the 2 bets and you are forced to call and waste money  on the river.</p>
<p>Limit is not a place for fancy moves.  Plain and simple, it is about crunching  numbers and playing the odds.  The ONLY  time that you can get away with a move is when you have the absolute nuts.  In that case, you can try a check-raise that  may set up one bluff down the road, but for the most part, you need to play ABC  poker and take the odds when they are there.</p>
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