Last updated: Saturday, July 7, 2007 | 137 Views Tags: aces, hold em poker, opponents, texas hold em poker
We’ve have a reader question come in on the subject of poker hands. Let’s take a look:
Question: and your opponents are upping the ante left and right? Especially when these people bluff a good portion of the time?!
Answer: Depends on the limit you are playing. If you're playing no-limit, and in late position, you can let them bet into you, and simply call until maybe the turn, then re-raise. If you're playing limit, you'll want to raise them for all it's worth each time, capping if necessary to get as much money as you can.
It's different because in limit, the betting is more free, and you can raise and re-raise until the cap several times. In no-limit, it's easier to tip off your hand's value with an overly large raise, so if your opponent thinks they have the best hand (or is bluffing at it), you can simply call and let them try to scare you out of the pot. If you re-raise, you let them know you have a very good hand, which might cause them to fold, meaning less money for you at the showdown.
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July 7, 2007
Raise and Reraise