http://uspt.forumandco.com/poker-strategy-discussion-f5/-t1.htm Tue, 29 Jul 2008 14:01:05 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://uspt.forumandco.com/poker-strategy-discussion-f5/-t1.htm http://uspt.forumandco.com/poker-strategy-discussion-f5/selective-aggression-vs-boredom-t15.htm Blind Squirrel One of the most effective ways to approach the game of poker is by using selective aggression. this is nothing new, and has been proven time and time again by those who have the ability to implement it in it's best application. It involves knowing when to push hard with hands, whether you have a strong hand, or you have a read on the others in the pot that tell you that they will lay down to a proper sized bet. The hardest part about the strategy, IMHO, is the fact that it limits your hand selection ... Poker Strategy Discussion Tue, 29 Jul 2008 14:01:05 GMT http://uspt.forumandco.com/poker-strategy-discussion-f5/selective-aggression-vs-boredom-t15.htm#35 http://uspt.forumandco.com/poker-strategy-discussion-f5/selective-aggression-vs-boredom-t15.htm http://uspt.forumandco.com/poker-strategy-discussion-f5/strength-of-the-table-t9.htm Big Blue I was thinking about how much my game has evolved/changed over the years. I used to be able to bully tables, then learned selective aggression. I stepped up in stakes and learned how to play like a rock, before slowly becoming a bit more solid and mixing it up on occasion. I was a NL junkie, now I'm moving towards more limit play to avoid the uber-aggressives. I was playing earlier this week, and realized that there was 1 really strong person (on my left... grrr) and a table full ... Poker Strategy Discussion Thu, 24 Jul 2008 15:22:53 GMT http://uspt.forumandco.com/poker-strategy-discussion-f5/strength-of-the-table-t9.htm#24 http://uspt.forumandco.com/poker-strategy-discussion-f5/strength-of-the-table-t9.htm