On Wild Games
Hello,
I have this belief about table experience at various situations being the most important factor to consider in Poker. And that everything you do will be based on what you have learned in the past.
As of the moment, I’m trying to develop a strategy on how I could beat a very wild game where AA, KK and QQ don’t stand most of the time. What’s worst is that I have to see flops more often thus causing me to spend lots of money as other players were raising wildly.
Any help? What’s on your thoughts?
Regards,
Nathaniel
Nathaniel,
In such games, the best strategy is to play a tight solid game. This way you are getting you money in with a solid hand, and usually in the lead. Strong hands aren’t going to always be outdrawn and usually when the big hands do win, they make up for the ones that get outdrawn.
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