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 Loose vs. Tight, mikeyvegas, 17. Dec 2003 13:25 | ||
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| I was just curious how you all would define a loose table? Tight table? Is it a completely qualitative analysis or can this be done quantitatively? | ||
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| Re: Loose vs. Tight, Palinya, 17. Dec 2003 16:36 | ||
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| I think it can be done quantitatively to a point. Just look at the % that people see the flop. Anything about 40% is a pretty loose table. Of course this only shows how they play pre-flop and doesn't say if they are tight post flop but generally people that play lots of hands will usually chase too long too | ||
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| Re: Loose vs. Tight, Mark Barnett II, 18. Dec 2003 10:32 | ||
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| i think in general the rule of thumb for a 10 player game is 5 or more on average *50%* seeing the flop its loose, less than 4 on average is tight (this is of course very subjective and is strictly based on hand strength not action based *ala the players play a playable hand regardless of who is in the pot or how much it costs*) Rule #1 of Poker Circumstances alter cases Rule #2 NEVER forget rule #1 | ||
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