@gloverlockhart0
Active 4 years, 2 months ago
If you set up your desk picture as a tight player you can definitely take advantage of the all in move in later on stages of the Sit-N-Go. For example, if you’ve only played 8 or fewer fingers the whole Sit-N-Go, you’ll get away with uncommon raises in the later on rounds. 1 circumstance you ought to do this is if you are on the button and it […] View
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Holden Ellington posted an update 4 years, 2 months ago
If you set up your desk picture as a tight player you can definitely take advantage of the all in move in later on stages of the Sit-N-Go. For example, if you’ve only played 8 or fewer fingers the whole Sit-N-Go, you’ll get away with uncommon raises in the later on rounds. 1 circumstance you ought to do this is if you are on the button and it has…[Read more]
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