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This document explains the tight-aggressive playing style in Hold’em poker. It describes how to adopt this style, and how it gives you an edge over your opponents. It also discusses the importance of position in Hold’em.
What's inside
- Definition of tight-aggressive playing style
- How tight-aggressive play gives you an edge
- The importance of position in Hold'em
- Late position advantage
- Early position disadvantage
Who it is for: Students of poker strategy. (General)
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Summary
Tight-aggressive play is a successful strategy in hold'em. A student gets guidance on when to start playing hands, how to play them and what to consider when facing other players' bets.
Tight-aggressive style definition
Tight means playing fewer hands but choosing only the best ones. Aggressive means betting, raising or check-raising when playing a hand.
Comparing live play and the World Poker Tour
Live games differ from World Poker Tour games in blind sizes, stack sizes and the number of players. Loose-aggressive play can be successful on TV, but not in most live games.
Choosing between calling and re-raising
Start by considering who has bet and how much. It can help to think about your hand's chances of improving or winning right away.
Recommendations for betting
When you have the best hand, raise: that way you extract the most money. Calling can be better in a multiway pot if you have a strong hand.
Key terms
- blinds
- The forced bets that two players must make before each hand of hold'em.
- drawing hand
- A hand that needs more cards to become the best hand.
- flop
- The first three community cards dealt in hold'em.
- tight-aggressive playing style
- Playing fewer hands than other players but betting and raising strongly when you do.
- bankroll
- The amount of money set aside for playing poker.
- river card
- The fifth and final community card dealt in hold'em.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you decide which hands to play in hold'em?
- When should you bet, call or fold?
- What makes tight-aggressive play successful in hold'em?
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