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JP finishes his series reviewing his play at 200NL.
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JP at 200NL 6max (3)
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Re: JP at 200NL 6max (3)
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If you post in the forum and not the video page it lets you edit.
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Re: JP at 200NL 6max (3)
As for your question, while i don't think either calling or folding is necessarily a losing play, the benefits of either are marginal at best. You need to make the decision of how you are likely to play flops you miss in the long-run and I know that I have a hard time folding outright that 88% of the time knowing there are definitely a number of flops that I will be able to win with a lead or a c/r, as well as wanting to balance my ranges with this hand. As a result I try and go ahead and fold this hand vs someone who I'm not sure I can make fold in alot of those spots, and maybe defend some hands like 86s etc.
I take on alot of variance with my style of play and I believe that folding pre is a slightly less-variance play, although obviously very marginally.