$mokkee is a blogger and also an article writer here called smokkee. We aren’t as hip as those who can make use of the full ASCII font set.
His blog is one of the interesting ones. He tends to poke holes in his fellow bloggers idiosyncrasies at pen and table. This includes his fellow
KJ is definitely a hand you can get yourself in trouble with. but, when i’m raising OOP it should signal alot of strength to the rest of the table. i also like to believe i’m a pretty good post-flop player. the player in the BB made so many mistakes in the hand. if he jams or reraises me big pf, i’m done with it. i was ready to go to the felt with TPGK after the flop at that point in the tournament.
i would not be willing to stack off in the same situation in a full ring cash game though.
thanks for posting your thoughts on the hand.
Great addition. Again, nothing I want to disagree with. Rather, I’ll embrace all comments with a simple caveat: You must make moves OOP against players you can make lay down a hand.
The given that we all neglect to cover is that blind progression changes the dynamics far beyond just playing cards in a rote manner. KJ is just such a hand when the cheese gets binding. While KJ may not be anything more than trouble at most times, it can be a stealing hand from any position in tournament play.
Cat skinning was the title and the hands were just reasonable points for discussion.
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