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By PokerStarsDirect On August 31, 2010 Under Poker Supplies

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When the poker game Texas Hold 'em ….?

What is the best strategy to beat constantly slow player?

When you say slow, do you means a tight player? If you're just angry at the player at the table is taken you can put a clock to him, the dealer will give him the one to make his miniute mind, and if he still hasent work of his hands when time is over, his hands held dead. But you must be careful how to use the clock, because it may disturb him, and he begins to put the clock down to you. Eventually, the floor is usually referred to above, because every hand they put the alarm clock each other, it's pretty sad really. 95% of the time you should know what you will do, but that 5% of the time in which you really think of your hand. So every now and then I am quite take 2-3 minutes to work my hand, but this is rare in having so long by the hand one. But if the question is, how can I beat a tight player, the answer is not so simple. In most cases, I try to put pressure on tight players, trying to get them to provide beats me to add, but you must be careful, because tight players starting hands, then it is better to loose a player, so he can not leave away before the flop, but if you think you can out-play him I do not mind the flop, he calls re-raise me. These players are usually easy to play, if they are relying on fold if they cheak, for sure, and they fold most part. Tight players are willing to provide a better hand big bet or raise, and loose player I want to be a hand, but a tight player I'm going to bluff him over the other.

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