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Article: The Difference Between Manipulative and Deceptive Poker Plays

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  1. Bond18 Bond18 is offline

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    Sep 20th, 2008 (9/20/2008 12:04am)

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  2. apeter20 apeter20 is offline

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    Sep 20th, 2008 (9/20/2008 2:40am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>nice article!</p>
  3. Kiba52 Kiba52 is offline

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    Sep 20th, 2008 (9/20/2008 2:55am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Maybe the best strategy article ive read, i dont feel anyone has touched upon it like this. There should be laws about players spreading such pearls of wisdom! Nice one Bond, gl.</p>
  4. monteaz monteaz is offline

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    Sep 20th, 2008 (9/20/2008 8:16am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Bond writes amazing articles.</p>
    <p>This is a concept that is completely obvious, yet I have never heard anyone talk about it.</p>
    <p>Do yourself a favor and go back and read anything you can find written by Bond. Hands down the best writer on the site. Anything from strategy to humor, Bond is always spot on.</p>
  5. ApesAreFun ApesAreFun is offline Moderator/Euro Donk

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    Sep 20th, 2008 (9/20/2008 11:02am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>nice article! And I agree with Kiba52!</p>
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  6. zenon zenon is offline

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    Sep 20th, 2008 (9/20/2008 2:24pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>It seems to me that Bond is really saying 2 things: 1) make a standard raise in all situations unless the player is specifically known to you. 2) If known to you, adjust your play to the player.</p>
    <p>Since it's rare that I ever know the players at online tables and only a few at the casino, that means I make a standard raise. </p>
    <p>But then maybe I really don't understand the article and I'm the fish at the table! could be...</p>
  7. uh ooh uh ooh is offline

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    Sep 21st, 2008 (9/21/2008 8:58am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Zenon if u watch players at the table through out a tourney u get a pretty good grasp on whether there a thinking or non thinking player. Awesome article for sure</p>
  8. voff voff is offline

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    Sep 21st, 2008 (9/21/2008 3:54pm) in reply to Bond18

    <p>Great writing sir, this couldn't be easy to put into words</p>
     
  9. racer racer is offline

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    Oct 27th, 2008 (10/27/2008 10:15am) in reply to Bond18

    <p>very informative article..adds a little extra spice to the conventional 'positional' play</p>
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