Folding appears to be a passive and defensive play to the naked eye but in reality it is the opposite. Every time a player folds a hand pre-flop, he eliminates the chance to lose money. Every time a player lays down a hand correctly when other players wouldn't have folded, he wins money. When a player folds pre-flop with a bad hand, he's not sitting out a hand but rather making the best play available to him.It's very unlikely that many people at the poker table, minus the professional, enjoy waiting for the right hand to get paid off. But at the same time, it's also very unlikely that anyone besides the professional is consistently winning money. Coincidence? I don’t think so.
Tell me....you are using Fold as a weapon ?
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I like your reasoning here. Really original thought, or way of putting it. Making great laydowns preflop is rare and hard.