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I have started taking stabs at the pot after the flop with say $10 bet from early position with $1/$2 blinds and marginal pots. I do this when I hit a flop to push players out and/or if I miss my flop and want to see where I stand with a still decent hand (ie. AcJh).Obviously I'm not talking about monster hands here but usual pairs, draws etc.Is this a sound strategy or is there a better way to play the hit flop and missed flop?

That is interesting for sure.I see what you are saying and it makes sense. I started playing with my strategy a few weeks ago after I noticed a few of my mediocre hands that I folded hitting flops. I started to kick myself for not even seeing a flop for so cheaply a price. I started trying this theory and had marginal success but it felt like a decent strategy.Most of the players I play with will see a flop at the $1/$2 blinds. I think I need to learn how to play after the flop when I hit it or miss it. Any links ya'll know of that adress this?Thanks for the input guys - we have a game to

Thank you! True enough however I play with these guys twice a week minimun so I know them pretty well now. Or at least as well as an amateur could know an opponent anyways. :? I'm just thinking it's a cheap way to take a shot at a few pots on hands generally not played and maybe get a bank roll going to use in the later high blinds.

I've always been interested since I started playing this winter if my early strategy was sound. We play $20 buy-ins and get $100 in chips with usually 6 players. Blinds start at $1/$2 with no antes. They go up every 15 minutes. When the blinds are $1/$2 I play nearly every hand unless there is a raise but play far less hands as the blinds go up. Basically I'm trying to hit a few pots before the blinds increase as well as show a more loose playing method before tightening up. Does anyone see anything wrong with this? It sounds fairly simple but I wanted to get a few opinions.As well, we