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The Agreeable Poker Player

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Other Personality types

 

 

 

 

 

Playing Characteristics

· Loose
· Passive
· Unresponsive
· Leaks chips

 

Dangers

· Sometimes weak-willed and easily led
· Can be clinging, and may be unable to let go
· Sometimes gullible and easily influenced
· Can be blindly optimistic and careless

 

Summary

Agreeable Players are the most common type of low-limit player.

They call too much and fold too little. They bet and raise too little and they seldom bluff.

They generally do poorly, but a large group of Agreeable players can help each other by making the pot so large that even long-shot draws become profitable.

Good players beat Agreeable players by waiting for good hands and then betting aggressively; the Agreeable players all call and pay them off.

 

 

 

 

Positive Traits

· Dependable
· Easy-going and sociable
· Optimistic thinker
· Idealistic and peaceable
· Cooperative

 

Ways to Improve

CALL LESS! That is the best way for an Agreeable player to improve.

Selectiveness is a key to poker. From preflop on, you should only be playing hands that have good odds of winning, blindly calling "because you never know" just isn't good poker strategy.

Tilted Donkey has many tutorials teaching players to be selective.

BET and RAISE MORE! That is another way the Agreeable player can improve.

When you call there is only one way you can win--that is by seeing the showdown and having the best hand. When you bet you can win that way, and you can win if everybody folds to you. Aggressive play is critical to success.

Tilted Donkey has many tutorials teaching players to be aggressive. Better yet, in 14 days anyone can Master Holdem

 

 

 

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