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jaxstraw Enthusiast Posts: 136		RE: A Good Seat May 19, 2005 01:34 AM. Post 12
		I make it a point to sit behind the best player at the table. Put the raiser behind u and play tight.

Female32 Veteran Posts: 10593		RE: A Good Seat Jun 6, 2005 03:18 AM. Post 14
		You have a realy good point here. Thanks for the tip...

trankill Enthusiast Posts: 40		RE: A Good Seat Jun 17, 2005 09:42 AM. Post 17
		Interesting. I see a lot of replies that ask: How do identify the bulldozer? Well, if you want to play seriously, I suggest you spend an hour just watching the table. If after an hour you can't figure out the bully then I don't what will. Not only that but you will perhaps also be able to spot tight players and so on. And I agree, it's best to be positioned before the bull and let your own cards and judgement influence you rather than the bully.

RED8 x Enthusiast Posts: 182		RE: A Good Seat Jun 22, 2005 03:50 PM. Post 18
		i play better in some spot then others, its luck lol.............

MoPancake Enthusiast Posts: 15		RE: A Good Seat Jun 26, 2005 10:56 AM. Post 19
		Very perceptive article. I only have 1 thing to add. If someone goes large everytime relax and wait you'll catch them more often then not

jobu71 Enthusiast Posts: 63		RE: A Good Seat Jul 24, 2005 01:30 AM. Post 21
		Interesting Perspective...and you are right in your early paragraphs 6 of one 1/2 dozen of another.

playallpoker Enthusiast Posts: 45		RE: A Good Seat Aug 1, 2005 08:27 AM. Post 23
		this is a great article to go by if your playing big money tournies but for most players the tourney is small ie.($5 to 20$) in these tournies espically online you may beable to beat your opponet but beating the cpu is much harder take advantage of the hands that you can an lay off the ones you doubt