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Barry Greenstein is known for keeping his pre-flop raises generally the same amount, whether he has AA or 56. The idea behind this is to not give away any information regarding the strength of his hand.
Now there's the matter of stack-to-pot ratios (SPRs) which, while relatively new, can help a player manipulate the pot and make their post-flop decisions easier. However, I believe that using SPRs can give away a player's hand strength due to the amount they bet.
My question is this: which method do you think is more practical, what approach to pre-flop bet sizing do you use and why?
Now there's the matter of stack-to-pot ratios (SPRs) which, while relatively new, can help a player manipulate the pot and make their post-flop decisions easier. However, I believe that using SPRs can give away a player's hand strength due to the amount they bet.
My question is this: which method do you think is more practical, what approach to pre-flop bet sizing do you use and why?
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