RE: [ba-poker] You've got to know when to fold 'em

[Michael Wiesenberg <queueing(deleted the rest)>]

And even if they do, that's not a hand to be "mixing up your play" 
with.  You also have to have a game plan, not just randomly try to confuse 
your opponents.  Everything depends on situations, and just playing crap at 
whim is what your opponents are already doing.

At 03:21 PM, Wednesday, 12/1/2004 -0800, Mike McManus wrote:
> >
> > I've read some 'starting hand' analysis, and yeah I
> > knew it was none too good, but I have also heard that
> > sometimes it is a good idea to mix up your play to
> > confuse your opponents, to do something that they
> > would not expect, thus catching them off-guard.
>
> In my experience against weak opponents, "mixing up your play" is
> usually counter-productive, since they won't notice anyway.