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#100: Playing speculative hands in position
David Chan continues to delve deep into playing speculative hands in position and how that effects your opponent's play. Often times money is ready for the taking in the correct spots.
Aug 09, 2013
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David Chan
Live LAG Extraordinaire
David Chan started playing poker at the $3/5NL $200 cap games with a $5K bankroll back in 2007. He grinded his way up to $5/10 NL and $10/20 NL uncapped full-time from January 2009 through the present.
"David C" still crushes the regular live no limit games at $5/10 and up in Los Angeles and plays about 15–20 hours/week as part of a significantly reduced "part-time" poker schedule. David is a regular winning player who became known for his well-executed big bluffs and savvy LAG play on the popular "Live at the Bike!" cash game.
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