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Texas Hold’em is a game of incomplete information. We often delve into studying ranges, patterns, and the metagame, becoming obsessed with uncovering hidden information. Unfortunately, this mindset can make us overlook basic knowledge and underestimate the importance of some obvious elements, such as community cards’ texture. Community cards often don’t receive the attention they deserve,
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