In poker, "aggression" refers to a player's approach to betting and raising during the course of a hand. An aggressive player typically takes a proactive stance by frequently betting and raising rather than checking or calling. This strategy aims to put pressure on opponents, control the pace of the game, and build larger pots when holding strong hands. Aggression in poker can manifest in several ways: 1. **High Bet Frequency:** Aggressive players frequently make substantial bets and raises instead of just calling.
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