HU against crazy raiser.

[martial]

The game is HU limit holdem.
Lets assume a player raise every time you limp on the button,but if you raise he plays well from that point.What would be the best strategy for the button?

[jay_shark]

You should think about limp re-raising for value . Since he is raising with any two cards , you can value raise at least 50 % of the hands on the button since you do have position .

ie , k-7 may be worth a limp re-raise otb against this type of opponent . Moreover , this is a value raise if you can play well postflop .

[Erdricks Sword]

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You should think about limp re-raising for value . Since he is raising with any two cards , you can value raise at least 50 % of the hands on the button since you do have position .

ie , k-7 may be worth a limp re-raise otb against this type of opponent . Moreover , this is a value raise if you can play well postflop .

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Nicely said

[martial]

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You should think about limp re-raising for value . Since he is raising with any two cards , you can value raise at least 50 % of the hands on the button since you do have position .

ie , k-7 may be worth a limp re-raise otb against this type of opponent . Moreover , this is a value raise if you can play well postflop .

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K7 is a perfect hand for limp-reraise for value,since it is in top 30% of all hands.But how low would you go with limp- reraise.
(K2s,Q5s,K4,J9) are in top 40%
(Q2s,J5s,K2,J8) are in top 50%
Is there any hands you would prefer to limp/call(against what kind of opponents)
Also what hands need to be folded.

[Tryptamean]

never limp, raise about 70-80%, unless he 3bets a lot, then you can tighten up.

and almost always c-bet the flop. This button strategy has worked well for me against most opponents, even very aggressive ones