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Title says it all. This seems to be the theme this weekend on 2+2. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
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#2
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Ok, you asked for it. I take this as my personal opportunity to ask noob questions I've never gotten to ask before. This is going to be my own personal advice column. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
Question: A8o UTG at NL50 or NL100 6max. All stacks 100. Open for a raise or fold? If you open for a raise, is it 100% bluff? |
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Grunch,
A8o is often the best hand preflop at a 6-handed table. I open it if my UTG raises are getting too much respect, and table is playing predictable postflop. I play it for it's hand value postflop (not as a bluff). |
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Isura,
how often should you check/call flop with midpair, HU, OOP in a raised pot? |
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dbitel,
Well it depends. If midpair can beat 2nd pair on board, and the highest card is not an ace, you can almost treat it like top pair. I would prefer my 2nd pair to be fairly high, and the board fairly dry. My standard line is to then lead the turn and try take it down (check/call flop to pick off c-bet). I also sometimes c/r the flop with 2nd pair. |
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Isura,
Although I have played at 6-max for a decent amount of hands, I still have PF questions. Given normal table conditions of 6-max, 100bb stacks and normal players, do you open/fold/call with: KJo/QJo Weak aces such as A4o? How about connectors? 78o. |
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orange,
utg-mp - I usually muck all these. Sometimes I open KJo-QJo in mp though. I rarely limp these hands, not even behind limpers (I usually raise) co-btn - Raise KJ-QJ, A4o first in. 87o depends, but I prefer A4o for example (I'll muck 87o a lot on the button). |
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O Great Isura,
You're on the SB. Full ring, let's say. There are N limpers. How thin do you complete? How thin do you raise? How does the number of limpers affect your decision? Humbly... Grunch |
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how do i play a paired flop if i get called? say i have AT and the flop is T99, i bet pot and get called. i don't want to play weak but i'm throwing away a lot of money here right now.
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Grunch,
1 <= N <= 2 : I'm very tight. Not enough pot odds to play a lot of hands, and you aren't getting much action with only 2-3 in the pot. Limp: 22-88, ATo, Axs, 54s, all broadways. Raise: the others. N >= 3 : Limp: Add suited 1 gappers, 54o, Kxs. Raise: I'll raise with junk sometimes to take it down preflop (only do this in moderation!). I'm tighter raising here than when N < 3. I dunno, I think it's better to be too tight than too loose in the sb. |
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