Re: What do you prefer to have when Re Rraised
 

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I'm a FR nit...

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no kidding

Re: What do you prefer to have when Re Rraised
 

It depends on which opponent 3-bets me, but generally I will pitch AJ/AT/KQ/KJ/QJ/QT/JT and small pairs when I'm OOP. Having initiative with these hands is paramount in 3-bet pots.

In position though, these hands have good value and you're giving up a lot by folding them (even though you are dominated *sometimes*), especially against aggressive 3-bettors.

OOP though, I would prefer to obviously have a big hand... beyond that I would prefer a mid pocket pair like 77-TT and then sometimes calling with suited connectors.

Re: What do you prefer to have when Re Rraised
 

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I'm a FR nit...

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no kidding

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QFT...

Maybe a year ago you should fold KQ all day, but nowadays KQ is way ahead of an average 3-bettor's range.

Re: What do you prefer to have when Re Rraised
 

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It depends on which opponent 3-bets me, but generally I will pitch AJ/AT/KQ/KJ/QJ/QT/JT and small pairs when I'm OOP. Having initiative with these hands is paramount in 3-bet pots.

In position though, these hands have good value and you're giving up a lot by folding them (even though you are dominated *sometimes*), especially against aggressive 3-bettors.

OOP though, I would prefer to obviously have a big hand... beyond that I would prefer a mid pocket pair like 77-TT and then sometimes calling with suited connectors.

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I agree with this thinking more, simply put i do not like stackin off wth the KJ KQ type hand if i hit top pair, but i am fairly confident i have way the best of it if i flop the set..

but what do u do with thse hands (KQ KJ etc.. ) if u call the rereiase and miss the flop but the flop also comes down rainbow rags, do u ever go for a CR AI? or another bluffy line, Calling and Chk folding on a missed flop 100% of the time is surly a bad play?

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Calling and Chk folding on a missed flop 100% of the time is surly a bad play?

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Depends on how you define a missed flop. Gutshot and overcards can sometimes be plenty to crai with.