3h, What do you do with?
Opponents are std (for stars lets say) in that they are probably small winners/losers, but nothing superstar either way (though they can beat fish). SD rates ~40, AGF mid 1.x, VPIP the std 50ish.
What do you do with the following hands in the BB to a BUR+SB3B? Axs Kxs Call, Fold, Raise? |
Re: 3h, What do you do with?
button raises and SB 3towns? all of these hands are folds.
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button raises and SB 3towns? all of these hands are folds. [/ QUOTE ] clear folds IMO. you are dominated here at least 80% of the time. obviousy A9s is better than A2s. keep in mind the button still can cap it pf after the sb 3 bets. why get involved? i like 87s in this spot a million times better. |
Re: 3h, What do you do with?
i would be shocked if any high stakes player folds a2s here.
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you are dominated here at least 80% of the time. [/ QUOTE ] The above is far from true in my experience at the tables... hence the question. |
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i would be shocked if any high stakes player folds a2s here. [/ QUOTE ] Some do, some don't... It is my opinion that there may be an issue of frequency involved with these types of hands. |
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button raises and SB 3towns? all of these hands are folds. [/ QUOTE ] Why? |
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i would be shocked if any high stakes player folds a2s here. [/ QUOTE ] i fold a2s here. |
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i would be shocked if any high stakes player folds a2s here. [/ QUOTE ] Shocked? I'm pretty sure I'm not considered a nit and I easily muck A2s here. What are saying that most cap or call here. Either seems quite bad, for one your flop position sucks terribly. |
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[ QUOTE ] i would be shocked if any high stakes player folds a2s here. [/ QUOTE ] Shocked? I'm pretty sure I'm not considered a nit and I easily muck A2s here. What are saying that most cap or call here. Either seems quite bad, for one your flop position sucks terribly. [/ QUOTE ] Capping could fold the BU, leaving the BB capper with overlay + position + initiative? |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] i would be shocked if any high stakes player folds a2s here. [/ QUOTE ] Shocked? I'm pretty sure I'm not considered a nit and I easily muck A2s here. What are saying that most cap or call here. Either seems quite bad, for one your flop position sucks terribly. [/ QUOTE ] Capping could fold the BU, leaving the BB capper with overlay + position + initiative? [/ QUOTE ] The button folds very rarely to the cap in my experience, I would much prefer capping t9s vs A2s here. |
Re: 3h, What do you do with?
im like the loosest player ever and i fold most of these hands
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Re: 3h, What do you do with?
I'd also be curious about 67s, 78s,...JTs, I think we can agree QJs is just getting capped every time.
-DeathDonkey |
Re: 3h, What do you do with?
what about 22-66?
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i would be shocked if any high stakes player folds a2s here. [/ QUOTE ] wow, i'm folding all Axs and Kxs |
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I'd also be curious about 67s, 78s,...JTs, I think we can agree QJs is just getting capped every time. -DeathDonkey [/ QUOTE ] i usually just call a QJs or JTs type hand. i can see the merits to capping though, and i'm sure i do it "sometimes" |
Re: 3h, What do you do with?
well i guess everyone just plays them when im in the sb then. proly profitable since im easy to beat.
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] i would be shocked if any high stakes player folds a2s here. [/ QUOTE ] Shocked? I'm pretty sure I'm not considered a nit and I easily muck A2s here. What are saying that most cap or call here. Either seems quite bad, for one your flop position sucks terribly. [/ QUOTE ] Capping could fold the BU, leaving the BB capper with overlay + position + initiative? [/ QUOTE ] That is extremely wishful thinking IMO. Why would the button surrender his position 3 handed when he's already open-raised in a LHE game? There have been arguments made by LHE experts that 3 handed it is sometimes theoretically proper to straddle on the button every hand--although I do not completely agree with this, I think it would be idiotic for the button to fold to a cap in this spot. I still think Axs and Kxs hands are folds here given the opponents you described. If you cap I guess you are praying you are up against QT and QJ or some middle pair to which you're not dominated. Doesn't sound very +Ev to me. |
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I realize that "x" implies a weak kicker, but at what value does the "x" become a cap against "typical" opponents? That's probably a better question.
A8s and K9s? Too loose/tight? I can't imagine cold-calling any of these hands is ideal. |
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[ QUOTE ] button raises and SB 3towns? all of these hands are folds. [/ QUOTE ] Why? [/ QUOTE ] because you don't have anything and you are stuck in the middle between 2 guys and you are going to make bad-payoff hands when you hit and ugh i can't beleive this is really even a question. |
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I realize that "x" implies a weak kicker, but at what value does the "x" become a cap against "typical" opponents? That's probably a better question. A8s and K9s? Too loose/tight? I can't imagine cold-calling any of these hands is ideal. [/ QUOTE ] i cap ATs and recently i capped A8s but i wasn't so sure about that one. of course it depends on who is on the sb and bu |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] button raises and SB 3towns? all of these hands are folds. [/ QUOTE ] Why? [/ QUOTE ] because you don't have anything and you are stuck in the middle between 2 guys and you are going to make bad-payoff hands when you hit and ugh i can't beleive this is really even a question. [/ QUOTE ] Simply trying to start discussion. To do so, I must do a little devil's advocate [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] button raises and SB 3towns? all of these hands are folds. [/ QUOTE ] Why? [/ QUOTE ] because you don't have anything and you are stuck in the middle between 2 guys and you are going to make bad-payoff hands when you hit and ugh i can't beleive this is really even a question. [/ QUOTE ] I think those of us that don't play at he highest stakes may not realize the super-wide-open-sometimes-any-two-card opening ranges that exist from certain players and therefore find it hard to fathom ever getting involved with often dominated hands. So I don't think the question is ridiculous. That being said I still don't want to get involved with any of these hands. |
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I think those of us that don't play at he highest stakes may not realize the super-wide-open-sometimes-any-two-card opening ranges that exist from certain players and therefore find it hard to fathom ever getting involved with often dominated hands. So I don't think the question is ridiculous. That being said I still don't want to get involved with any of these hands. [/ QUOTE ] That is often a problem. You'll have a BU opening 70%+ and a SB 3B with 45-55% of his hands. Those times you fold Ax and see the BU w/93s and the SB w/K7o you just want to puke. It's not always that way, but it leads me to believe that there is some correct frequency to such calls and/or caps given certain game dynamics. |
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Seems like setting up some sort of way to totally randomize it would be best then? IE having a timer. If it falls between 0-20 seconds fold, 20-40 seconds call, 40-60 seconds raise?
I agree that there are games where folding these seems criminal. Edit-Three handed I dont think button EVER folds. |
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Assuming SB adjusts to us, calling these for a while should tighten him up because he is then playing in the worst position into 2 player with weak hands.
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