Basic blind battle question
 

I was thinking about this today and realized that I dont have a default range for raising in the sb vs an unknown. So assuming villain just sat and its folded to you in the sb, which hands are you raising and which are you limping? Assume 1/2 blinds.

Re: Basic blind battle question
 

define the blind structure. Big difference between 3:2, 2:1, and 3:1

Re: Basic blind battle question
 

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define the blind structure. Big difference between 3:2, 2:1, and 3:1

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Sorry, editted.

Re: Basic blind battle question
 

check out abdul's range from the sb from 1999:

suited: Q2s 32s 42s 52s Xxs
unsuited: A2 K2 Q2 43 53 63 Jx

i guess back in 99 the bb defended not nearly enough.

my default is something like 22 Ax K4 Q6 J7 T8 87, Kxs, Qxs, J5s, T6s, 86s, 65s

Re: Basic blind battle question
 

Ax, Kxs, K5o, Q2s, Q6o, J4s, J8o, T6s, T8o, 97s, 98o, 86s, 75s, 65s.

Limp a few suited hands like 53s, 84s and stuff.

Edit: I am beginning to muck or complete 22 FWIW. I have bad results with that one but I am still undecided whether I should complete it more or muck it more.

Re: Basic blind battle question
 

If its 2:1 I'm never open completing against an unknown. If he turns out to be passive I'll start until I get a feel for his play.

Axs, Kxs, Q6s+, J7s+, T7s+, any suited connector or one gap above 54.
44+, Ax+, K8+, Q9+, J9+, and most connectors or one gaps between 56 and T9