Theory: BB Raising Standards
Quick Question.
What hands should I be raising from the BB against limpers? If the whole table limps... if just 1 person in EP limps... if several mp/lp limpers... if just the button limps... if SB limps, bvb situation. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
Re: Theory: BB Raising Standards
Hugely read-dependent, I'm afraid. Hope this helps. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
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Re: Theory: BB Raising Standards
Whole table - AQs+, JJ+. Maaayyybbbeeee TT and AQo
1 EP - AJs+, AQo+, KQs, pairs (sometimes limp the small ones). Several EP - TT+, AQ+ Button - wide SB - really, really wide. |
Re: Theory: BB Raising Standards
so highly read-depended imo
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Re: Theory: BB Raising Standards
bump. help.
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Re: Theory: BB Raising Standards
like everyone is saying, it really depends on the players at the table and all that jazz, but...
- If the whole table limps... Well you have a sweet ass table then, don't you? Probably a bunch of calling stations, so no sense in bloating a pot where you'll have no FE with a cbet, etc. Just raise big hands for value and that's about it. Big pairs, big aces. - if just 1 person in EP limps... Really depends on the guy. If he's kind of nitty he's probably just playing fit or fold with a pocker pair or mid SC or something, so raising wide and cbetting is great. If it's a station or someone who likes to float/play back, just raise good hands for value. When a 12/10 limps UTG it's sooo different than when a 40/5 limps in (obviously). - if several mp/lp limpers... That's pretty much the whole table if you're playing 6max. - if just the button limps... I'd probably be raising like any pair, any SC, any suited ace, any 2 big cards. - if SB limps, bvb situation. Christ, pretty much everything except the real trashy hands like Q4o. Again, though, if the guy is going to play a lot with you tighten up a bit and raise more for value. If the guy is weak and wants to limp/call > check/fold all day, well, exploit that. |
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