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Old 06-25-2007, 11:05 AM
Igloo9 Igloo9 is offline
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Default Difficulty with pp

Need some help with small pocket pairs against a raiser - in 6 max game.

1. MP raises (about 25/15/3 player), I call in BB with 66. Flop comes 9 7 2 rainbow. I'm thinking I might be good, but out of position how do i play? Give up? lead out? CR and fold if action?

2. Same as above only I called on the button. MP raises, I called, 9 7 2 rainbow. I have 66.

Seems like when I play strong with these type of hands, I get raised for stacks and have to fold. Thx
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Old 06-25-2007, 11:23 AM
joeblack joeblack is offline
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Default Re: Difficulty with pp

1) I don't like leading out because if he raises you have to fold. Instead I float this flop and see what he does on the turn.

2) I sometimes will raise here or other times will float.

Moral: Float more. Most villians at this level (100NL & 200NL) won't fire two barrels with high-cards.
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Old 06-25-2007, 11:37 AM
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Default Re: Difficulty with pp

Definitely float more in position.

OOP is much more difficult, as is extracting value if you actually hit your set, which is why a PP in the blinds is often so difficult to play.
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