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I'm interested in others views on when you should come alive and start raising in a hand. For example:
Higher stakes game fullring Limit O8, opponents are not terrible not great but are fairly aggressive. You open limp in with a somewhat speculative hand in MP. Button raises, only BB and you call. You catch a strong likely best but not monster hand on flop, and know Button will cbet and BB will likely call. My questions are: How do you decide between different lines to take: - lead/3bet flop - c/r flop lead turn - flat call flop, c-r turn etc. In other words, while all are something you consider, what MOST influences your decision: - Flop texture - aggressiveness of opponent - villain range - hand they put you on - how multiway/drawy your hand is etc. If it helps to make this concrete, lets say your hand is 1) 245Qds and flop is 34Q with two of your suit to the 5 2) A489s and flop is A89 twoflush in suit you don't have sorry if this is vague, I'm trying to understand different thought processes on when to start jamming -g |
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