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NL odds for calling PF raises
I was wondering what criteria you guys use for calling PF raises with hands like suited connectors, gap paint cards, low pocket pairs, etc. in multi-way and heads up pots.
Do you use the 5/10 rule a lot as these are spec hands (not sure how this applies multi-way when there's a 3bet), or is it more player/reads/position dependant. I've mostly been going on player and position dependant in multi-way pots and using the 5/10 rule heads up. |
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Re: NL odds for calling PF raises
It depends on position, stack size, how many handed, any yet to act and whether I'm better off 3 betting instead..
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Re: NL odds for calling PF raises
^ ^ ^
Also depends on the chances you're going to flop something you like, and depends on how much you think you will make after you hit your hand, ie. implied odds. |
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Re: NL odds for calling PF raises
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It depends on position, stack size, how many handed, any yet to act and whether I'm better off 3 betting instead.. [/ QUOTE ] As well as this advice, implied odds, and your/opponents stack size. The type of player they are matters when you decide if you want to cold call or 3 bet. |
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Re: NL odds for calling PF raises
Elaboration on the 5/10 rule please?
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Re: NL odds for calling PF raises
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Elaboration on the 5/10 rule please? [/ QUOTE ] Basically, if I don't have this wrong it's that with a hand that wants to draw, i.e. low-mid PP's, suited connectors, Axs, etc. Anything that isn't a premium hand but is worth seeing a flop. You should be willing to, generally (as all things in poker are) call a bet of up to 5% of the effective stack, and fold to a bet of 10% or more. In between 5 and 10 is a grey area that you need to play by ear. |
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