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Re: Can we just get preflop out of the way? part I
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I approach pre-flop a different way. I evaluate the following: 0) Stack Sizes 1) My position 2) Position of my opponents 3) Opponent tendencies 4) My cards 5) Action that occurred before it gets to me 6) Likely action should I raise or limp [/ QUOTE ] This is pretty much what runs through my head before I make a pf decision. Raising AJo utg can be a mistake in some (many?) games and a no brainer in others. Some kind of nitty starting ranges that should keep you out of trouble: utg: AJo+ (drop AJo if you get 3bet alot or you expect 3 or more callers semi-regularly) A7s+ SCs 56s thru JTs PPs 44+ KQs, KJs HJ: Add A5s+, some suited 2gappers, KTs, QJs CO: Add any suited Ace, any suited 2gapper, decent suited 3gappers (J7s), 33/22, ATo, KQo, KJo, KTo, QJo, unsuited connectors Button: Add unsuited 2gappers, random suited stuff and whatever you can get away with given the blinds' tendencies. Stay away from A2o-A9o though for now, they're RIO nightmares even with position. |
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