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Old 11-07-2006, 08:59 AM
Heron Heron is offline
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Default Playing an underpair against the blinds (general question)

I am very new to poker (< 2 months) and I have a general strategy question that bothers me since my second week. Then I read that it's recommended to raise on the button with small pocket pairs when it's folded up to you. I found no advice on how to proceed when the blinds refuse to fold and we don't flop a set, though. In case we raised with 22 we would look at 5 overcards by the river.

I found nothing about this with this site's search function.

Can anybody here describe a general line of play for this situation?
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Old 11-07-2006, 09:04 AM
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Default Re: Playing an underpair against the blinds (general question)

Too many variables, but start with thinking about your opponents and then the board texture. Against a loose passive calling station you won't go too wrong with bet/bet/check UI. Against a tightwad who calls your flop bet on a dry flop you'll want to give up on the turn.
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