Facing Raises in SB $600-$1000 NLHE

[brianmarc]

The following is my currrent baseline strategy when facing a raise in the SB.

AA, KK: RR (or smooth call, depending on oppt(s) and BB)
22-QQ: If Stack<=8X eaise size, Push; Else: Fold
Call: AK, AQs
Call HU, else F: AQs, 99+
Call: Hands like J9s if small stacks involved

I'm thinking of loosening up a tad to reraise with JJ and QQ when HU.


Comments?

[obiedman]

wtfffffffffffffffffffffffff

[hard2tel]

standard.

[ogdundar]

Is this a level? If not you REALLY need some work. Really doubt you are winning at 3/6+

[LucidDream]

LOL at always folding the upper end of 22-QQ if his stack is >= 8x r/r.

plz tell me this post is for real

[brianmarc]

Wasn't asking for random, irrelevant opinions, TYVM. So if you got nothing constructive to say, I suggest you move on and get a life!

[hard2tel]

lol.

[mustmuck]

So all fold to the button who raises to 3.5 w/100 stacks. We call with AQs in the SB, or fold if we have QQ. Correct?

[Xaston]

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So all fold to the button who raises to 3.5 w/100 stacks. We call with AQs in the SB, or fold if we have QQ. Correct?

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[x] doesn't understand how important it is to have an overcard vs. button's obvious KK.

[brianmarc]

did anyone notice that, apart from xaston, there was not a single intelligent, respectful and knowledgeble response to my question.

this has become typical of 2+2: mean-spirited, ad hominem flaming of the questioner, while at the same time masking their own ignorance. but my fault, i suppose, for hoping that there were some adults on this site who might be capable of engaging in civil discourse.

sigh...