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Old 11-07-2007, 07:59 PM
jjflash jjflash is offline
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Default Preflop Raises With A Straddle On The Table

I have a question that I am hoping to get some help with. I am currently rereading "No Limit Holdem Theory and Practice". In his book Sklansky writes about how to size your preflop raises differently in relation to the size of the pot if the game includes and ante.

I was wondering what the thoughts are on how a straddle or even restraddle (in very loose games) should affect the size of the preflop raise in relation to the size of the pot, or even the straddle itself.

I understand that stack sizes, number of players, etc. factor in. I am just wondering in general terms.

Also, I am hoping to avoid the whole "is a straddle a good idea" debate. There is already a heated discussion about that on this site. Good idea or not, it shows up from time to time in games. I am trying to find the best way to take advantage of it and this question popped into my mind.

Thanks in advance for all of your help.

jj
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