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Old 09-14-2007, 06:55 PM
Big_Jim Big_Jim is offline
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Default Re: How to play when folded to on the sb against a good player?

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I will definitely limp/call AA in the right situation.

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That's fine and good, but I can't imagine that the right situation to limp/call with AA OOP comes up as often as the right situation to do it with 79.

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The right situation may be a bb who raises very frequently and overvalues the 'initiative' (which is really a make believe thing anyways)

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It exists because people believe it exists. You can choose not to check to the raiser if you wish, but that doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.

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The point is, I change my sb strategy a lot

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That's fair enough, and I'm all for experimenting, but I can't come up with anything aside from very contrived scenarios from which the conclusion of "limp your whole range" follows, even if you are only using that strategy as one of your gears.
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