back to back blind play

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I just had a situation at PP 3/6 blinds play

A couple orbits earlier, It's folded to me in SB and I raise with 37o. GEt RR and I fold (probably not smart)

Very soon afterwards, I'm HU again with same BB. I have A8o. I raise. he calls. The flop is muck all clubs. I bet. he raises. I call down? (no club hit after flop but i still would have called)

[Zele]

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It's folded to me in SB and I raise with 37o.

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Don't do that anymore. I'm inclined to believe you posted this as a joke.

As for the other hand, it depends highly on your opponent, but calling down every time can be very costly.

[jt1]

I'm experimenting with blind steals and if it's HU by the time it gets to SB - I go with anything. So far it's been profitable.

[lil']

I'm experimenting with blind steals and if it's HU by the time it gets to SB - I go with anything.
Can't you find a better hand to experiment with than 3-7o? You've only got 1/3 of a bet in there. Let it go... /images/graemlins/grin.gif

[lil']

Oh, as for the play of the hand, I call the re-raise getting 5:1. You can beat even the mighty A-K if you flop a pair and he doesn't.

On hand two, I see no point in going on. 1/3 of the time another club will fall, and couple that with that fact that you have no pair, and I feel like folding.

[Nottom]

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I'm experimenting with blind steals and if it's HU by the time it gets to SB - I go with anything. So far it's been profitable.

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This works much better with a different blind structue and at a full table. Unless the BB is super weak, I don't see how this can possibly be successful in a 3/6 SH game.