Dreamer
04-01-2005, 05:30 PM
Let me just say it was a very nice explanation of the differences between early/mid position raises and SH raises when it comes to blind defence.
I think it would be interesting in a follow up article to look at late position steal raises in such games as the PP 15/30 with the 2/3 SB structure.
Also maybe incorporate the use of known PT stats into the argument for blind defence.
Obviously a very good player raises from mid/early you can only put him on a short range of hands.
But a maniac raises from mid position and you probably want to be three betting with a lot of hands.
Also from PT stats a habitual stealer has a wide range of hands so you can play acordingly.
I think the above would make a good follow up article.
Nice article Ed.
D.
I think it would be interesting in a follow up article to look at late position steal raises in such games as the PP 15/30 with the 2/3 SB structure.
Also maybe incorporate the use of known PT stats into the argument for blind defence.
Obviously a very good player raises from mid/early you can only put him on a short range of hands.
But a maniac raises from mid position and you probably want to be three betting with a lot of hands.
Also from PT stats a habitual stealer has a wide range of hands so you can play acordingly.
I think the above would make a good follow up article.
Nice article Ed.
D.