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completing in the SB - level 2
the other thread was mostly about level 1, which is all weird because it's 10/15.
what do you complete with at 15/30, assuming a normal stack size? 54o? 73s? A4o? K8o? am i being too loose to even consider these? |
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Re: completing in the SB - level 2
I'm a bit tighter at level 2 in the small blind, but will still take some chances. I'd probably play K8o and A4o for 1/2 a bet (unless the player in the big blind has been raising alot), but not 54 or 73 (suited or not).
I'd be playing A4 for 2 pair or a straight. If the flop came something like A 9 7 and someone else seemed happy about that, I'd fold. |
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Re: completing in the SB - level 2
Fold all of the above, except the Ace if it is folded all the way around to you.
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Re: completing in the SB - level 2
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54o? 73s? A4o? K8o? [/ QUOTE ] FWIW, I'm only calling w/ A4o. I don't want to get involved with these other hands b/c invariably they turn into trouble. And if you're calling from the SB in Level 2 then typically it is a family pot w/ 3 or 4 other players seeing the flop. Greg H. |
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Re: completing in the SB - level 2
If there are a LOT of limpers (I mean all but one or two players) I might play the 54o on very odd occasions.
I might also play the A4 from time to time. Lori |
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Re: completing in the SB - level 2
Any unsuited connector or suited one-gapper works for me if I have a "normal" stack in the early stages.
If I'm a little below normal, I drop hands starting at the bottom (32o, 42s, and so on) until I eventually have to drop all drawing hands because my implied odds are gone. Straights and sets are your double-up tickets when the stacks are still relatively deep so I'm always looking for a cheap shot at catching either one. Later, Che |
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