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Playing the player.
Just thought I'd share a few thoughts, on
one reason prefop play shouldn't always be automatic. Sometimes when a steal raiser raises on the button, I just like to call from the SB. Some consider this a weak play. I say it depends. If you reraise and kick out the BB, sometimes it's extrememly difficult to get the button to lay down, often you play a guessing hand with hands like KQ or KJs, wasting lots of ammo (Or even getting bluffed when you hold an Ace). If you notice a tendency for them to lay down fairly quickly postflop, by all means reraise. A particular opp. I played tonight, would actually give up and check the flop when I smooth called (whether the BB called or not). So I knew when I had a hand like KJ, I would just call, because I would often get to see the turn for free, giving me the option to take another free card or go for a bluff. Frankly I would have called him with a hand like KT, maybe even K9...If I flopped top pair (T or 9) I would have just bet out every time. I also think that if your opp plays very good, you should fold KJ from your SB for a raise (I would even fold KQ about 1/2 the time, depending on my image). (This post is very similar to the one where I talk about peeling off a card on the flop to opp's that are afraid of being check-raised) Opinions? |
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