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Blind Defense Situation
I'm in the SB with K [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]7 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] and a maniac is to my right on the button. It is folded to him and he raises, like he does all the time with just about anything.
I wanted to put in one BB to defend here. I want to see the flop cheaply, I can outplay him there anyhow. So I call. Now BB re-raises, like I probably should have done. Maniac calls and I call. I miss the flop completely and fold after the flop gets bet. Because of situations like this, is SB defense almost always re-raise or fold? |
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Re: Blind Defense Situation
I'd say if the guy was a maniac and will raise with any 2 cards in this situation you are 3-betting for value as K7s is a much better hand than 2 random cards.
Also you want to try to isolate yourself with the maniac. |
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Re: Blind Defense Situation
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Because of situations like this, is SB defense almost always re-raise or fold? [/ QUOTE ] The idea is to isolate the LAG, so yeah I'm gonna three bet from the sb if choosing to defend. Calling two cold always seems lame to me. -Jarid |
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Re: Blind Defense Situation
depends on the game and the blind structure
in a full ring 3/6 game it is almost never worth it to defend your sb. if you are to defend it is usually a 3-bet or fold situation. which hands you really want to push are up to you. i play shorthanded 15/30 a lot where the blind structure is 10/15 where i call a lot rather than 3-betting if i want the bb to stay in as well to do some fancy trapping postflop. |
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Re: Blind Defense Situation
Ok, makes sense. Thanks.
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