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Cold calling medium pocket pairs
Is cold calling medium pocket pairs 66-TT so wrong? I have a really hard time making decisions when a pot is raised and I have them in my hand. How much money or people need to be in the pot to give me correct odds to chase a set here? I mean I think middle pocket pairs are really easy to play in a multi-way pot as they either hit or don't.
Should my play change based on pfr% of the raiser? Obviously if it's a maniac you should 3-bet, but I don't really think it matters what type of player is raising besides that. Looking at my stats I have cold called 49 times with medium pocket pairs (66-TT) and am averaging 0.91 BB/hand, so there has to be some +EV over folding in these situations. |
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Re: Cold calling medium pocket pairs
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Is cold calling medium pocket pairs 66-TT so wrong? [/ QUOTE ] It depends... [ QUOTE ] How much money or people need to be in the pot to give me correct odds to chase a set here? [/ QUOTE ] The odds of flopping a set with a pocket pair are about 7.5 to 1 (against). [ QUOTE ] Looking at my stats I have cold called 49 times with medium pocket pairs (66-TT) and am averaging 0.91 BB/hand, so there has to be some +EV over folding in these situations. [/ QUOTE ] Your sample size is too small. |
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Re: Cold calling medium pocket pairs
i do this ALL the time and don't think twice about it.
when i feel it is +ev to do so. |
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