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suited gaps in loose passive game
Are suited gaps worth playing in late position if 5 or 6 have limped in front of you? Since these players will generally play any 2 cards, I'm not very happy when the flush comes. And, since I'm playing gap cards, my odds of getting the straight have gone down. Therefore, is it even still woth limping?
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#2
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Re: suited gaps in loose passive game
How many gaps? I have a friend who refers to 4-gappers. I love that.
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#3
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Re: suited gaps in loose passive game
I generally don't play 1 gap. Is this too tight?
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Re: suited gaps in loose passive game
there is very little difference between 1-gaps and 0-gaps. there is a dropoff after that. you should play slightly tighter with 1-gaps, but with 5 or 6 limpers you can't be folding something like 97s.
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Re: suited gaps in loose passive game
Hi,
If my vote makes a difference, don't fold suited 1 gappers if there are 3-4 callers ahead of you. There is an upside on the fewer str8's the 1 gaps make, if you hit 2 pair, its really unlikely someone has a OESD. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] MarkV. |
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