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Big_Jim 12-11-2005 01:53 AM

Re: Question for the LAGs
 
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I usually open limp with hands like A7s or A5s (if not stealing). Is that good or do you guys find it better to raise them?

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a) On the button with a hand like Axs, SC, small PP, rags
Although I rarely do it, I like doing it against passive players, because you can get cheap steals against the blinds when they check to you on the flop. People won't usually play back at you much in unraised pots, and it's cheaper than a pre-flop steal.


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FlyingStart 12-11-2005 06:44 AM

Re: Question for the LAGs
 
Ok, this is good to hear. Your raise preflop tho, is always 4*BB? or to you mix that up too (minraises?)?

PugX 12-11-2005 07:16 AM

Re: Question for the LAGs
 
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I usually open limp with hands like A7s or A5s (if not stealing). Is that good or do you guys find it better to raise them?

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a) On the button with a hand like Axs, SC, small PP, rags
Although I rarely do it, I like doing it against passive players, because you can get cheap steals against the blinds when they check to you on the flop. People won't usually play back at you much in unraised pots, and it's cheaper than a pre-flop steal.


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Ok, and in other positions? Is it only on the button?

jullep 12-11-2005 12:52 PM

Re: Question for the LAGs
 
in that order?

BobboFitos 12-11-2005 05:02 PM

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Ok, this is good to hear. Your raise preflop tho, is always 4*BB? or to you mix that up too (minraises?)?

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pot

BobboFitos 12-11-2005 05:03 PM

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in that order?

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lol, i dont know [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]


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