KQs UTG Early
What do you guys do with this, fold, raise, limp??
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Re: KQs UTG Early
All of the above. Mostly fold, sometimes limp, sometimes raise.
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Re: KQs UTG Early
I would say normally fold, sometimes limp, almost never raise
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All of the above. Mostly fold, sometimes limp, sometimes raise. [/ QUOTE ] lol thx for the help, but what in a MTT makes the most difference, if you can't tell i don't play that many [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img] |
Re: KQs UTG Early
85%- limp
10%- fold 5%- raise |
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99.9% fold
.1% shove. and thats when the wife is bitching me out for playing online poker. |
Re: KQs UTG Early
call if table is passive, fold if table is aggressive and active... throw in a raise if you have a big stack.
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[ QUOTE ] All of the above. Mostly fold, sometimes limp, sometimes raise. [/ QUOTE ] lol thx for the help, but what in a MTT makes the most difference, if you can't tell i don't play that many [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] Stack size, table image, table play, color of your hat. .. |
Re: KQs UTG Early
Interesting responses. UTG early (assuming no reads), I am raising most of the time. Folding infrequently. I am not a fan of utg limping, but what do I know.
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Re: KQs UTG Early
In deep stack situations you can make a case for doing anything, and how you play this hand should fit the rest of your game. Are you open raising a lot? limping? Think about what you want to accomplish. Honestly it'snot that great a hand unless the table is weak and passive. If you raise and get called outside fo the blinds, it's going to be a pain to play.
So after the first couple of rounds, unless I'm bullying with a big stack or getting real short, I muck it. Bubble time, I'm raising it looking to pick up the blinds. IF the table is unusually tight I raise it; pretty loose, I muck it. I hope you get the idea. |
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