[Phogster]

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The poster wanted to know what to do with KQ. I've tried to show how we can use game theory to get at the answer, a very complete, basic-strategy-like answer which would be great against unknowns and against good players who can adjust to our play. I suggest:

FCR {38, 19, 43}

specifically,

raise: KcQc, KcQh, Kc Qd, Kc Ks, Kh Qc, Kd Qc, ks Qc
call: Kd Qh, Kd Qs, Kd Qd
fold: Kh Qd, Kh Qh, Kh Qs, Ks Qd, Ks Qh, Ks Qs


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I know he asked for KQ, but mixing suited KQ with the unsuited doesn't look right. e.g. i'd rather see Ks Qs in the raise group and Kh Qc in the fold group, if anything.