Re: In a difficult full table game, does anyone fold KQo UTG?
Hi ike,
Yes, it is a question of limit. I would never play in a 5-10 game where I couldn't play AQo UTG, because there are undoubtedly many other 5-10s to choose from that are much better games. But, if you don't live in California, Vegas, Minneapolis, or AC, you don't always have the pleasure of playing in a live 20-40+ game where everyone is way too loose pre-flop. In a typical 5-10 game, I can profitably play any pocket pair, JTs, ATo, and everything better UTG, because I will outplay the field post-flop. But the question was regarding tough games, and I stand by my comment that against several tough players, AQo is not good enough (or easy enough to play) to be profitable from that position. Someone out there must agree with me, right?
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