Re: Blind Raises, when to check and when to raise...?
[ QUOTE ]
I can't speak for anyone else here, but I would be much more inclined to raise with a hand like ATs than AQo. By building a big pot preflop, you are often making the idiot low limit correct to try and draw out on you, especially when you have no real way to protect your hand in the BB.
[/ QUOTE ]
I'm not sure, but didn't Ed Miller cover the issue of avoiding raises pre flop to not give drawing hands odds post flop? He (might have) stated that you shouldn't care about giving people correct odds post flop to draw since they make a bigger mistake pre flop by calling.
|