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Old 06-30-2005, 10:32 AM
tiltaholic tiltaholic is offline
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Default Re: when is it correct to call on the button?

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This is mainly just some thoughts I've had while laying in bed, is it sad that I think about poker before going to bed?

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I can't tell you without knowing what your other options are.

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But, just for fun, lets say KJo, is this a call or do you raise it also. What hands do you limp in with on the button if any?

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KJo on the button - really depends on the players who are limping in ahead of me. Usually I will limp along with them, though it has been a while since I've been in a game that was 7-handed to the flop. With one or two limpers and tight blinds, I raise KJo in a heartbeat. But, with 4-5 limpers and loose blinds, I see less value in raising.

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Also, what about raising a hand like JTs in my first example, this hand plays very well against lots of players, so we can build a huge pot for the times we have a great draw (ie. str8 and flush draws).

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After 4-5 limper w/loose blinds I will raise JTs, T9s, and 98s on the button for exactly those reasons. The button gives us a huge positional advantage also, which we haven't mentioned yet.
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