Re: Should you respect annoying minumum PFR\'s
I read through quickly but couldn't see exactly what you thought a min PFR meant. Quite frankly, I've found it can be anything, with a tendancy towards small-medium pocket pairs and suited connectors, but also some unsuited broadway cards and the like.
That said, I don't think you should change your strategy in any way when faced with one. If you have a prospective hand, you should usually be calling just like you would otherwise. If you have a raising hand, raise away.
I've always just thought they were a way to pump a hand that could flop very big or flop nothing at all most of the time.
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