Re: Blind defense against good player - KJs
KJs is a premium hand that has a definite PF edge against villain's range that can also lose easily post flop and therefore desires to take the initiative in the hand (IMO).
For the same reason (initiative), once maybe every 2-3 hours I cap with a hand I was 3-bet against because I know their range can be so wide, and that initiative gains me tremendous fold equity IMO.
I like just calling with, say, A8. I can passively suck out all the bets he'll offer while not being afraid of an overcard.
I like 3-betting AT or better, sometimes A9, and many pps. They will often win UI. This doesn't give away too much info b/c I can always have 33 playing the way I do.
I like also occasionally 3-betting a hand like QTs.
I like calling with many marginal hands and c/r the flop, betting the turn on low cards. That wins a very high % against TAGish players.
I'm open to everyone's thoughts on this kind of strategy.
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