Is this a spot to PFR?

[DavidC]

10-handed table, but there's two sitting out.

UTG limps (9 hands, 22/11/2), two folds, another guy calls (18 hands, 25 vpip, no pfr), someone folds. My action on the button with KTs.

Blinds are both at 20 hands, they both are at 20/5.

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I think there's value in getting the blinds out, and value in position here... It's probably fairly close between raising and calling.

I chose to call, but I'm not sure what hte correct decision is.

I THINK that the idea of being in a raised three-way pot is alright, but that the possibility of being in a raised four-way isn't really that great.

If I do raise, and I miss, I'm taking a free card unless the board is ragged enough that I think I can knock them out.

[istewart]

I'd raise. Reads seem a bit limited to devalue this hand to a negligible equity edge. Plus we have position.

[SavageMiser]

I raise this 99 percent of the time.

Actually ... let me check. Hmm, insufficient data. I say I'll raise this 99 percent of the time. At least give the blinds the opportunity to fold. You'll probably get a lot of free turns if you're so inclined as well.

[Vote4Pedro]

jack it up for sure

[hemstock]

Raiseing helps to get the pfr # for suuuure :0

[DavidC]

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Raiseing helps to get the pfr # for suuuure :0

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My PFR's already at 9-10% as is... but I guess it could always go higher... [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Thanks for the advice guys. I'll be raising that shite in the future.