What do you do and why? (Grunch please)

[Greg J]

You are in the hijack seat (mp3), and are dealt 6[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 6[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]

UTG+2, a very loose, fairly passive, and pretty much clueless recreational player, open limps. Folded to you. CO, button, and both blinds are all tight.

[ArturiusX]

Raise and isolate.

[Entity]

1) Never fold.

2) Raise 80% and call 20%, depending on my table image. There are times where I've raised 50% of the hands over the last 3 orbits and it'd be better to call here because I'm starting to get played back at too much.

Rob

[GrunchCan]

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1) Never fold.

2) Raise 80% and call 20%, depending on my table image. There are times where I've raised 50% of the hands over the last 3 orbits and it'd be better to call here because I'm starting to get played back at too much.

Rob

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I agreee completely. The conditions here are textbook perfect for a pf 3-bet with a PP. One limper in front who has a nearly random hand, and a bunch of tighties behind who make it very likely that a 3-bet here by you will get you HU against the loosie. Raise here unless there's an excellent reason not to.

[sin808]

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1) Never fold.

2) Raise 80% and call 20%, depending on my table image. There are times where I've raised 50% of the hands over the last 3 orbits and it'd be better to call here because I'm starting to get played back at too much.

Rob

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I agreee completely. The conditions here are textbook perfect for a pf 3-bet with a PP. One limper in front who has a nearly random hand, and a bunch of tighties behind who make it very likely that a 3-bet here by you will get you HU against the loosie. Raise here unless there's an excellent reason not to.

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psst, you're just raising, not 3 betting. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[spoohunter]

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1) Never fold.

2) Raise 80% and call 20%, depending on my table image. There are times where I've raised 50% of the hands over the last 3 orbits and it'd be better to call here because I'm starting to get played back at too much.

Rob

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I agreee completely. The conditions here are textbook perfect for a pf 3-bet with a PP. One limper in front who has a nearly random hand, and a bunch of tighties behind who make it very likely that a 3-bet here by you will get you HU against the loosie. Raise here unless there's an excellent reason not to.

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Tough to three bet when he open limped. Noob.

(lol :P just kidding (on the square))

[GrunchCan]

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Noob.

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You spelled n00b wrong.

[istewart]

I think I'm raising but not positive. With 55 I'd be reluctant to, but with 77 I think it's easy. Thoughts?

[milesdyson]

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I think I'm raising but not positive. With 55 I'd be reluctant to, but with 77 I think it's easy. Thoughts?

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The tight players behind hero make a raise best here. Entity said he would call if he has been raising a lot recently, and that's the best reason not to raise it. Decent players will notice it and begin to re-isolate you with hands like AT, AJ, and KQ, even though you're actually raising pretty legitimate hands. They see you raising 7 out of 10 and they are right to think you're getting a little loose with the raising.

[ArturiusX]

Reason I don't like calling is because 66 becomes very difficult to play post flop since its almost certain you'll have 2 overcards.

The blinds will probably be in the hand, and any kind of aggression will force me to give up my hand.