Preflop hands II

[helpmeout]

Q9o is significantly better than a random hand so I think its definately a value raise.

BB would also put you on an Ace most times so he might fold his K high when you both miss.

[Guy McSucker]

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Q9o is significantly better than a random hand so I think its definately a value raise.


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It wins 55% against one random hand.

I think out of position you need to know that you play better than your opponent, or that he folds often, to show a profit from this raise.

Guy.

[piocet]

[img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] I made all same decisions before I read your post. I seldom raise 8 though.

[piocet]

You fold 4? I assume the later limper hold weak, unless I have a read on him.

[etizzle]

could someone post a link to that gocee.com or whatever site where the guy ran every hand against 1-9 random hands?
Thanks

[Grisgra]

I gather we assume no limpers if you haven't mentioned any?

EDIT: Never mind, seems to be the common assumption.

[Grisgra]

1. Q8s button -- Usually raise, fold if I fear/respect the blinds.

2. Q9o SB -- Raise 75%, complete 25%

3. 43s SB 2 limpers -- ALWAYS complete

4. A3o SB 1 late limper -- Complete

5. K6s in CO or button -- Fold CO, Raise button

6. K2s SB 2 limpers -- Complete

7. T8s button -- Raise if I've been running well/blinds are on the tight end of things, otherwise fold fold fold

8. A9s SB 2limpers -- raise

9. T9s SB button raise -- WOW. Close. I probably fold. But it's close.

10. A5s button 1 limper -- yeeks. I'll wuss out and say it's table-dependent. Yeah, that's it.

Thanks for your responses.

[Grisgra]

Too tight man. You have to play your suited connectors and your K-high suited trash from the SB for 3/5s of a bet.