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| You suck at poker |
   
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4 | 19.05% |
| You're ok at poker |
  
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10 | 47.62% |
| You are freaking awsome, my first born will be Sponger |
  
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4 | 19.05% |
| You just post difficult hands, can't tell |
  
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3 | 14.29% |
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#3
03-07-2005, 06:06 PM
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Re: AJo UTG
I'm assuming this poll is inspired by the recent handpost where this question came up.
As default I use the SSH loose pre-flop guide for EP and the tight guide for all the rest. By this method, the default play is raise. An unsuited highcard hand plays best against few opponents a raise will accomplish this. You have equity: raise. But don't get to attached, be ready to release w/ an unfavorable flop. 
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#7
03-07-2005, 06:07 PM
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Re: AJo UTG
I'm curious what everyone here thinks. A lot us raise here because we love a big Ace. But more often than not I don't raise because: 1) I can't limit the field; 2) I want to see if I'm against a bigger Ace; 3) Keeping the pot small induces bigger mistakes on the flop and later streets.
Btw, I chose to vary my play. don't want to commit to always raising or always calling.
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03-07-2005, 06:10 PM
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Re: AJo UTG
[ QUOTE ]
I'm curious what everyone here thinks. A lot us raise here because we love a big Ace. But more often than not I don't raise because: 1) I can't limit the field; 2) I want to see if I'm against a bigger Ace; 3) Keeping the pot small induces bigger mistakes on the flop and later streets. [/ QUOTE ] 1) Even a better reason to raise if people will cold-call with inferior and even dominated hands than us. 2) Most of the times you're not. If you're 3-bet proceed with caution. I don't refuse to raise TT because I may face against a bigger pocket pair.
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