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Is there a general concensus at Two Plus Two for exactly what is considered an ace rag?
In SSH Ed Miller says: "We also sometimes use the term 'ace rag.' That denotes any hand that contains an ace and a small, unspecified side card, such as a trey or a six." The book also gives a general recommendation not to play most offsuited aces (A9-A2). Would A9, A8, or A7 be considered ace rags? I consider them to be, and also generally don't play them. Do the pros call these hands "rags?" |
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i think "rags" refer to like 7 and under. 8-9 are just like in the middle. I dont think there are guidelines carved anywhere.
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I raise with A8, and fold A9. Weird?
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I raise with A8, and fold A9. Weird? [/ QUOTE ] Yes, please explain. |
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[ QUOTE ] I raise with A8, and fold A9. Weird? [/ QUOTE ] Yes, please explain. [/ QUOTE ] Actually it was a complete lie, sorry. |
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Would A9, A8, or A7 be considered ace rags? I consider them to be, and also generally don't play them. Do the pros call these hands "rags?" [/ QUOTE ] A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. |
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depends on position, # of players in the hand, and the people/blinds after you.
sometimes they're rags, sometimes they're riches. generally speaking i just hate offsuit A6 and down. suited A6 and down are like dirty cloths- a step up from rags. |
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sometimes they're rags, sometimes they're riches. [/ QUOTE ] That was lame. |
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[ QUOTE ] sometimes they're rags, sometimes they're riches. [/ QUOTE ] That was lame. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Actually it was a complete lie, sorry [/ QUOTE ] so is this. touche. |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] sometimes they're rags, sometimes they're riches. [/ QUOTE ] That was lame. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Actually it was a complete lie, sorry [/ QUOTE ] so is this. touche. [/ QUOTE ] Ah. touche. |
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