KQo UTG

[warlockjd]

i meant, if the game is avg of 3 to the flop, would that be tight enough of a game to fold this in EP

[chesspain]

A thread such as this seemes to sprout up 2-3 times per year. In the past, the consensus among the better players seems to have been that there is probably not a huge difference in long-term EV among calling, folding, or raising with KQo in EP.

[Ed Miller]

There are about 200,000 decisions in hold 'em that will affect your winrate more than what you do with KQo from UTG. Don't worry about it.

[Spyder]

So, Chess, given that that's the consensus, then if I described myself as an aggressive player, I would be raising with KQo routinely.....?

If I described myself as a tight player, would I cold-call a raise with KQo?

Spyder

[nykenny]

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i pretty much always raise KQo utg, and i never fold it utg.

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i usually limp with it utg. sometimes fold, rarely raise.

[Sal Allegra]

if you're competition is tough, call....if they are scaliwags then raise

[maurile]

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If I described myself as a tight player, would I cold-call a raise with KQo?

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It doesn't matter how you describe yourself; you generally shouldn't call two bets cold with KQo.

[onegymrat]

Listen to majorkong.

[chesspain]

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If I described myself as a tight player, would I cold-call a raise with KQo?


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If you were to routinely coldcall raises with KQo, then I don't think "tight" or "player" would be appropriate descriptors for you.

[lefty rosen]

It depends on the game stakes and quality of players. If the players generally know how to play you have to wonder what that will accomplish since only hands that have you dominated will call ie AQ,AK, JJ or better. Now if it's moronville then raise away and expect slight high card favourites to call ie Ace 2 off............