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How much edge does position give you?
Average player limps in MP. It folds to me in the CO or button with KJ. I raise this every time, even though i know KJ does not have positive equity against his range. I will also do it with worse hands sometimes. WHen someone limps, typically it is not a hand they want to showdown without improvement, so i think a big edge comes from having the iniative. Anyone thought on this?
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Re: How much edge does position give you?
You are right.
-James |
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Re: How much edge does position give you?
Did you pokerstove this? Why don't you think we have equity against his range? Seems like we're usually up against a small pocket pair or a suited connector type hand, many of which we have dominated.
[ QUOTE ] WHen someone limps, typically it is not a hand they want to showdown without improvement, so i think a big edge comes from having the iniative. [/ QUOTE ] This is a really big part of it. Much of the profit raising here comes from all the flops that go check bet fold when you completely whiff. |
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Re: How much edge does position give you?
Yeah i didn't pokerstove it, i was just estimating that it would be easy for someone to limp Ax or KQ, but our equity isn't horrible i'm guessing. What is the bottom range of hands you guys tend to raise the button with after an average limper?
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Re: How much edge does position give you?
I make this raise a lot to against an average limper from the CO and button. I think it's fine as long as your not constantly having to show it down.
but it also really depends on the limper too. Depending on how loose and weak they are, I would raise down to A8s and even QJo against a weak limper in MP. |
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Re: How much edge does position give you?
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Average player limps in MP. It folds to me in the CO or button with KJ. I raise this every time, even though i know KJ does not have positive equity against his range. I will also do it with worse hands sometimes. WHen someone limps, typically it is not a hand they want to showdown without improvement, so i think a big edge comes from having the iniative. Anyone thought on this? [/ QUOTE ] this is how you get to be 30/20 [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] |
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Re: How much edge does position give you?
I have been three-betting AJo alot recently against ok/not quite tight players raising from MP. I would have folded in the BB. Position and the lead is worth a ton.
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Re: How much edge does position give you?
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I have been three-betting AJo alot recently against ok/not quite tight players raising from MP. I would have folded in the BB. Position and the lead is worth a ton. [/ QUOTE ] Isn't this retarded? If your AJo has value enough to reraise in position it should have enough value to call 1 bet OOP against a "not quite tight" player. Who folds there? |
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Re: How much edge does position give you?
Not me.
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Re: How much edge does position give you?
I don't like the showdown value of my hand nearly as much as I like the folding equity I pick up by 3-betting. Though in fairness perhaps I should be calling in the BB. I think I am significantly more likely to end the hand on the flop if I 3-bet, whereas if I call in the BB, I'm not going to have as good an idea of where I am postflop, and I'll be OOP. I'll talk more about this after dinner... the basic idea is 3-betting ajo again someone whose range is 55+ jts+ A9+ and is going to fold too much postflop is good. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] This is a fairly specific situation, against a fairly specific opponent type, but its come up 3 times this week where I'm sure it was right.
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