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12-26-2005, 08:21 PM
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Re: PFR - does stack size/position change anything?
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[ QUOTE ] you raise SC OOP? [/ QUOTE ] Agreed; that's pretty shocking... why would you do this? [/ QUOTE ] you have a good hand to play a very big pot, you're the agressor you can take the pot on the flop with a cbet and (this is the best part) you take your opponents implied odds when they're deciding if they should call your pf raises. 
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12-26-2005, 08:28 PM
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Re: PFR - does stack size/position change anything?
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[ QUOTE ] you take your opponents implied odds when they're deciding if they should call your pf raises. [/ QUOTE ] [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] think about it, if you only raise good hands, they will call with anything to hit a good flop and win a big pot from you. If you show them you're willing to raise a wide range of hands then their perfect flop might not win them even a decent sized pot. You force them to adapt to it in a different way, something they're not used to doing and will probably do poorly.
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12-26-2005, 08:32 PM
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Re: PFR - does stack size/position change anything?
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yes, it's good to vary your play... I just don't think that means that any play can be deemed acceptable and raising SC OOP just isn't the right place to show your LAG side. [/ QUOTE ] it's not only acceptable it's a good play with deep stacks and good opponents. AA is a bad hand to have in a 500bb pot oop(unless of course it's a Axxxx board), 87s is fantastic.
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