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Old 12-06-2005, 03:21 PM
RiverDood RiverDood is offline
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Default Re: BB Play Against Steal Raises

Your non-suited hands look pretty reasonable. I might re-raise 88 and fold 33 and 22, but we're quibbling on the edge.

You're playing a lot more suited hands than I would. I'm assuming this is h/u against one opponent. Hands like 75s need a lot of help to win. Even if you flop two more of the suit or A46, you're still trying to hit at best a 35% draw. Otherwise his overcards or pair are good. And if you hit the flush, don't expect to get paid for it.

Position matters, too. If it's the SB that raised, you'll be last to act and can pick up some pots by betting gnarly flops regardless of what you've got. That argues for your broader range. If the raiser is anyone else, you're first to act. Make allowances for having to play the rest of the hand from bad position. Flops like KJ5 for your 75s are no fun at all from early position.
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