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AQo and 99 facing a raise
How do you guys play this, normally? Also include the stakes you play.
I know your answer will be dependant, so let's assume (for a start) that you are near the CO and somebody raises from MP. My instincts as of late are to cold-call, but I feel like this is the wrong way to approach it. I'd like to hear responses. |
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Re: AQo and 99 facing a raise
3-bet usually and never coldcall. AQo is probably a better hand to 3-bet an MP open raiser with then 99 at lower limits. 99 is a better hand to 3-bet with in general if you are playing above any limit that party spreads.
Brad |
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Re: AQo and 99 facing a raise
Okay, let's assume .5/1 to 2/4
How to play 99? Three-bet? At the same token, I tend to fold 88 to a raise. Is this correct? |
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Re: AQo and 99 facing a raise
I probably would not 3-bet 99 unless the players are pretty loose and it is a good game.
I would call a raise with 88 (depending on my position) cause if you hit on the flop you could get paid off nicely. |
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Re: AQo and 99 facing a raise
Both these hands are opponent specific. I could fold either of them preflop or 3 bet either of them. I would never coldcall with the AQo and I might with the 99 depending on how many others were in the pot. 88 is not much different than 99 so I cannot agree it is an always fold.
-DeathDonkey |
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