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#22
12-09-2005, 03:22 PM
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Re: 3/6: KQ flops TP, turns two pair
OK I dont play Party and dont know what the games are like there. I do play a few other sites though. At one of them the play is pretty passive and defending your blinds is only a small factor in the game.
At the other site I play if it is folded to the button the button is gonna raise more than half the time. If you dont defend you will get run over. If you defend a few times they will often knock it off. I am not saying go out of your way to defend, but KQ to a 3x I will defend if the button has been being abused (which is the norm at the agressive second site). I guess this depends on how often the button raises a limped pot, and what the site dynamics are. 
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#23
12-09-2005, 04:06 PM
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Re: 3/6: KQ flops TP, turns two pair
hey, ill defend a lot more if its FOLDED to the button and he raises
but limpers, he raises, KQ in the SB? muck it or re-raise, definitely not call
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#25
12-09-2005, 05:01 PM
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Re: 3/6: KQ flops TP, turns two pair
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I defend without question, I think these people are crazy. If you can't defend with KQ against a button raise, what can you defend with. P.S. I raise to 3xBB if folded to me on the button probably top 50% of hands. [/ QUOTE ] You do realize that KQo is horrible, in this spot, right?
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#26
12-09-2005, 05:56 PM
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Re: 3/6: KQ flops TP, turns two pair
when the pot is big like this on the flop and you are oop, i like leading the flop. its tough to play this hand on the turn and river if you c/r the flop and get called, and its tough to play on the turn and river if you just check call like you did. you make the villian's decisions very easy
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