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Quick preflop decision
Button is extremely LAG preflop and has been opening a lot of hands in the three orbits or so that I've been here. He's like 80/50 preflop. He tried a button steal to 50 (5/10 blinds) against my SB a few hands ago and I made it 200 with AQ and he folded. He also opened AQ and called a shortstack (50 BB) that pushed over a caller.
Anyway, I have about 1350 and he has me covered. Folded to him in Button and he makes it 50 (standard open from what I can tell). Reraise or call? I don't know much about his postflop play, but most of these super-LAG guys play pretty much the same (holding on to hands way too long and betting too much). |
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Re: Quick preflop decision
It depends
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Re: Quick preflop decision
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It depends [/ QUOTE ] esp. on what your hole cards are |
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Re: Quick preflop decision
Oh cool; yeah. I have 88.
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Re: Quick preflop decision
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Oh cool; yeah. I have 88. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I don't know much about his postflop play, but most of these super-LAG guys play pretty much the same (holding on to hands way too long and betting too much). [/ QUOTE ] seems like an easy and routine call, i would hate to get blown off a chance to make a set and bust him. |
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Re: Quick preflop decision
If you don't hit a set, are you check/folding most flops with Broadway cards?
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Re: Quick preflop decision
Oh, in that case, I don't know. I just wanted to be a smart ass :P
I would guess call, as a raise makes it way hard to play if called |
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Re: Quick preflop decision
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If you don't hit a set, are you check/folding most flops with Broadway cards? [/ QUOTE ] yes and no sorry edge, but you should know, it all depends |
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Re: Quick preflop decision
This is right out of a hand from the Ciaffone/Reuben book. They recommend you reraise preflop and bet I think 3/4 of the pot on the flop no matter what. When I get home, I will post the hand. This strategy has worked quite well for me with med. pairs OOP against a late pos. raise.
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Re: Quick preflop decision
Since he's a LAG reraise 200.
I would define hand now rather than later to make postflop play easier. If he comes over the top, fold. If he calls , I'd be afraid he has a monster and check or at most make a 1/3 pot size continuation bet on the flop if it isn't scarry. Against a solid player, I'd call and try to flop a set. Is this correct? derick |
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