Preflop quiz

[Trix]

I just downloaded this screenshot program to make an attempt at improving my preflop play. These are the 15 first screenshots I took.
It would be cool if you ranked raise, call, fold for each of them. If some are close or are very easy, please tell.
Fx. If I had a screenshot of A2 UTG, then just say Fold, not close or such.
Thanks.

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To make it easy to follow replies please copy this:

1) J8o SB after one limp:

2) K2s in BB after limp and SB raise:

3) J8o limp vs BB raise and limper fold:

4) 98s in MP after limp:

5) A6o on the button after limp:

6) K7s in BB vs 2 limps:

7) 98s first in MP:

8) A9 in SB vs raise and coldcall:

9) A5s in MP vs limp:

10) A8s vs limp, raise and coldcall:

11) JTo in CO vs limp:

12) Q5o in SB vs limp:

13) T8 in SB vs 2 limpers:

14) J8o first in from SB:

15) 98 vs limp and SB raise:

[Trix]

I´ll post my answers blind tomorrow.

[Trix]

btw, the numbers are:
Top: vpip, pfr, total AF, wsd and won at SD over wsd.
To the right: Fold SB, Fold BB
Under: Total hands, attemp to steal blinds.

[JoshuaD]

1) J8o SB after one limp:

Close. Probably depends on my mood. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] At 10/20 I'm probably folding, but calling seems reasonable.

2) K2s in BB after limp and SB raise:

calling.

3) J8o limp vs BB raise and limper fold:

calling. 4:1 is awesome.

4) 98s in MP after limp:

Limping is good. If UTG folds I fold.

5) A6o on the button after limp:

Folding. I might isolate if the blinds were tighter, but I really don't like this hand here.

6) K7s in BB vs 2 limps:

Easy Peasy Check.

7) 98s first in MP:

Fold. Especially 5 handed.

8) A9 in SB vs raise and coldcall:

Folding. Calling if it's suited. OOP here 4-way is gonna suck, and BB 3-betting here sucks really, really bad.

9) A5s in MP vs limp:

easy peasy fold.

10) A8s vs limp, raise and coldcall:

Against this raiser I'm folding. Give him some PFR >~14 and I'll cold call.

11) JTo in CO vs limp:

Limping.

12) Q5o in SB vs limp:

Folding.

13) T8 in SB vs 2 limpers:

calling.

14) J8o first in from SB:

Lmping is good if you're auto-betting the flop. Raising seems fine here too, depends on how your opponent plays, both seem close to me.

Against this opponent (folding his blinds alot) I like raising better.

15) 98 vs limp and SB raise:

I'll throw a call in here.

[MicroBob]

it's tough reading some of the teeny numbers and I use GT+ so I'm not used to the stats being in the order in which you place them.

Will take me a bit longer to figure out exactly what type of player is where on each hand but I'm determined to go through this and compare my plays with everyone else.


Except for the fact that I have some slight difficulty interpreting the data I think this is a really good idea.

[MattC]

The order I say them is the order I rank them. I have no read any replies yet.

1) J8o SB after one limp: call, fold, raise.

call and fold are close.

2) K2s in BB after limp and SB raise: fold, call, raise.

Fold and call are close.

3) J8o limp vs BB raise and limper fold: call, fold, raise.

4) 98s in MP after limp: call, raise, fold.

5) A6o on the button after limp: fold, raise, call.

6) K7s in BB vs 2 limps: check, raise, fold.

7) 98s first in MP: fold, call, raise.

fold and call are close.

8) A9 in SB vs raise and coldcall: fold, call, raise.

9) A5s in MP vs limp: call, raise, fold.

call and raise are close.

10) A8s vs limp, raise and coldcall: call, raise, fold.

11) JTo in CO vs limp: fold, raise, call.

raise and call are close.

12) Q5o in SB vs limp: fold, raise, call.

13) T8 in SB vs 2 limpers: call, fold, raise.

14) J8o first in from SB: call, raise, fold.

15) 98 vs limp and SB raise: call, fold, raise.

[thesharpie]

Hope I didn't mess this up too bad. Hope someone corrects me if I did.

1) J8o SB after one limp: Call against these idiots. BB is only 5% PFR which eases the decision

2) K2s in BB after limp and SB raise: I'd fold, we're in pretty bad relative position with this weak hand, he's only 8% PFR also

3) J8o limp vs BB raise and limper fold: Gotta fold against a 5% PFRer

4) 98s in MP after limp: Perfect table for this type of limp. I'd usually want at least T9s but they're so passive I think this is adequate

5) A6o on the button after limp: Fold, the limper isn't that loose but the blind is going to be.

6) K7s in BB vs 2 limps: Check, what else can you do?

7) 98s first in MP: Fold, BB is loose and there's no guarantee this will be multiway if you limp.

8) A9 in SB vs raise and coldcall: Fold for me

9) A5s in MP vs limp: I'd fold due to the TAGs behind me who will often raise if they enter the pot

10) A8s vs limp, raise and coldcall: I think you have enough to call here

11) JTo in CO vs limp: I like to limp these, they're all loose passive, I've been told not to limp these though so probably fold unless you feel like limping

12) Q5o in SB vs limp: Fold, TAG in the BB

13) T8 in SB vs 2 limpers: Fold, TAG in the BB

14) J8o first in from SB: I like

15) 98 vs limp and SB raise: Fold due to the bad relative position. I'd call if there was a raise and then a coldcaller.

[JoshuaD]

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2) K2s in BB after limp and SB raise: I'd fold, we're in pretty bad relative position with this weak hand, he's only 8% PFR also

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I like our position with our hand there. I don't plan on pumping my flush draw if I hit it, and I'm gonna wanna be pushing the third guy out if I pair.

[MattC]

It seems I play slightly looser then you yet im only a 22~23 vpip player at the moment. What are you Joshua?

I'm really trying to figure out how to get myself up into the 27~28 range [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img].

[thesharpie]

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2) K2s in BB after limp and SB raise: I'd fold, we're in pretty bad relative position with this weak hand, he's only 8% PFR also

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I like our position with our hand there. I don't plan on pumping my flush draw if I hit it, and I'm gonna wanna be pushing the third guy out if I pair.

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I think we're gonna be put in an awkward position when we pair our deuce, and when we hit a king we often don't need much protection in this small pot. If the PFR was on our left we could get in a value check/raise with a king anyway.