| This is a discussion on 2 7 Off Side Bet within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; My initial table in the Sunday Full Tilt Game had several players agree to a side bet of $1 for anyone who won a hand ... |
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| 2 7 Off Side Bet My initial table in the Sunday Full Tilt Game had several players agree to a side bet of $1 for anyone who won a hand with 2 7 off. I didn't join primarily because it would have been bad bankroll management for me, but also because as a mostly tight player, I thought that I would be at a disadvantage to players that are comfortable with any 2 cards. Then I got to thinking, a tight player's raise with 2 7 looks a lot scarier than a loose player's. Perhaps my logic is all wrong. Who do you think has the advantage in the 2 7 off side bet, a tight or a loose player? |
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| LOOSE I would say that it gives an advantage to a loose player. Your not gonna know what they are holding anyhow..So playing a 27 os instead of a 10-9 os isnt going to effect there descision making. I think you have a lot better chance to sniff out the tight-player making a move with 27os |
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| re: 2 7 Off Side Bet poker Quote:
On the contrary, someone who already has a loose range makes their range even wider. The looser someone is, the more you can play back at them. Thus, you can play back at a loose player even more if they include 27o into their range. |
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