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A6 in late position
Full ring game, table playing pretty loose, how do you play A6 os in late position (next to button)?
I folded it and in this case one of the limpers in middle position had A9, but I'm curious to know how you all would play it. |
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You did absolutly the right thing! I will fold A-6 off EVERY time, unless I'm the BB and it's a check! Think about it---A-6 off is really a nothing hand--alls ya got goin' is an A with no real kicker--no draw--NOTHING but a wish fer 3/As flopped!
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^^ why would you play this at a short table instead of a full table, either way 3 players a left to act behind. Also typically short tables have really big and small stacks making limping less likely to be possible/profitable?
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If you up against the two players in the blinds who are tight and it folds around to you, that is almost a license to steal. You know there is a greater chance than normal they will fold to raise, and if they don't you know you beat. I will become a brazen thief if it gets that easy....
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it depends: you can either make a huge profit or take a huge loss if you play with that kind of position. folding gains you nothing but can also steer you away from a bad beat. i say take a risk and if you hit you stand a good chance to make a good chunk of change.
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