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Heads up Play
Heads up Play: What hands should you play when your opponet makes a min raise preflop and your out of position
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It depends on your oponent and what hands they tend to make such raises with. Some people will raise with any two cards, and against them you should make more calls, and even reraises, pretty much regardless of what you're holding. If, however, your opponent tends not to raise with weak hands, only call if you have a relativly strong hand, or at the very least a hand that could become much stronger post flop and you can afford it. my opinion at least.
oh and by min raise, do you mean the 2xBB raise? i've never understood that play. my advice remains the same though. -n Last edited by nateofdeath : 15-11-2005 at 2:47 AM. |
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OMG this is a good one. If its a good player watch out. I NEVER min raise, unless........... Im in the SB with AA or KK ( against the BB in a folded table), or heads up with AA or KK. If hes a poor(ish) player, take it as a silly silly bet.
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