| This is a discussion on MTT Stealing Hands within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; Obviously all reads are relative, but what hands would we look to steal with deep in MTTs that give us insurance etc? Stealing with 67s ... |
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| MTT Stealing Hands Obviously all reads are relative, but what hands would we look to steal with deep in MTTs that give us insurance etc? Stealing with 67s is better than stealing with Q4o? I just wondered if anybody had any ranges they work with. Many Thanks, |
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| yeah your right with the whole 67 and Q 4 thing but what you should really be worried about is the player not your hand when stealing. Factor in their ranges, and their ranges in each different pos. Also factor in the type of player they are, for ex: tight/passive, tight/aggressive, loose/aggressive...and so on, you should be able to steal from a tight/passive player with ATC imo And even if they call, they are out of pos. and outplaying a tight/passive who is out of pos. is too easy. Another thing to think abut when stealing. Make sure not to steal at the same spot on the same player all the time. They wil defend eventually no matter what type of player they are. Basically just pick your spots. |
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| re: MTT Stealing Hands poker I love stealing blinds when I am two away from the button or even three. As long as you have played tight up to that point, they give you credit for a hand and fold. If one caller and I don't hit the flop, its a C bet of half to 2/3 the pot and 9/10 times that takes it down. If you get called, slow down and check/fold. I am amazed at how often this works with ATC. |
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| I also consider my image, how often I've been raising. If I've been card dead and folding alot, I may raise a weak hand as its likely to get respect. There's no rule saying you'll have 1 or 2 good hands out of every ten but I think ppl tend to expect that and I try to keep the pattern pretty similar. If I've been raising alot recently I may openfold a hand that I would normally raise but isn't that strong. ...and back to the orig. Q I like my steals to have potential, suited semiconnectors or two cards high enough (not Q4) that I could be in a race if I find myself pot committed against a shortstack push...and I try to avoid raising acerags too often. Last edited by D'wilius : 17th November 2008 at 3:17 AM. |
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