SavagePenguin
Put the win in penguin
Bronze Level
(This isn't about a specific hand, but more about the best possible moves given various scenarios.)
I haven't been playing much lately and recently moved to $50NL without much success. I think it's 60% bad attitude, 30% bad luck, 10% my own idiocy. Anyway, with my rust and new level it's like I'm relearning the game. I keep questioning myself.
I three tabled tonight and when this happened (see pic) I questioned the proper move with A/small suited in the SB for various situations. I couldn't come up with a quick answer so I thought I'd seek some opinions here.
Obviously it's partially read/position based, depending on who does what from where before it gets to you.
I'm sort of up in the air about the right move in various situations. A/2 suited is a drawing hand that can be a lot of trouble.
In an unchallenged pot obviously you raise.
When the button raises, I guess a call depends on his VP$IP and the ATS.
What about in other situations? Like an early position raiser with a caller or two? Or a bunch of limpers?
I haven't been playing much lately and recently moved to $50NL without much success. I think it's 60% bad attitude, 30% bad luck, 10% my own idiocy. Anyway, with my rust and new level it's like I'm relearning the game. I keep questioning myself.
I three tabled tonight and when this happened (see pic) I questioned the proper move with A/small suited in the SB for various situations. I couldn't come up with a quick answer so I thought I'd seek some opinions here.
Obviously it's partially read/position based, depending on who does what from where before it gets to you.
I'm sort of up in the air about the right move in various situations. A/2 suited is a drawing hand that can be a lot of trouble.
In an unchallenged pot obviously you raise.
When the button raises, I guess a call depends on his VP$IP and the ATS.
What about in other situations? Like an early position raiser with a caller or two? Or a bunch of limpers?