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jakeras10
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Well I am trying out this strategy:
1. Premium hands AA, KK, QQ, AK, AQ, JJ, 10-10, 99 (some of these will be position based)
2. Play in position
3. Steal from button
4. Avoid limping
5. Avoid marginal hands
6. Don't defend blinds (unless I have a premium)
Anyone got anything else to add or something I should change just let me know.
Anyone got anything else to add or something I should change just let me know.
Add smaller pairs and suited connectors to your hand selection. These will give you a great hand if you hit the flop, but are easy to get away from if you miss. Widening your range a little this way also makes it less easy for observant opponents to accurately estimate your hand.
ET, you're advice is usually spot on but do you really want a low BR person to add SC's to their starting hands? I would argue the hands you mentioned would be directly linked to how well the player feels they play postflop. I would say that expanding your selection to these hands depends on your confidence in post flop play.