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rickblackdog
Enthusiast
Silver Level
So I play a monthly home game, there are two or three guys who are decent enough players but everyone else is terrible (many of them have an image of the hands on their phone because they don't know what beats what). It's the typical scenario, everyone plays every two cards, limps every hand, ranges completely uncapped.
From my point of view it's just a bit of fun and I'm not too results oriented, I'm just having a few beers and splashing around... but it's always nice to win.
So, what's your strategy in this scenario? Do you limp along with the fish, or do you play tight aggressive?
Say for example you're in the CO with AQs, a hand that doesn't play well multi way, and everyone has limped behind. Do you raise or flat call? What are you doing with KQo in the SB? 76s, or QTs (two of my favs)? What do you do with AA or KK, do you just shove them?
I guess I'm happy to set mine for cheap with low and middling pocket pairs, so might limp along.
From my point of view it's just a bit of fun and I'm not too results oriented, I'm just having a few beers and splashing around... but it's always nice to win.
So, what's your strategy in this scenario? Do you limp along with the fish, or do you play tight aggressive?
Say for example you're in the CO with AQs, a hand that doesn't play well multi way, and everyone has limped behind. Do you raise or flat call? What are you doing with KQo in the SB? 76s, or QTs (two of my favs)? What do you do with AA or KK, do you just shove them?
I guess I'm happy to set mine for cheap with low and middling pocket pairs, so might limp along.