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Deceitful_Frank
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hello people!
Been thinking about this for quite a while now and have been unable to put together a fairly foolproof plan for that "average situation"
I am trying to formulate a strategy for calling a pre-flop re-raise.
I play 9 handed 4NL NLHE and my pre-flop raise is always 16c so the standard re-raise would be to 56c giving me at worst 40c to call in to a 72c pot. Obviously the more people in the pot the better odds I would get but presently I would merely call with any non pocket pair better than JTs. These are maybe 60% of all the hands that I would raise with pre-flop.
To give you an idea, I have different strategy for each position at the table and excluding blind stealing and hands to raise with on the button with just one caller, my range goes down to QJo and KJo raised on the button with max 2 callers. AQo and KQo get folded UTG at a full table and I also fold AKo at UTG+1 if UTG makes a substantial raise. Some may find this last move overly conservative but its so easy to get caught in a squeeze in this situation.
Seeing as when I merely call pre-flop I am giving away the initiative, I then only bet into the raiser OOP post-flop when heads up and board is dry with only one card is in the playing zone, otherwise I am just hoping to hit something half decent... what I am after from you guys is a way to calculate the probabilty of actually hitting something "half decent" with say JTs or the other hands I am willing to call that pre-flop re-raise with so I can put together a plan to go into the flop when the pot is laying me the right odds.
Not much to ask eh!
I feel my pre-flop strategy is near perfect but this is the final peice of the puzzle to solve.
Just to clarify, by a decent flop I mean:
Trips ..................................................25:1 against?
Top pair ................................................ ???????
Two pair ............................................. 50:1 against?
A flush draw......................................... 8:1 against?
An outside or DBB straight draw.................... ???????
A made flush ......................................112:1 against?
A made straight....................................... ????????
A full house ........................................... ????????
Quads ...................................................????????
A straight flush ................................... 600,000:1 against? (I have seen this once on party poker)
I understand the last 5 are rare enough to be discounted but what about the chance of making AT LEAST ANY ONE of the first 5 after the flop?
LOL... I use to ALWAYS at least call a re-rasie! I think that not calling with KJo hoping to hit hard on the flop when getting 2:1 odds has saved me a fortune!
I understand this is a big ask from you guys but if someone can atleast point me in the right direction that would be a great help!
Thanks in advance as always!
Frank.
Been thinking about this for quite a while now and have been unable to put together a fairly foolproof plan for that "average situation"
I am trying to formulate a strategy for calling a pre-flop re-raise.
I play 9 handed 4NL NLHE and my pre-flop raise is always 16c so the standard re-raise would be to 56c giving me at worst 40c to call in to a 72c pot. Obviously the more people in the pot the better odds I would get but presently I would merely call with any non pocket pair better than JTs. These are maybe 60% of all the hands that I would raise with pre-flop.
To give you an idea, I have different strategy for each position at the table and excluding blind stealing and hands to raise with on the button with just one caller, my range goes down to QJo and KJo raised on the button with max 2 callers. AQo and KQo get folded UTG at a full table and I also fold AKo at UTG+1 if UTG makes a substantial raise. Some may find this last move overly conservative but its so easy to get caught in a squeeze in this situation.
Seeing as when I merely call pre-flop I am giving away the initiative, I then only bet into the raiser OOP post-flop when heads up and board is dry with only one card is in the playing zone, otherwise I am just hoping to hit something half decent... what I am after from you guys is a way to calculate the probabilty of actually hitting something "half decent" with say JTs or the other hands I am willing to call that pre-flop re-raise with so I can put together a plan to go into the flop when the pot is laying me the right odds.
Not much to ask eh!
I feel my pre-flop strategy is near perfect but this is the final peice of the puzzle to solve.
Just to clarify, by a decent flop I mean:
Trips ..................................................25:1 against?
Top pair ................................................ ???????
Two pair ............................................. 50:1 against?
A flush draw......................................... 8:1 against?
An outside or DBB straight draw.................... ???????
A made flush ......................................112:1 against?
A made straight....................................... ????????
A full house ........................................... ????????
Quads ...................................................????????
A straight flush ................................... 600,000:1 against? (I have seen this once on party poker)
I understand the last 5 are rare enough to be discounted but what about the chance of making AT LEAST ANY ONE of the first 5 after the flop?
LOL... I use to ALWAYS at least call a re-rasie! I think that not calling with KJo hoping to hit hard on the flop when getting 2:1 odds has saved me a fortune!
I understand this is a big ask from you guys but if someone can atleast point me in the right direction that would be a great help!
Thanks in advance as always!
Frank.
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