tehb1987
Rock Star
Silver Level
It all depends on the stage of the game, as well as its format.
Tournament, sit & go, cash... Not only position plays a role. But the stage in which the game takes place. In your question there is little initial data
Tournament, sit & go, cash... Not only position plays a role. But the stage in which the game takes place. In your question there is little initial data
swoopdonk
Rock Star
Silver Level
From the SB or BB in unraised pots, I usually call/limp. From the SB/BB in raised pots, I usually fold to a legitimate raise. Depending who the adversary is I might reraise if I consider I can steal it. :bandit:
TheDude6622
Legend
Silver Level
AJ is basically the very close relative to KQ. It looks really good but a lot of hands beat it. With that being said, if the opener is a tight player, it's an easy fold. If the opener opens a lot of hands, easy call or even 3-bet. If you're on the bubble, you can definitely fold it if you're trying to make it to the money.
Just a lot of different situations calls for different actions. There's no 100% right way to play the hand.
Just a lot of different situations calls for different actions. There's no 100% right way to play the hand.
Andrew Popov
Legend
Bronze Level
In most cases, it will be right to raise a small 2BB or 2.5 BB.
Of course, this does not apply to tournaments and SnG in the bubble position. Here the size of the stack and your position in the standings are of great importance.