I’d suggest either being patient and going up against him with strong, premium and monster hands or alternatively widening your range and going toe to toe, depending how well they play post flop.Hey guys, Ive been going on a table every Friday, and there is a guy who raises 9/10 before flop always on a cash game. How should i approach this matter?
I didn't understand your question, but what can I say, be patient, wait for a good hand and pay backI’d suggest either being patient and going up against him with strong, premium and monster hands or alternatively widening your range and going toe to toe, depending how well they play post flop.
Perhaps a combination of both using the former OOP and the latter in position would probably be good too.
Good question!Do you mean he raises 9 out of 10 hands or he raises by 9 or 10 BBs?
As long as he is first to act...play your game.Hey guys, Ive been going on a table every Friday, and there is a guy who raises 9/10 before flop always on a cash game. How should i approach this matter?
if he raises 9 hands out of 10 it's obvious he hasn't strong hand most of the time you can't be dealt 9 hands straight from 10 a good hand , so maybe 2 or 3 times he gets a good hand but in general you should play and don't afraid of his hands , i would re raise him and put pressure even more to show strength and by this kind of play you will intimidate and will get advantage of him most of the time you will be the winner good luckHey guys, Ive been going on a table every Friday, and there is a guy who raises 9/10 before flop always on a cash game. How should i approach this matter?