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Originally Posted by Nade  First hand that intrigued me was when you had K3s on the button and thought about calling the big re-raise. The only reason i can think of calling there would be for implied odds as it was against the big stack but you say "If it was against any of the others id have peeled off the flop"
The others have about the same stack size as you so i can't see the logic in calling that amount to see the flop on a tight table with that hand. Having very little experience of short handed games i'm not sure if that would be standard play or not but from what i know of the 25/50 full ring games you just have to stay out of making tough decisions by staying tight and if you call here and flop comes rainbow K high you could be taken right down to value town by KQ or whatever. Simply for me K3s easy fold to re-raise unless you're insisting on the implied odds. |
This is 7 minutes in to the video
I'm getting 2-1 and I have position - if I think if it's against someone who will defend their blind, is capable of doing it with any two, then I can see a flop? I agree I cant see a flop as liberally as I suggest, at the spur of the moment
, in the video.
I'm raising from the button. I'm weak. The guy on the button knows I can be weak ..... he can make that move with quite a wide range
Having said that, I think you're right and I should fold the huge majority of the time....