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calling a raise in limit

  • 19-02-2006 1:58am
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    Playing 5/10 limit when i'm in the BB any time there is a raise (to $10 only - not 15) I have always called the raise as Im getting 3 to 1 on the extra 5 and so it seems to make sense. The problem is as i miss the flop 2 out of 3times on average calling the raise seems like a marginal decison. I tracked it over 2 hours play and calling the rasie with any two cards cost $65 (including subsequent bets) which leads me to believe despite the 3 to 1 odds the play is to fold unless there is some strenght in the hole cards

    what do you think?:confused:


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,696 ✭✭✭Hectorjelly


    I dont play limit but from what Ive read players usually will have some standards, ie A2 76o but not J3o or Q6.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,881 ✭✭✭bohsman


    I spent a month playing limit but played like a lunatic 3betting in that spot more often than calling, Sklansky discusses this in advanced poker, Ill have a look cant remember what he said but something along the lines of being very aggresive on the flop - youre getting 3 to 1 but the raiser is getting far better because youll call and fold on the flop x amount of the times so they can raise with garbage, but as you know this you can 3bet or do a stop and go.
    This also applies to battle of the blinds.


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