what is your limp range OTB when you have to post 1/3 of a blind?
3 limpers to you. you have to post 1/3 of a blind in the dark.
what is your limp range?
asking because widening it seems to get me trouble postflop but then i also feel stupid folding.
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I would play any two suited, anything that can make a straight except weak 2/3 gappers, k5o+… I mean pretty wide but not 100% of hands wide.
This isn't really that big of a discount, and the blinds can still raise. I wouldn't loosen up very much compared to normal.
This isn't really that big of a discount, and the blinds can still raise. I wouldn't loosen up very much compared to normal.
We might have completely different definitions of what a big discount from the button is. You’re saying that if you had a 33% discount on the button every time you played you would act no differently? That has to be completely incorrect imo.
We might have completely different definitions of what a big discount from the button is. You’re saying that if you had a 33% discount on the button every time you played you would act no differently? That has to be completely incorrect imo.
I didn't say no difference, but not nearly as much as you seem to think.
I certainly wouldn't be playing something like K5o.
I currently play in a forward moving button game where occasionally someone leaves on their button so I will pay the small blind (half the big blind) on my button. I still don't play anything like a big+little offsuit hand.
I didn't say no difference, but not nearly as much as you seem to think.
I certainly wouldn't be playing something like K5o.
I currently play in a forward moving button game where occasionally someone leaves on their button so I will pay the small blind (half the big blind) on my button. I still don't play anything like a big+little offsuit hand.
Give me a 33% discount to play against people who won’t attack dead money I’m going to be playing pretty wide