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11 Aug 2008
Looking like there may be a HUGE overlay. I will play if there is one. Who else is in?
7 Jul 2008
I'm having trouble playing against limp button donks. They just limp their button, majority of the time with a playable hand but not a strong hand. I know taking the lead in the hand is crucial so I raise them with any ace, "20" hand, etc. but I find myself betting OOP with nothing but air and my opponent just flat calling and check raising either the flop if they get a piece or on the turn/river if they flop a monster.

I tend to lose against these playin' styles. And some really good players use this style against me. How do you play against them?
16 Jun 2008
I've been on a tear recently playing 6 Max although I do think I have one major leak that needs fixing. When HU and you are in the SB, what should you do with Ax unsuited, high suited connectors (10 9 or 9 8 suited), pairs, etc. I've tried a variety of things, raising with them, limping with them and then usually calling a raise out of position, limp reraising with them or a combination of all three depending on how well the player knows me and how well I know the player. I know you should mix up your play but what should you do the majority of the time?

I find by limping, I am constantly reraised by the BB as it is important to take the lead preflop especially HU and tend to check fold if I miss the flop entirely.

I find by raising, I am called more than 60% of the time and am betting out of position and usually raised on the flop with the opponent's holdings being overcards, second pair, bottom pair or sometimes even nothing and I tend to put in more money than I should in a small pot.

Right now, I am limping more than raising especially if I don't know the player.

My image is pretty solid as my VPIP is around 27%. My PokerTracker stats say I'm playing my blinds really well as my BB/Hand for the SB is -0.09 and for the BB is -0.11 on a small sample of hands (12,000 hands).

What do you do with these hands and am I playing them right for my image?
19 Nov 2007
Search EskaborReturns. Either drunk or high. Going all in every hand on $1/$2 NL Omaha H/L. Made $700 off him.
3 Feb 2007
Anyone up for a $100 Coinflip?
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