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pgil
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11-21-2006, 05:48 PM
Post subject: button play
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Full House
Join Date: Jun 2005
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I am thinking about opening up my raise-calling range from the button in my regular 6-max game. I have recently tightened it quite a bit, and I feel that I am losing some value by not playing it more. there are a lot of weak tight players where I play, and I think it would be profitable to play more hands in position.
My current range is something along the lines of any pair <77/88 (the rest i am reraising), the occassional weak suited ace, A9/AT, KT-KQ, and the odd suited/unsuited connector.
I have been 3-betting light from the button lately, and it has been good.
I was considering adding in basically any 2 that are even remotely playable, and any 2 at all versus certain opps for a calling range.
obviously this depends a lot on the specific opponent, but what ranges do you typically play from the button vs. weak-tight players? calling stations? decent players? TAGs? LAGs? or does it not change very much?
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Fnord
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Some players in my game are really easy targets for floating so I mix that in (but not too often to make it obvious what I'm doing.)
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Warpe
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I like opening up my raise-calling range on the button when the hand is multi-way.
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gabe
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by Warpe
I like opening up my raise-calling range on the button when the hand is multi-way.
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but its easier to steal pots when its headsup
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