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  1. #1

    Default Late Positions is Awesome

    Full table.
    Crap player calls UTG
    Tight player calls in mp1 with KQ (maybe suited, who cares)
    two more callers

    You are on the button with KJ-KT, raise the pot. KQ folds here, crap player with K7 calls. You take his money over a period of time.

    KQ folds here, awesome. See how awesome this is?
    you cant handle the truth!
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    Default Re: Late Positions is Awesome

    Quote Originally Posted by bearing
    Full table.
    Crap player calls UTG
    Tight player calls in mp1 with KQ (maybe suited, who cares)
    two more callers

    You are on the button with KJ-KT, raise the pot. KQ folds here, crap player with K7 calls. You take his money over a period of time.

    KQ folds here, awesome. See how awesome this is?
    oh my god...what is going on here.
    "Been gone so long, forgot how to poker"
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    Default Re: Late Positions is Awesome

    Quote Originally Posted by Chicago_Kid
    Quote Originally Posted by bearing
    Full table.
    Crap player calls UTG
    Tight player calls in mp1 with KQ (maybe suited, who cares)
    two more callers

    You are on the button with KJ-KT, raise the pot. KQ folds here, crap player with K7 calls. You take his money over a period of time.

    KQ folds here, awesome. See how awesome this is?
    oh my god...what is going on here.
    ditto. i read that over 3-4 times and am still confused.
    AWOL.
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    yea position rocks. Now breathe lol
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    ya xcept when aware player with KQ realizes, "hmmm he might be making a position play with a hand I dominate like KJ or KT, ok I'll call"

    Flop: K22 rainbow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Renton
    ya xcept when aware player with KQ realizes, "hmmm he might be making a position play with a hand I dominate like KJ or KT, ok I'll call"

    Flop: K22 rainbow.
    Donkey from middle position with 23 suited stacks you both.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AHiltz
    Donkey from middle position with 23 suited stacks you both.
    nh
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    Quote Originally Posted by bearing
    KQ folds here, awesome. See how awesome this is?
    Fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice, um...ummm - I'm coming in raising and daring you to 3 bet. At least it will get that pesky donkey's 23 suited out of the pot.
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    how many players really fold kq to a raise? if your raising limpers with kt then good luck sir cos youll probably need it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SinkRox
    how many players really fold kq to a raise? .
    I do. About 10 times a day.

    Quote Originally Posted by SinkRox
    if your raising limpers with kt then good luck sir cos youll probably need it.
    I do. About 10 times a day.
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    If it's a single limper, he sucks and I can have my way with him, then I'm raising a lot worse than KTo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Renton
    Quote Originally Posted by SinkRox
    how many players really fold kq to a raise? .
    I do. About 10 times a day.

    Quote Originally Posted by SinkRox
    if your raising limpers with kt then good luck sir cos youll probably need it.
    I do. About 10 times a day.
    Another one here.
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    unfortunately the next time i raise its with AK and the flop is again K22
    you cant handle the truth!
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    i know we often fold kq to a raise, but most others dont.. but i guess if theyre willing to call with less than kt then its worth raising kt. Although this is just something i dont do often cos I could see myself building a big pot and loosing to kj,jq.
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    Well you gotta be careful who you do it to. If im at a table of loose-passive calling stations then im just value betting.

    The times im raising KT are when I want to punish a weak limp, hopefully pick up the pot preflop or have some pretty strong outs if I get a call. If he flat calls its usually a PP anyway so I can cbet an AKQ and he folds, but he doesnt believe me if I hit my T and he calls down. I like raising 9Ts late for the same reason (but only against specific players). They call you down with 88 when you hit the 9 or T, fold when you miss on an A or K (sometimes Q,J)high flop and you only have to let them have it if it comes all low cards.

    edit: Just to make it super clear, I am only doing this to specific players, and even then its rare. If I hit the 9 or T I make small value bets to the river and ill fold it to strength. Im only interested in winning small pots with these hands (unless I hit my straight or flush), im not going to waste time losing a big one.
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    "You are on the button with KJ-KT, raise the pot. KQ folds here, crap player with K7 calls. You take his money over a period of time. "

    this is bastardized version of a squeeze play. the difference being you dont want them both to fold because you magically know that you have the first caller dominated.
    'If you think a weakness can be turned into a strength, I hate to tell you this, but that's another weakness. '
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    try raising non-dominated hands like 56s rather than KTo
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