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 Originally Posted by Miffed22001
why minraise when you can raise it up for real and still build a bigger pot?
to let me open up my range, to get way more action on later streets and to have opps think I'm crazy. The only real requirements are the ability to fold on the turn and to avoid tilt when the player you have inspired to call your shove manages to suck out.
It's still an experiment at the moment, first 2.5k hands have been 28-19-4.5 and 14BB/100...
Originally Posted by Deanglow
Minraising preflop is never a good idea unless you are building a pot with 22 UTG or something.
What about stuff like 9Js from button. It's a crazy fun high variance style and I'm liking it
Originally Posted by Chopper
why string four guys along with KK when you can get one to come for the same buck-fitty?
cos playing like this really messes with a lot of players. Nothing wrong with min-raise KK from UTG then min re-raise the almost guaranteed big raise from button. All about mixing it up. This little experiment was inspired by your complaints about min-raises in other threads.
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