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 Originally Posted by EasyPoker
I always usually stick the 4xbb + X limpers rule, but there are some spots where I want to play a particular hand but don't necessarily think it's *that* raise-worthy (like connectors).
What variations on bet sizing could I employ without giving the strength (or lackof) my hand away?
I don't like the idea of pre-flop bet sizing variation based on hand strength.
sort of related though, it is pretty common to vary open raise sizing by position, 4x/3.5x in ep, 3x or even 2.5x in steal postions. I guess you could argue for 4x+1 with steal hands at either end of your range and 3x+1 for the others, dunno.
re not-so-raise-worthy hands - why do you want to play these hands? will you make money from them long term? if so, then the standard raise question answers itself, if not, then perhaps a fold is in order...
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