question about 74o

Originally Posted by LawDude

Originally Posted by Carroters

Originally Posted by Nutty McMutt

Originally Posted by LawDude

Bottom line, unless you know your fold equity is close to 100 percent, fold this.

Hence the mentioning of a nitty 100% fold to steal of the person you're stealing from.

Hands like 74o is pushing it though. If you do get called, don't continue with less than 2P+ obv.

If I'm stealing with a hand as weak as 74o, I'm defo not giving up every pot unless I flop 2 pair+. We're obv still c-betting favourable boards. I'm not ever doing it in the first place though unless he's a huge nit.

That's correct. As I said, I really don't like steals from the small blind with 74o. But if you are going to do it, c-betting is absolutely essential. Indeed, there are lots of players whose concept of "blind defense" consists of calling the pre-flop raise, hoping to hit something on the flop, and giving up if they don't.

I thought c-betting was obvious enough not to mention it... what I meant was not continuing after the flop w/o 2pair+ or an OESD. I forget this is the BC.

This whole conversation is stupid anyhow. I mean c'mon, we're talking about 74o.

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08-24-2009 07:28 PM #18
Guest	Originally Posted by LawDude Originally Posted by Carroters Originally Posted by Nutty McMutt Originally Posted by LawDude Bottom line, unless you know your fold equity is close to 100 percent, fold this. Hence the mentioning of a nitty 100% fold to steal of the person you're stealing from. Hands like 74o is pushing it though. If you do get called, don't continue with less than 2P+ obv. If I'm stealing with a hand as weak as 74o, I'm defo not giving up every pot unless I flop 2 pair+. We're obv still c-betting favourable boards. I'm not ever doing it in the first place though unless he's a huge nit. That's correct. As I said, I really don't like steals from the small blind with 74o. But if you are going to do it, c-betting is absolutely essential. Indeed, there are lots of players whose concept of "blind defense" consists of calling the pre-flop raise, hoping to hit something on the flop, and giving up if they don't. I thought c-betting was obvious enough not to mention it... what I meant was not continuing after the flop w/o 2pair+ or an OESD. I forget this is the BC. This whole conversation is stupid anyhow. I mean c'mon, we're talking about 74o.