I had a lot of min raises on somewhat scary flops against me in 25NL. 3 in a half hour span this morning. At 10 NL this means strength but I'm wondering if at these stakes people use min raises as bluffs?
01-11-2006 06:39 PM
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01-11-2006 06:46 PM
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01-11-2006 06:51 PM
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01-11-2006 07:01 PM
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01-11-2006 07:02 PM
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Yeah, usually they want a call. | |
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01-11-2006 07:15 PM
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This bet also confuses me. It could mean many things, extreme strength, extreme weakness, or trying to see the next card for cheap. At 25NL it is used for all 3. I guess you could reraise to better define what they have. Could be an expensive play though. I love when someone min. bets with 2 pair or set and I have a draw (OESD or flush). This is one of the few times to get really good pot odds and win a big pot. I have recently thought about putting this into my game, but just can't bring myself to do it. If I am betting it is going to take away pot odds from the opponent. I am interested in hearing if other players here use this play. | |
01-11-2006 07:18 PM
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01-11-2006 07:22 PM
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01-11-2006 07:23 PM
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01-11-2006 07:25 PM
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01-12-2006 02:47 AM
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01-13-2006 03:24 PM
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Test 1 (please ignore everything excpet the min raise) : | |
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01-13-2006 03:43 PM
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I fall for that one all the time. You bet out, he minraises saying “do you really have a J or are you jacking me?”, you put in a serious reraise saying “yes, I really have a J”, he folds. NH |
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01-13-2006 04:00 PM
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minraise as someone already pointed out is not something you should treat generically, you have to consider the context in which it happens. |