3 handed question

03-30-2008 04:37 AM #1
Ragnar4 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Sep 2005 Posts 3,184 Location Billings, Montana	3 handed question I ran into an interesting spot tonight. Whenever I was on the BB, the Button was really aggressive, playing 40% of his hands and raising about 35% of them... which seems par for the course 3-handed. The odd part, was his raises were all minraises... The question is: If he minraises... and the SB folds. As long as I'm mostly sure that he's only got overs, I'm correct to call any 2 cards here... right? What about in a 1 table SnG environment?
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03-30-2008 05:53 AM #2
Irisheyes View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Jun 2005 Posts 4,388 Location over there	Re: 3 handed question Originally Posted by Ragnar4 . As long as I'm mostly sure that he's only got overs, wat Originally Posted by Ragnar4 I'm correct to call any 2 cards here... right? Well you're getting direct pot odds but (and it's a big but) you have to remember that you're going to be OOP and without the initiative on the flop.

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03-30-2008 06:30 AM #3
Ragnar4 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Sep 2005 Posts 3,184 Location Billings, Montana	good point about being OOP.
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