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The Guide to Pre-Flop (Day 6 Course Discussion)
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[QUOTE="SeniorTurtle, post: 5939151, member: 454162"] [b]minraise size[/b] I'm in the process of reviewing the lessons, to make sure that it sticks better inside my brain. So, I was re-reading the lesson pdf and I'm a little unclear. The pdf for today's lesson states that if the effective stack is 15-30 BB we should min-raise to 2BB. Let's take the following scenario, the HJ and CO both limp. We are on the button with QJs and our stack is 25BB. Should we raise to 2BB, or instead should we raise to 4BB (2BB min raise + 1BB for each limper)? Don't know what is the correct course of action. On one hand, if we raise to 2BB, we keep the pot small, and we are more likely to give up our hand if we don't connect with the flop. On the other hand, if we raise to 4BB and get 3 callers then the pot becomes over 15BB+ and we become committed to it due to our small stack size, but we get to punish players who limped in with worse hands. I'm assuming on the flop with the larger pot we are playing shove/fold with our hand on the flop. [/QUOTE]
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