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The Guide to Pre-Flop (Day 6 Course Discussion)
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[QUOTE="ENRIQUE23977, post: 6696452, member: 1017015"] The effective Stack is the second lp of 78 big blinds, since our stack is the largest and we cover the MP Stack that would be the next largest. Which means that the maximum we would win or lose if we entered the hand would be approximately 23,000 chips. 1) With two limpers in early and middle position a pair of 2s is good, because it can become a monster if we flop set and if a limper has an ace and flops top pair it will be hard for villain fold and we could win a big stack. 2) Cards like 8-3s are very weak speculative cards, I don't like to come in with those cards, because you can rarely win with a flush and also if you have a superior color from a villain, we can lose a lot of our stack, because that there may be limpers with A2s+ in UTG or J9s. In addition, it does not fulfill the functions of connecting stairs because it is very separate. 87s would be very different, they can have several draws (Straight, Flush...) 3) With KQs of hearts it is Correct to Raise with two players limping. A correct raise can be 4.5 or 5bb. [/QUOTE]
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