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Hands to play UTGIs raising A9 suited+ fine utg?
Is kj suited a good raise utg? Is AJ offsuit, suited and kq offsuit, suited utg a good raise? Are you calling a raise with AJ offsuit or KQ offsuit from any position? Is it best to raise these hands utg but not call a raise with them? Should you only call a raise or reraise with AK and some high pairs?
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Of these, I would raise only AJs in a tight FR game
No, but I would 3-bet a single raiser with both if I though his hand range was sufficiently wide.
Suited broadways play well multiway. If there are likely to be several players in the hand, calling with those type of hands isn't bad.
These are good hands with great equity in most situations. I would be inclined to build as large a pot as possible with them. You write good quizzes, Bob. Nside will now tell you whether I got the answers right. Learn from your mistakes; earn from other people's
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I might raise KQ UTG in some games. Otherwise, I'm pretty much in agreement with you top to bottom.
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You'll have to spell it out for me. I don't see a contradiction. I will admit that I sometimes have difficulty understanding your questions, so perhaps we aren't on the same page.
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QQ+ is always good to reraise anyone from any position. You would obviously re-raise some raisers with far worse pairs, but QQ/KK/AA are pretty much re-raise hands against everyone in any seat.
This question skirts too many variables. AK is obviously going to be reraised in virtually every situation. AQ is very rarely going to be folded, but it would get folded in some situations, like when there are two raises in front of you or when an especially rocky player raises from EP. Against most players, you'd probably re-raise it, but if the question is would I always raise or call in every possible situation with AQ, I'd have to say no -- I will sometimes (rarely) fold it. AQs is probably the worst hand I would never fold. And even that, if a tight player raised in EP and a tighter player re-raised in MP, I'd probably let it go.
The best answer is that you should stop worrying so much about them, because they really don't make much difference to your results. The second best answer is practice.
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(For a start, how would you know he was raising 99?) Generally speaking, you call when you want to encourage other people to come along. A hand like AJ is better played HU and in position, and 3-betting a lone raiser is more likely to achieve that outcome. If I put the lone raiser on a very tight range, such as QQ+, AQ+, I would fold because AJ is on a hiding to nothing against that range.
Nor AJo. UTG there are 8 or 9 people still to act, so 8 or 9 chances that someone behind you has a better hand, and there are many better hands than A9/10. (The closer to the button you are, the fewer people are left to act, so the wider you can open raise.) UTG you will also have the disadvantage of playing out of position unless only the blinds come along. Learn from your mistakes; earn from other people's
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From UTG? 99+ AJs+ AQ+ is pretty standard from there at FR. You should aim to make a profit in every seat apart from the blinds, but the closer to BTN you are, the bigger those profits should be. Learn from your mistakes; earn from other people's
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It doesn't matter how many times you run it, they will still be two different hands.
That wasn't what I said.
I didn't say that either. I would call with it if I expected several behind me to do the same; I would reraise with it if I thought it might get me HU vs a player who is either weak or has several worse hands in his raising range; I would fold it vs a player who I think is decent and unlikely to have many worse hands in his raising range.
First in, I'd play KQ from 4 to 6 OTB, depending on the game; KQs/88 up to 8 OTB. Nside (who can play looser than me because he's better than me) might play them earlier. If others are in the pot, see previous answer. Learn from your mistakes; earn from other people's
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AJo is a terrible hand to call or re-raise with against a raise. 99 is much better, but often still a mistake.
No one should like them UTG.
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