Small pairs OOP postflop

danwan

Joined: 04.10.2012

11.03.2016, 14:36 0

Hi.

How do you play small pairs (22-66) postflop when you call them from the BB and don´t hit the set?
What type of boards do you continue?
What kind of stats on villain do you continue to the turn?
How do you act on different type of boards vs different playertypes?

Different stats on villain:
A. High flop Cbet + high turn Cbet
B. High flop Cbet + low turn Cbet
C. High fold to flopraise
D. Low flop Cbet + high fold to turn bet when skipped cbet
E. Low WTSD %:
F. High WTSD %:

Is there other stats that might be important when you make your decision?

/Danwan

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SDK1987

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17.03.2016, 12:01 0

As cash game fish I would pretty much always fold if I didn’t hit a set against an unknown if he’s Cbetting here.

Hopefully you get also feedback of some cash gamers.

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la55i

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19.03.2016, 20:54 0

22-66 I would almost always fold if I don't hit a set OTF. We play those mainly to setmine.

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ZakYoun270

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12.04.2016, 23:24 0

I'd just check fold them all.

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axppp

Joined: 07.07.2009

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27.04.2016, 00:52 0

i would probably just check-fold the 22-66, on the other hand you probably can get creative if the board the completly unconnect and out of the range of your opponent.
something like the 5. Raggedy board that you have on 1st post

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miopoker77

Joined: 09.01.2011

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23.05.2017, 00:52 0

would almost always raise if I don't hit a set OTF. We play those mainly to setmine.

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