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$1 STT T9s in SB facing an open limp from BTN

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BTN is 45/20, Limp=29%, Af=5.0 over 20 hands.
BB is an unknown.

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NL Holdem $200(BB) Replayer
Hero ($1,710)
BB ($2,000)
UTG ($3,530)
UTG+1 ($2,100)
UTG+2 ($3,160)
CO ($2,370)
BTN ($5,130)

Dealt to Hero 9♦ T♦

fold, fold, fold, fold, BTN calls $200, Hero raises to $1,710 (AI), fold, fold

Hero shows 9♦ T♦

Hero wins $600


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Buhas
Joined: 17.07.2007

IMO you need a thighter range than normal to steal the fish limp, cause they likely limp/call more often than a normal player. So somehands that normaly were +EV vs a fish they don't.

I think my range will be QJo+,QTs,+,K9s, KJo+, A7o+, Axs, any pair.


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Luupainaja
Joined: 16.03.2010

I like it! I like more pushing this than A7o eg. I think if you push A7o you might as well push Axo, doesnt make a big difference equity wise. And i'd push Axo here anyway, because with 20% PFR he would raise A9 or AT+


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Gerovit
Joined: 16.01.2011

Originally posted by Luupainaja
I like it! I like more pushing this than A7o eg. I think if you push A7o you might as well push Axo, doesnt make a big difference equity wise. And i'd push Axo here anyway, because with 20% PFR he would raise A9 or AT+

Again +1

even if we make it more conservative and say that he would not raise hands from 10% to 20% range and assume he would call default fish range Ax, Pp-s, BDw's it is very good push.
Trapping possibility from BU is very small so we excluded top of his range.


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