5-max game. LJ limps, and both CO and BTN limps behind. I'm the the SB with AJs and 115bb effective stack. Should I raise or call with this hand? The limpers range consists of all kinds of trash hands like K4o etc. What size should I raise to?
Maybe smart to post a hand history of the hand next time. It makes it easier to discuss about it, but most of the time I would raise like 4bb+1bb per limper in the SB on NL2. This time a raise of 14c looks fine to me.
Cheers,
SDK1987
For this purpose I have the "pot-button" active in my pokerstars client. If you use that, all the dead money of the limpers is accounted for and also the fact that we are OOP.
I don't exactly know how "pot" is calculated but it's pretty similar to the 14, SDK suggests.
No calling from the sb with AJs @ NL2, man. Definitely not 3 handed. Once again, all some of you have to do is upgrade your account and study the videos here. Boom - You won't have to ask questions like this anymore.
We should be raising here and raising big. 4BB+1BB per every limper+1BB because we are OOP postflop!
Would you guys still raise the same 4bb+1bb per limper on NL5 as well? Is there any difference in NL2 and NL5 in this regard?
Originally posted by CucumbaMan
Would you guys still raise the same 4bb+1bb per limper on NL5 as well? Is there any difference in NL2 and NL5 in this regard?
In confidant91’s coachings, I saw him using 4BB + 1BB per limper at NL10, so I would say so.
Originally posted by CucumbaMan
Would you guys still raise the same 4bb+1bb per limper on NL5 as well? Is there any difference in NL2 and NL5 in this regard?
It doesn't matter which level you play, it's about giving the right odds to your co-players and having them pay enough to see a flop.