I have the bettor and caller on random hands - I think that's wide enough. Why do you want to focus on that? The raiser and guy who called the raise are far more relevant. Reverse implied odds are far more relevant. The fact that the raise reopens the betting for the bettor and caller (caller to a lesser extent) is far more relevant. The fact there's people behind me who haven't even acted yet is more relevant.

LAG table I don't want to raise pf. There's plenty of value to be had after I flop a set - it's a LAG table. With 6 players to the flop 66 is 20% against random hands. With 7 players to the flop 66 is 17% against random hands. Give all opponents 50% ranges and equity goes down to 18% and 16%. Yeah, there's an equity edge there but equity calculations include a lot of assumptions - so who really knows how much edge you really have?

smooth call pre flop. And fold the flop.



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