KJo in CO, too loose?
08-21-2017
, 10:52 AM
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We are not checking as long as we don't get resistance. I'm not saying KJo is a strong hand, I don't like it, but in general in this situation all becomes relative to villain's behavior. If he slowplay some big flopped hand .., well, ..,wtf?.. so be it. We take a note of that and look forward to trap him the next time. We put a X mark on his forehead.
On the other hand, the KJo is not a hand I would call a raise from a competent player from upfront. Without suitedness, most hands are not worth playing. A-K and A-Q are exceptions. But once you get down even to A-J, K-Q or KJ offsuit
, the big cards alone are often not strong enough to justify a play by calling a raise. That's my way of thinking, in general, but it all depends, of course, .. wtf?
On the other hand, the KJo is not a hand I would call a raise from a competent player from upfront. Without suitedness, most hands are not worth playing. A-K and A-Q are exceptions. But once you get down even to A-J, K-Q or KJ offsuit
, the big cards alone are often not strong enough to justify a play by calling a raise. That's my way of thinking, in general, but it all depends, of course, .. wtf?
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