Something that seems to be lost in this thread regarding the KK hand - Mason said. "
It’s an extreme example, but we want to start with it to show how different many of the strategies in this book are and to give you an idea of how different, in some situations, our approach to maximizing your expectation"
I think we can all agree that it is extreme.
Reading this thread gave me the itch to take a road trip and dabble in some low stakes live NLH. Then it happened, limpers ahead of me, and I have KK.
Do I try the Limon strategy of 13x, the Sklansky strategy of calling, or my strategy.... which is... just go all in. My table image for the past hour is that I was willing to mix it up, play a lot of hands, and if you've read my username, I probably played those very hands poorly.
Given my table image, and given my previous comments in this thread. I couldn't do it. Flatting KK is just not in my DNA.
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Anecdotal. Sure, but I'm not trying to make a living playing this game.