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 Originally Posted by Fnord
Originally Posted by EricE
My rules for calling raises (same stakes).
Must have position on the raiser.
Must hold T9 or other similar SC.
That’s it. All others are reraise situations.
I play bigger, but this topic has been the subject a lots of thinking lately. Why do you think this? What do you gain with a re-raise or fold approach? What's great about a hand like 65s facing a raise when you have position, and how do player profiles fit into that sort of decision?
Re-raising pre-flop in NL vs Limit is very different because you re-open yourself up to a big 4-bet you can't call and also because so much money goes in post-flop.
On the other hand, if you meant…”Is there some merit to reraising with AJ here”. Well, I am still thinking about that but I think the value is minimal. Contemplating…
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