What's a good value for VPIP in the small blind for a 6 handed game with blindstructures:
1:2
1:3
2:3
1:3 should be the lowest and 2:3 the highest, but what values can be considered ok?
What's a good value for VPIP in the small blind for a 6 handed game with blindstructures:
1:2
1:3
2:3
1:3 should be the lowest and 2:3 the highest, but what values can be considered ok?
Let's change this in a what's ur VPIP in the sb post.
I'm currently playing a 2:3 game with 33.7 VPIP in the SB. I'm really curious about this because I think my VPIP in the sb is too low.
Uh, it's impossible to answer that in a vacuum since whether you play a hand or not in the SB heavily depends on the action before you
However, in the advanced pre-flop article there are clear recommendations for SB play.
In general, with a 2/3 SB, you can play any two cards in an unraised pot!
In a raised multiway Pot, you should play it a bit tighter than the BB.
In a raised pot with just 1 villian, you should defend the 2/3 SB more loosely than the 1/2 SB.
And finally, the 1/3 SB should be played just like the button.
Originally posted by Korn
And finally, the 1/3 SB should be played just like the button.
Wow thats tight ![]()
Matthias mentioned that in his BR thread too but i guess not that tight. Q5s, Q4s, K5o, Q7o, T9o, 98o, etc are really a fold? (3/6$ is 1/3)