I have looked at the strategy for SSS and I know I am a dozy git, but I cant find where it says treat a min raise as a limper.
I thought all raises min or what are raises and some hands you have to fold to these raises. i.e. AQ AJ KQ TT-77 whatever your position.
So please put me out of my misery and tell me where it says this. ♦
Cheers
I know on BSS it says treat minraises as regular raises, not sure about SSS? I'm guessin its the same
Sometimes you can treat a min-raise as a limper, specially when holding a strong hand like AQ or TT, or when being in late position or the blinds.
But be careful, some people min-raise only AA and KK, get reads if they do that. Most people will min-raise with any A, some others tend to min-raise low PP, so you will be ahead most of times. ♦
Originally posted by p0kerQT
I know on BSS it says treat minraises as regular raises, not sure about SSS? I'm guessin its the same
Thats where I read it then - new I had, so this is different for SSS then?
I need one of the top judges views on this please ♦
