When playing SSS, you can't play some hands after a raise preflop, and a bet postflop.
So 2 questions:
1. You raise pre-flop, missed, and will usually bluff bet vs one opponent for 2/3 the pot. But your opponent (usually a blind) bets 1BB into the 10BB (usually) or so pot. Do you ignore the bet and continue as usual?
2. Do you ignore min-raises and just treat them as 2 limpers? Or do you fold and treat them as a legit raise?
I play BSS but I think some aspects are the same.
Preflop minraise is more a raise than limp. If you take these as limp, you have to have some read, that he never limps or he varies his preflop raise based on his hand. Some players minraise always all hands, in FTP you can take UTG minraise as monster (FTP academy teaches this betsize).
I ignore minbetting on flop. I dont know, what they are thinking, but I usually make my Cbet even after minbet donk. Minbet on flop is often some cheap bluff, or they think that they must bet something or ...
