Two New Fixed Limit Articles
More content for our Fixed Limit players! A gold article on cold calling & overlimping and a platinum article on check/raising the river with initiative aim at extending your strategic repertoire!
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When can you cold-call or over-limp? |
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While cold calls are usually reserved for weak opponents, there are certain situations in which they might qualify as the correct play. This article deals with identifying spots in which it is ok to coldcall or overlimp.
Quote from the articles: "Cold-calling and over-limping a limper, along with open-limping before the flop, are usually reserved for the fish at the table and despised by experienced players. In general you should stick to the pre-flop principle of fold-or-raise against a limper; or fold-or 3-bet against a pre-flop raise.
In some situations, however, it can be wise to over-limp before the
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Check/Raise River With Initiative |
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You will often find yourself having bet both flop and turn on the river with a hand that is not strong enough for a value bet but too strong for a bluff. Your usual line is therefore to check/fold or check/call. Only having these two lines, however, is poorly balanced and allows your opponents to exploit you by make thin value bets or by bluffing you in the right spots. By integrating the check/raise river line into your repertoire you make villan think twice about making thin value bets against you in future situations.
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"Check/raise with initiative is an alternative to value betting. You The obvious danger is that your opponent will check behind with a hand that he would have called a bet with, and you miss out on value. You should therefore use this line when you believe there are more hands that the opponent would bet with if you check, but fold or only call a raise with, than he would both call a bet with and bet with himself if you check."
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