anyrag_dipscat

All good thoughts, although I'm not confident enough in my abilities to play K7s in any situation except blind stealing.

darbday

if the button is tight then it is blind stealing....

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I think I'll just get it in bad here and chalk it up to variance.

ReefAquarium

Like they say, "It depends"

I'm hesitant to give advice preflop because it's better to not follow a robot strategy, but if someone put a gun to my head and asked for a "good enough" until I learn how to think strategy...


I open about 40%+ of my hands in the button,
AX
22+
offsuit connected 76+
suited connectors 5+
suited 1 gappers 5+
suited 2 gappers 6+
suited 3 gappers 7+
any two Offsuited cards T+
any two suited cards 9+
Other crap...


I open about less than 10% of hands in early position.

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compuease

My favorite...

ReefAquarium

Agreed. The hidden message here is you're betting your position... if the situation is right you don't need to even look at your cards. Look left and if the blinds look like they don't like their hands when they pre-peek, bet and take it down without looking. Or online if the blinds are something like 10/7 that folds to a steal 80+% bet any two cards.

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Vekked

Def your hand sample is too small. I think you need at least 10-15k for your PFR stats to start being reasonably close. I'm guessing there's a good chance that there's a deviation in your CO raise but no button or HJ, cuz that doesn't really make much sense, lol. Anyways, fwiw I snap open stuff like T7s/96s/85s/75s in the CO, any better suited connector than those def, any broadways, any suited ace, A9o+. I think that's a relatively standard-looser opening range, looks like ~27%, but I def open more like 35-40% if the blinds are fish or I don't expect to get 3-bet light ever.

anyrag_dipscat

Thanks to everyone for their input.

Vekked, when you say 10K to 15K hands, do you mean that many hands overall or that many hands in each position?

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