This means you should be attempting to steal a lot less, so you can no longer profitably open many of the worst hands in your range. The BTN has less incentive to fold than a normal big blind or small blind does because he has position. Postflop as played, there isn't much else you can do. Normally not an iso, but vs this specific villain type, maybe. I feel like our hand is going to have 2 live cards, at least 1 over, and possibly 2 overs a fair amount of the time vs, and villains will whiff flop fairly often too. I actually don't hate an iso though if we are very confident in our postflop play. Even if button straddle folds, v2 will call a fair amount and v3 will call behind a fair amount, and even though v2 and v3 are playing terrible and we are in position, being multiway sucks.Īll things considered, I think limping behind is the play. But even if we do iso, button straddles tend to cold call iso raises fairly wide, then v2 and v3 will overcall a lot, and being OOP + multiway is not great. On the other hand, if we limp behind, we are forced to play OOP to at least the button and possibly more players. At the same time, I typically want to be isoing fairly tight vs 2 limpers. I would like to get involved in pots with V2 and V3. What is the rake structure like? Interesting spot pre. He won $250 for the single-card straight-flush promotion with an A8o. He’s open-limping, limp-calling preflop, and calling bets with bad hands to showdown. He’s a cheerful sixty-five year and has enjoyed at least seven drinks. After the table was talking about a game with a 72o bonus, he limp-called preflop and got called on a massive river bluff with air, showing 82o. He seems stuck in adolescence: his poor hygiene reflects poor self-control and absent self-reflection. He looks fifteen but is probably twenty-five.

V2 (220) is a weak pimply loose passive with greasy hair. He made a massive bluff on the river with ace-high with a busted flush draw and got called. I wonder if I should have just folded this hand preflop. TJo is in my opening range for the CO but not the HJ.

I’m trying to shed old nit habits and bet the bottom of my range, which I sometimes still just fold.

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