Sykes

You seem way too passive to me. You need to push your hands more.

What limit is this? You're seriously straining yourself too hard for what should be an automatic robot play.

Don't 3-bet, fold the flop.You're only beating AQs/o against a solid player.

Sorry, but raising the minimum in NL when in the BB is quite retarded. You're absolutely correct. If there are 5 limpers in the pot and you have AA in the BB, the standard raise is about the size of the pot, maybe more. You really do not stragglers in the pot when you have a premium hand.

I don't understand what you're talking about. In limit, it's quite obvious you're not folding for one more bet. But the BB raises because he has a great hand (QQ,AK,AQs,AJs,KK,AA) to get more money in the pot and to have the limpers pay more money for their less than spectualer (sp) hands.In NL however, it's the same thing. The BB raises to get you limpers out. While you may call a $2 bet when playing 1/2 NL, will you call a $15 raise with 75s? I do not think so. Hence accomplishings BB

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ty1384

Fight Club

You should fold. Here's the reason. You have mid pair with an overcard. To call here you need a minimum of 9 to 1 odds to continue with this hand. In this situation, you are only getting 5 to 1 odds. Also, it would not matter if the 4c was a 4s since a backdoor flush draw is not even a factor here.

My opinion is that I would never lay down KK online unless I knew the guy's betting pattern with AA 100%. In real life, It's a little easier to lay down KK due to the tells they give off. The highest pair I've laid down pre-flop online is QQ to KK when a rock came over the top on my raise to go all-in.

Look like you're going to have to move over because there can only be one true king. 8)

Is there a book you would reccomend for those trying to learn how to play Omaha 8/b? I'm highly intrested in learning the game since the Omaha 8/b at the casino where I live is super soft (although filled with maniac players capping pre-flop with KK59).