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Texas Holdem 6 max Cold Calling Pre flop
When playing texas holdem you should be cold calling raises very
rarely. Nothing changes in 6 max. In fact it is less likely to be
correct to cold call, you should be 3 betting to take control
of the hand and hopefully get the pot heads up, with you
having the advantage of position. Cold calling is generally weak
play and you will rarely be correct to cold call. On
the button with a couple of players already in the hand and a reraise
unlikely it can be worth cold calling with low pocket pairs or hands
like QJs, JTs. Relevant ReadingHow to beat "the sponge" (psuedo long). A sponge is a player to your left that cold-calls a lot, peels the flop and then bets the turn often enough to be annoying if you check to him. These were the kind of plays that some posters thought might be worth experimenting in the above thread. This thread looks at how ways to combat that style of play if someones doing excessively. From a thread "For those who tired from SH" Includes some discussion on cold calling by Peter_Rus. In his last post of the thread he gives examples of cold calling with AJ's. Cold calling standards A9s Cold call twice in one hand Cold-calling
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