Blind War

[wellalmeida]

Does anyone have a TIP about Blind War content?

 

[Spielkind]

Play ABC Poker--only strong hands or when u see the flop for nothing

 

[Leandro6803]

Come on, limp with hands of different suits disconnected like, 57o, A3o, K4o.
And hands of the same suit ranging from 9 to A can raise 3x the blind, for example KTs, AQs and J9s. This strategy I always use.

 

[amonlima]

Blind war are the most difficult spots to play because they have wide ranges, that said, try to play more passively if you don't have knowledge in this situation, it's always good to look for content to study the spots, pre flop and post flop

 

[SPANKYSN]

Limping in the small blind with nothing results in your having fewer chips when you land that monster hand.

 

[Alex Houngan]

When stealing blinds, it's important to be cautious and pay attention to the players behind you and their playing style. It's tough to take blinds from an aggressive player, as they are more likely to defend their blinds with a wide range of hands. Attempting to steal from them too often can result in negative outcomes and unnecessary losses.

 

[sibkaz]

It's easier to reset than to pay later...)

 

[besttest11]

Blind wars are all about pressure, position, and opponent tendencies. Since ranges are wide, aggression is often rewarded. The more you study and practice these situations, the better you'll become at exploiting weaker players.

 

[phuchoidey1]

I think just lucky only

 

[s0ftdumps]

Come on, limp with hands of different suits disconnected like, 57o, A3o, K4o.
And hands of the same suit ranging from 9 to A can raise 3x the blind, for example KTs, AQs and J9s. This strategy I always use.

In my opinion, limping is rarely useful unless someone has been playing with you for a while and you need to adjust strategies.

 

[dorsk]

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[MK_]

A lot of free content on YouTube, take your pick👍

 

[phuchoidey1]

I think blind war is not good if you don’t have really strong hand

 

[dannystanks]

In tournament play SB vs BB is a lot of fun! It’s going to be the 2 biggest ranges battling each other. You don’t need a good hand here, there is no such thing. You need skills. You need to know how this other player plays. You only have this one person to beat. This is what poker is all about, getting to outplay someone. Well here is our chance, go for it and have fun!
The chances that you will be in this spot is pretty high so it’s best to study and become an expert at it.

 

[85champ07]

There is some good content out there i am sure. Blind wars can lead to bluffing/traps more often. Both SB and BB can have very wide ranges here. If your opponent is overly aggressive I would rather fold in SB as they will push hard no matter what, often getting lucky or slow playing for value. If BB re-raises after a limp in expect either a monster, a tighter range player, or a full bluff with air. Depends on how they perceive your action. If you have been aggressive they may take it slower, but be careful.

 

[CaioRJ]

Blind War are a big trap, much player are eliminated in MTT at this time, play it with much caution, bet light and only if you are full assurance
If you are confused or scared, fold your hand

 

[istbno]

In blind wars, the key is aggression, position awareness, and selective hand play. From the small blind, raise aggressively with strong hands (high suited connectors, broadway cards, and pocket pairs) and avoid limping. Steal blinds with a wider range if opponents are weak. From the big blind, defend with a wider range, including suited connectors and small pairs, and consider re-raising with strong hands like K-Q suited or pocket pairs. Post-flop, be aggressive, as opponents often have weak ranges. Adjust your strategy based on opponents' tendencies and stack sizes, staying patient and focused on exploiting opportunities without getting too attached to weak hands.