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Three players have limped for 2 each. Hero is in the Small Blind with K ♠ J ♠. How should Hero's isolation strategy change compared to being on the Button in the same spot?
- Hero should isolate wider to compensate for the 0.5 bb already 'invested' in the pot.
- Hero should always limp behind to preserve a high SPR and navigate post-flop.
- Hero should increase the raise size to 10 bb to maximize immediate fold equity.
- Hero should tighten the isolation range significantly due to being out of position post-flop.
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