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tae-g   United States. May 14 2008 13:09. Posts 1782 | | | |
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tae-g   United States. May 14 2008 13:11. Posts 1782 | | |
and KQ is also in his raising range on the flop I guess |
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tae-g   United States. May 14 2008 15:05. Posts 1782 | | |
Come on! No one wants to even randomly come in and say "WTF LOL ALLIN"? |
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TalentedTom   Canada. May 14 2008 16:07. Posts 20070 | | | |
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tae-g   United States. May 14 2008 16:32. Posts 1782 | | | |
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Jussi   Sweden. May 14 2008 16:38. Posts 62 | | |
bet/fold looks good, hes never bluffing here |
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TimDawg   United States. May 14 2008 17:15. Posts 10197 | | |
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fold preflop so you never get into these situations |
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Twisted   Netherlands. May 15 2008 05:16. Posts 10422 | | |
Stacks of all these players makes this a perfect squeeze spot. |
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traktor   Czech Republic. May 15 2008 06:16. Posts 372 | | |
| | On May 15 2008 04:16 Twisted wrote:
Stacks of all these players makes this a perfect squeeze spot. |
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Oly   United Kingdom. May 15 2008 07:25. Posts 3585 | | |
As played, lead/fold is fine. It's pretty impossible to get allin more than slightly ahead here. Calling is out of the question as if you flat, almost any turn will lead you to make big big mistakes oop, and he'll have monster equity whatever he has that you'd be giving a free card to.
Squeeze or fold preflop every time I'd say. |
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tae-g   United States. May 15 2008 10:18. Posts 1782 | | |
Thank you for responding to the hand as played. |
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PandaSaurus   Australia. May 15 2008 11:03. Posts 1651 | | |
As played I think maybe a check/raise could be better.
By betting here you have to pretty much fold to any raise unless he's really crazy. I think leading your hand is turning it into a bluff, whereas a check/raise line looks much stronger (but also turning your hand into a bluff as you say).
Looking at villain's range though, there aren't a lot of hands he should be folding here (if your range is accurate).
I think both leading and check/raising are fine, but the hand is definitely a fold. His play indicates he isn't folding so I don't have any dramas with it. |
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tarath   United States. May 16 2008 14:49. Posts 101 | | |
c/r is much much better for the reasons panda gave. |
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