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obender   United States. Jul 04 2008 23:23. Posts 75 | | | |
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jmurdah   United States. Jul 04 2008 23:56. Posts 103 | | | |
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donjuako   Benin. Jul 05 2008 00:06. Posts 211 | | |
I dont know man Im not an elite player and actually Im kinda bad but I will like to comment and hopefully hear what good players have to say.
1st when you pick up TT on UTG whats your though process? I really dont like raising it and then folding to a re raise or a shove. If I raise this most of the time Im willing to call a shove unless I know the player who shoved is ultra nitty or I have a sick read
Also if you call, what read do you have on your opponent? can you out play him post flop? or do you feel uncomfortable playing out of position?
Im a tight player, and if I raise this I do it to at least 4x
so in short words, if I rather muck pf than raising and and folding to a re raise
but then again you have a pretty healthy stack size so folding and waiting for a better spot could be good
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obender   United States. Jul 05 2008 00:59. Posts 75 | | |
The SB & BB have ~14k chips and M's of less than 5
I would like to either take down the blinds or stack these shorties
What I don't want to do is play an allin pot with a bigstack who had no business entering the pot without a premium hand
Logically, what hands could he possibly reraise utg+1 given utg raise and shortstacks in blinds?
Most likely im either facing two overs or an over pair
- dont like my cumulative probability for winning this hand
No reason to risk playing a large pot OOP with my stack size
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jmurdah   United States. Jul 05 2008 01:15. Posts 103 | | |
i agree with you. why make this post though? it seems fairly obvious to me unless you have a sick read. |
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donjuako   Benin. Jul 05 2008 02:40. Posts 211 | | |
actually I agree with your point now, but then you think since you raised UTG thats means strong, any of the blinds would shove over you? |
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TT1   Canada. Jul 05 2008 02:52. Posts 465 | | |
lesson 1 in deep tournament play: snipe shortstakes |
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obender   United States. Jul 05 2008 12:33. Posts 75 | | |
| | On July 05 2008 00:15 jmurdah wrote:
i agree with you. why make this post though? it seems fairly obvious to me unless you have a sick read. |
You are right. I should not have made this post. I am still a n00b & feel bad folding pocket pairs. |
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zooted420   United States. Jul 05 2008 12:51. Posts 40 | | |
donjuako, lol, are you serious? You're hilarous! This is a definite fold. |
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zooted420   United States. Jul 05 2008 12:52. Posts 40 | | |
and how the hell could you think of open folding 1010, lol you're a joke, donjuako. |
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BigRed0000   United States. Jul 05 2008 13:03. Posts 3554 | | |
raise/fold is fine here unless you have a read that he's tilting/insane/bad enough to 3b/call there with 77-99 or AT+ |
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donjuako   Benin. Jul 05 2008 18:22. Posts 211 | | |
well I never said I was good, and I stated that in my post. Whats the forum made for? learning no? I was not giving advice I was stating my thought process, and I wanted opinions from good players. Why do you have to get offensive? geez
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nutshot   United States. Jul 06 2008 03:29. Posts 4539 | | |
| | On July 05 2008 01:52 TT1 wrote:
lesson 1 in deep tournament play: snipe shortstakes |
raise/fold is fine here
and im not sure if the quoted post was a joke or something, but it actually brings up a decent learning point: a better strategy in deep tournament play is to target the middle stacks of like 15-20 bb.
im talking about when we're stealing, not when we have a legit hand like 1010.
reason being that shorties will be desperate and most of the time you raise and they ship in 8-10 bb, we're committed to calling... and big stacks are annoying and will just call too much since they have 20-40bb especially if we make it 2.5bb like we should. the middle stacks are comfortable enough where they dont need to make a move, and they dont have so many chips where calling with a dumb hand pf won't hurt their stack.
sort of a random thought but i figured it could be helpful to the way some newer tournament players think about late game situations |
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ya generally this is a raise fold situation, call against some stack sizes/ some players, but that's read dependant. DEFINITELY raise 1010 utg, it's a great hand.. |
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p-halt   United States. Jul 10 2008 01:28. Posts 345 | | |
it depends, ikd fold alot here |
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chris   United States. Jul 11 2008 15:07. Posts 5511 | | |
i like it. he knows you aren't opening utg weak, and he didn't bluff -shove, so i think he picked up a real hand there.
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chris   United States. Jul 11 2008 15:29. Posts 5511 | | |
its almost as if he is trying to trick you into thinking you have FE if you shoved |
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JYang   United States. Jul 11 2008 23:24. Posts 2669 | | |
ez fold imo unless ur reads are good |
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