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BIGlou83   United States. Dec 02 2008 15:02. Posts 305 | | | |
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dejokah   . Dec 02 2008 15:13. Posts 189 | | |
Kinda of a ruff spot OOP i don't think calling is a good line.
In NL10 this is insta shove by me since there is not much action PF it's very likely he has JJ or trying to take with air, but this is NL25 and you guys are deep so i'm not sure curious to see what other people have to say about this. |
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shaneomac   United States. Dec 02 2008 15:25. Posts 4245 | | |
raise to @ least 1.50-1.75 maybe even 2 dollars preflop given ur deep with the two people who limped. that said being oop and the fact u handcuffed urself with ur preflop raise, i would fold this. this is a lot easier if u raise more preflop. |
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There's no way I fold here .....22-44 maybe 66-99 JJ highly likely FD maybe a ten not so much get it in |
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shaneomac   United States. Dec 02 2008 16:12. Posts 4245 | | |
well stats would help to give us an idea of what kind of player these guys are. can u give anymore information OP?
i doubt 22-44 would do this deep, and 66-99 would just flatcall the flop, there is no reason for them to raise. |
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edzwoo   United States. Dec 02 2008 16:27. Posts 5911 | | |
Vs most I fold because this is a pretty nasty spot 200bbs deep. This is very read dependent though. |
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BIGlou83   United States. Dec 02 2008 16:28. Posts 305 | | |
no I dont have any stats, but thanks for the insight so far |
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Sicks Macks   United States. Dec 02 2008 16:31. Posts 3929 | | |
This is just guessing without stats/read... |
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JoeDeertay   United States. Dec 02 2008 17:44. Posts 1730 | | |
| | On December 02 2008 15:31 Sicks Macks wrote:
This is just guessing without stats/read... |
= fold imo |
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genjix   China. Dec 02 2008 18:57. Posts 2677 | | |
as plajed i think its good |
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mellen00   Belgium. Dec 02 2008 20:56. Posts 42 | | |
good fold, unless uve seen him do this with FD on similar board or hes got aggressive donk stats |
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eightfourO   United States. Dec 02 2008 21:33. Posts 820 | | |
it's a fold but i would have problems folding. i hate folding here but i think you have to. a T is verrrrry likely. |
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Chibuzo21   United States. Dec 03 2008 04:07. Posts 441 | | | |
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barbieman   Sweden. Dec 03 2008 12:17. Posts 2132 | | |
I'd prolly call and reevaluate turn, c/f any diamond and hope for a cheap showdown.
This hand is pretty gay, i think a fold is the right play, but it's the tightest fucking thing to do. |
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barbieman   Sweden. Dec 03 2008 12:34. Posts 2132 | | |
you want to get it in with QQ 200bb on this board, gg ^^
you're out of position and you have no real idea where you are in the hand. If you re-raise on the flop you'll be committed. You can play this hand several different ways and a fold isn't a bad play. |
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TallyHo   Malaysia. Dec 03 2008 12:37. Posts 384 | | |
most fish are not capable of raising that large with a T here but it's still a read dependent situation and a big guessing game. |
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TallyHo   Malaysia. Dec 03 2008 12:38. Posts 384 | | |
my advice is not to play deep if you don't know your opponents |
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brambolius   Netherlands. Dec 03 2008 12:47. Posts 1708 | | | |
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shaneomac   United States. Dec 03 2008 13:07. Posts 4245 | | |
his range here is continuing on in the hand on the flop imo is 22-TT, Tx, and flush draws. 22-44 folds to the cbet, 66-99 flatcalls the flop, JJ flatcalls mostly. we have the Qd so that makes A9d, AJd K9d KJd, 89d 78d as the only real flush draws i would think, and he might not even call all of those preflop much less limp them so i wouldnt give much credence 4/6 of those. so hes either got Tx, one of those flush draws, which imo he wouldnt raise as much as he did if he had a FD, or 55 for a boat which i can see him raising. not all donks slowplay.
given you are oop, i just dont think u stack up against a small flush draw range, Tx, and 55 deepstacked here. just raise more preflop and this decision becomes a lot easier. also having stats and reads/notes is paramount in helping us out here. |
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shaneomac   United States. Dec 03 2008 13:10. Posts 4245 | | |
| | On December 02 2008 15:08 GirlsRVicious wrote:
There's no way I fold here .....22-44 maybe 66-99 JJ highly likely FD maybe a ten not so much get it in |
if u shove here, he is never going to call u with a worst hand unless he has a flushdraw, and even then he probly folds. 66-99/JJ arent going to stack off here much less this deep. |
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PplusAD   Germany. Dec 03 2008 13:15. Posts 7182 | | |
Well gay spot.
Giving the limp call preflop
Id say his range is like 40% a FD 50% (QT, 9T, JT, TK,T8 etc.) and 10% 77-99
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40x win ~ 32$ equity vs his flush
50x lose ~ 45$ equity vs his spiked T
10x win ~45 $ ; or more likley just a small pot vs his semi-bluffraise (77-99 might fold a good amount to a shove)
given the fact ure deep
this is a fold imo
Him being on a FD like 40% makes it probably a bit painfull to fold
However i think if u shove here vs unknown given that preflop and flop action u will lose lots of money longterm |
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SpasticInk   Sweden. Dec 03 2008 15:16. Posts 6298 | | | |
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