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EscapingR   Netherlands. Dec 08 2008 09:46. Posts 2353

Hm i think i understand what you mean. He will never fold to your 4 bet so you gain nothing? No more information whatsoever or equity.

 Last edit: 08/12/2008 09:46

MiPwnYa    Brasil. Dec 08 2008 09:59. Posts 5230

You're not gettin it, a 4bet/fold turns QQ into a bluff which is obv retarded, and if you do 4bet you're committed to call cuz QQ has ~40% equity vs KK+,AK thats why 4bet/foldin is rly burnin money, and 4bettin "for info" is quite gross imo


TallyHo   Malaysia. Dec 08 2008 10:17. Posts 384

it's a 27 hand sample of some random donkey you can't play this hand wrong if you want to get your stack in, not much to discuss here... lol @ 4bet/fold btw...

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TallyHo   Malaysia. Dec 08 2008 10:25. Posts 384


  On December 08 2008 04:45 genjix wrote:
pf R QQ, when RR only call with set mining odds (1/20th relative stack) and fold if you miss or don't have odds to call. Play like it's AA KK. I wouldn't even stack off with KK here.



sick level?

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EscapingR   Netherlands. Dec 08 2008 13:13. Posts 2353


  On December 08 2008 08:59 MiPwnYa wrote:
You're not gettin it, a 4bet/fold turns QQ into a bluff which is obv retarded, and if you do 4bet you're committed to call cuz QQ has ~40% equity vs KK+,AK thats why 4bet/foldin is rly burnin money, and 4bettin "for info" is quite gross imo



I get it. I agree, it's not the way to play the hand. I did seem like something wise at the time i wrote it though whehe

But my point was, what if you could lose less money determining either if he has AA, KK instead of calling his 3 bet and pay him off on a low board. So losing a 4 bet instead of whole stack.


MiPwnYa    Brasil. Dec 08 2008 14:41. Posts 5230

if he's that nitty (which we actually have no idea if it is the case in this particular hand cuz sample size is too small but let's assume we face a complete nit) you won't be losing a stack to him w QQ on a baby board. And assuming we flat his 3bet pf and call once postflop, when we do fold the turn we lose about the same amount of money as if we had 4bet but with calling pre we can still win the pot if we flop a Q/spike a Q on the turn or if he cbets flop w AK then gives up, whereas 4bet/folding is not really likely to make you win pots.

 Last edit: 08/12/2008 14:42

Spitfiree   Bulgaria. Dec 08 2008 14:43. Posts 9634

u gotta call coz u 4bet ... just flat call his 3bet next time but u cant rly 4bet fold this
i bet he showed u AA or KK fo sure here thats what his line represents pretty much 99% of the time on this stackes

 Last edit: 08/12/2008 14:46

seatown12   United States. Dec 08 2008 17:04. Posts 1193


  On December 08 2008 12:13 EscapingR wrote:
But my point was, what if you could lose less money determining either if he has AA, KK instead of calling his 3 bet and pay him off on a low board. So losing a 4 bet instead of whole stack.


but you are never going to win anything because if he was getting aggro with a big ace or JJ or something he instafolds, you are killing all your value by making a play that ensures you are up against AA/KK and will lose... also at this stake you should be fine seeing flops because hypothetically your postflop should dominate everyone elses, dont play scared of losing play in the way that makes you most likely to win

Im like a motherfucking bulletproof tiger 

mellen00   Belgium. Dec 08 2008 19:48. Posts 42

Even though these stats don't tell u a lot theyre not worthless, ur opponent is far more likely to be Tag/ nit than he is to be an aggressive donk. Just call 3bet and his actions postflop should help u narrow down his range.


MayZerG   United Kingdom. Dec 08 2008 20:14. Posts 2123

if ur gonna 4-bet then call,

but this is an easy fold

I like to hold all the nuts - CrownRoyal 

 
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