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ToT)MidiaN(    United Kingdom. Dec 14 2009 11:16. Posts 5070

Ya, A3s A2s exactly what my first thought was too

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EvilSky    Czech Republic. Dec 14 2009 12:23. Posts 8918

Well as far as value hands go A2,A3 maybe even AT, sometimes a set but your range should look to him as if he doesnt have to be turning something into a bluff against and that he can rather bluffcatch, so I dont think he would turn 99 into a bluff so maybe KQ,KJ that checked back that just wants to take it down right there but meh I think prolly fold, dont mind two calls either just to see what hes up to, but sorta meh, I do expect to see those 2p a bunch.


sooon2b   United States. Dec 14 2009 14:55. Posts 774

What do you guys think villains range is for flatting ip vs an utg raise? Just curious

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Loco   Canada. Dec 14 2009 15:03. Posts 21022


  On December 14 2009 02:20 Fayth wrote:
that's A3s or A2s so often lol



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Joe   Czech Republic. Dec 14 2009 15:34. Posts 5987

Well I thought his range was mostly A2s, A3s, 45s + possibly but not likely AQ, AJ + some random (semi)bluff with like 44, 55, KJ, KQ, ...

I decided to call to the river thinking, that he would check behind AQ, AJ type of hands and possibly even check behind A2, A3 on some scary rivers. What happened was that 5 of hearts came, making a straight possible with any 4x hand, I checked, he thought for really long time and then overbet shoved allin. I folded.


Today I played the following hand with him. It gave me some info, which might have influenced my decision in the hand in question.

Submitted by : Joe

** Watching TV 2 [Holdem] (10|20 NL - Cash Game) Real Money
ebisumaru sitting in seat 1 with €2257.00
Joeik4 sitting in seat 2 with €2000.00
CoolieHigh sitting in seat 3 with €6715.00[Dealer]
Boemmmmmm sitting in seat 4 with €2000.00
BIM_BAM_BOM sitting in seat 5 with €4083.50
MrBerube sitting in seat 6 with €2087.00
Boemmmmmm posted the small blind - €10.00
BIM_BAM_BOM posted the big blind - €20.00

Holecards
   KdAd
MrBerube folded
ebisumaru folded
Joeik4 raised to €60.00
CoolieHigh called - €60.00
Boemmmmmm folded
BIM_BAM_BOM folded

Flop (Pot : $150.00)

   Ks4c6d
Joeik4 bet - €120.00
CoolieHigh called - €120.00

Turn (Pot : $390.00)

   Ks4c6dJc
Joeik4 bet - €320.00
CoolieHigh raised to €900.00
Joeik4 went all-in - €1500.00
CoolieHigh folded
Joeik4 mucks:Kd,Ad
Joeik4 mucks:
Joeik4 wins €3107.00 from the main pot
Rake: €3



Again, his turn raise was like really fast (not instant, but like 3 sec max) and his fold to my shove was quite fast also, meaning he was prolly playing just for fold equity not reevaluating whether or not his hand was good.

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Patrocle   France. Dec 14 2009 16:27. Posts 623

Now you know he is sticky, it's time to call, no ?

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DooMeR   United States. Dec 14 2009 18:00. Posts 8564

i still dont see how relevent that hand is to the other one. the situation is pretty unique in the OP

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sooon2b   United States. Dec 14 2009 20:33. Posts 774


  On December 14 2009 17:00 DooMeR wrote:
i still dont see how relevent that hand is to the other one. the situation is pretty unique in the OP



Granted hand 2 does have action on the flop, he is representing a pretty narrow range in both instances, although his sizing is different...

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Fayth    Canada. Dec 16 2009 00:43. Posts 10085

his turn raise is much bigger in the original hand u posted I still think he has a made hand there

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Patrocle   France. Dec 16 2009 13:24. Posts 623


  On December 15 2009 23:43 Fayth wrote:
his turn raise is much bigger in the original hand u posted I still think he has a made hand there



Ok, but, should he call, to let him spew the river instead ?

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DooMeR   United States. Dec 16 2009 19:22. Posts 8564


  On December 16 2009 12:24 Patrocle wrote:
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Ok, but, should he call, to let him spew the river instead ?


fayth is saying were beat in that hand. so do you mean we should call to spew the river? lol

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Fayth    Canada. Dec 17 2009 03:13. Posts 10085

I'd have a tendency to fold

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Patrocle   France. Dec 18 2009 13:55. Posts 623


  On December 16 2009 18:22 DooMeR wrote:
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fayth is saying were beat in that hand. so do you mean we should call to spew the river? lol



Is it a raise for bluff in the second hand ?
I'm confused by all the answers.

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JonnyCosMo   United States. Dec 18 2009 14:52. Posts 7292


  On December 13 2009 20:00 Daut wrote:
when things make very little sense like this you should probably tend to click the call button



<-- notice my agreement to calling, but failure to enjoy the outcomes resulting from it

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