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Originally Posted by WotaWaster
I call because any average player could make that move with KK, QQ, JJ.
Given that hes been shown to bluff can probably throw in hands like 99/88/AK/AQ aswell.
He may also have any 10 which we are beating.
He may have TT or a 2, in which case I pay him off.
In my opinion calling is +EV irrespective of results.
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im not saying you are wrong but i didnt put KK in her range b/c she would have re raised me preflop with KK
in fact, her handrange (or so i thought) was at LEAST: jj, qq, AdXd, AxTx, TT
this was a minimum. she had just shown down a bluff so her hand might have been weaker and her range might have included like 66+, TxXx, etc
so i really didnt think hard about it and called, spiked an ace on the river and cracked her t's full of 2's. yay me:rockpoker
next hand, stacked her with quad 4's
i posted this not because i thought i should fold, i wanted to see what people thought the checkraise meant from an agressive player. wotawaster gave me the answer i wanted, as he put her on an actual range of hands, not just "i have aces, i call" because this was my usual action until recently
myself and others should be thinking about hand ranges more when we are in pots. i was talking to my friend last night, and this seems so simple but i never did it! he told me, "every hand. think: what hands that i beat call? what hands that beat me fold? then when calling : what hands make that bet? am i ahead of this range?"