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NL holdem at pokerstars blinds are .10/.25 and were about even in chips
My oppenent had only been at the table for a couple of hands
My oppenent on the sb is dealt
he calls his sb.. i raise 2xbb to make it 50c to go from the bb
he calls my raise
Flop:
my oppenent raises 1.50
i reraise to 3.00
my oppenent calls
turn:
I raise 3 dollars
my oppenent flat calls
River:
I raise 3 dollars
what do you do???
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Thread: What would you do?
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06-20-2005 #1Check Raiser
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What would you do?
Last edited by dopemope223; 04-10-2011 at 12:07 AM.
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06-20-2005 #2Banned
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He's only afraid of AK, AQ, KQ (also TJ) but clearly doesn't think you have them.
If I'm him I'm thinking it's a split pot to your Ax, calling and counting my blessings on a lucky board.
If it was me I would guess you had AK, AQ or KQ. and would'nt have got anything like this far in.
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06-20-2005 #3Poker Hustler
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If I don't fold pre-flop, I'm folding after "your" re-raise on the flop, chances are that you are either out kicked, or you oppenent...errr "you" is holding AK, or AQ, to which you are all but drawing dead.
Bean181818: some guy came up just grabbed my hand and starting massaging it, since it wasn't you, i told him to fuck off
xcrunman02: yeah only I can do that, i don't need some gook trying to get with my life partner
Bean181818: i've been faithful
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Bean181818: peck tried to get all this but i told him this was all taken, all of it!
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06-20-2005 #4Banned
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Interesting way to analyse a hand for a change though
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06-20-2005 #5Check Raiser
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I had 65 suited and i knew the mofo was playing a weak ace because of his flat call preflop and the sizable raise on the flop so i tryed to represent another ace with a better kicker
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STRAWBERRY COUGH PICTURESLast edited by dopemope223; 04-10-2011 at 12:07 AM.
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06-20-2005 #6Fish
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i would have folded after the flop when i didn`t hit a two pair.
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06-20-2005 #7Mike McDermott
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the thing about this is that there is literally no hand you can beat... at best you lose money to the rake when you split... at worst you lose more money when they turn over the boat
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06-20-2005 #8Poker Hustler
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Well, if you raised PF, I would hope you had a hand that was AKo/s, AQs, or TT, JJ, QQ, KK, AA. If you did, the raise wasn't high enough. Try betting 4BB, perhaps he wouldn't of called, but I guess you didn't know how loose he was, etc... Any kind of raise would dictate you having the hands I described above (at least I would hope)
I would bet 1/2 pot on the flop, if he flat calls. I would wonder. On the turn check it over to see what he does. If he bets, contemplate on the size of the bet, then use your discretion.
Just my thought, but if he JUST sat down, to tough to read what he's going to do. Just my thoughts, but I would rarely play those cards out of the SB...
Tough hand to figure out, but I like what Bob said as well...
Originally Posted by poker player 100
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06-20-2005 #9Mike McDermott
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i guess its a good time to mention that you are BETTING not RAISING.... raising implies that someone else has already bet the pot in that particular betting round
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06-20-2005 #10Poker Hustler
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Actually Av, it's still considered raising, even if noone has bet before you...
Originally Posted by poker player 100
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