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Have $200+ in BB
MP has $100ish
Dealt pocket 7's
4 calls around the table (including SB)
I check.
Flop:
Check around
Turn
Check, I bet pot ($5) and get 1 call from MP.
River
I bet pot ($15) and opponent reraises to $50.
He still has approximately $24 left in front of him.
What do you do?
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02-21-2006 #1Super Moderator
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How do you play this?
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02-21-2006 #2Mike McDermott
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raise. two pair would prolly not play it so weak unless it was a total fish. im guessing your up against Ax. easy call for me.
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02-21-2006 #3Fish Food
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Push him all in, Ace Queen or King is wha the has
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02-21-2006 #4Stu Ungar
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Honestly, I think it's a pure bluff... nobody would have slow play 2 pairs on turn on turn with all those draw on board...
If i'm wrong, you are in deep trouble.
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Heck, I've seen people go nuts with middle pair!
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02-22-2006 #5Poker Professional
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put him all in.
If this guy had AJ he would have raised PF.
If he had A9 A7 or pocket nines, he would have bet the flop for sure, or raised the turn.
Looks like hes probably playing A weak kicker, or he missed his FD and is trying to steal the pot.
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02-22-2006 #6Fish
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I would have decided to go all in hoping that he would call. He has put too much money in the pot now to back out.
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02-22-2006 #7Super Moderator
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I just called. He had AK. I felt like I left $24 on the table and it seems I was right.
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02-22-2006 #8Super Moderator
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BUt equally if I was the guy with AK and someone bet into me like that I would just call and not reraise. Would everybody else agree with that?
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02-22-2006 #9Poker Hustler
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Originally Posted by WotaWaster
No, I am reraising you trip A king kicker. Your correct move was all in. All the reasons stated before me were valid.Trons: "...be a winning person first."
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02-22-2006 #10Super Moderator
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I accept I should have reraised all in on the full house but from his point of view:
Am I over applying the river principle here? If the guy is paying any attention I was in profit, hadn't been caught bluffing or turned over any junk hands.
I accept that I could be betting the river with a variety of things, but what do you honestly think I am calling a monster reraise with that AK is beating?
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