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Old 09-12-2007, 03:48 PM
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Trying NL2, because I'm bleeding chips right now in NL5, and NL2 now .

No great reads on this player as it was 10max and pretty early on, but his figures were something like 40/5 in a couple of dozen hands so pretty loose overall.

I was in good position, 2 limpers, raised 25c with KK, folds til BB, limpers folded.

Flop 5 7 9

He checked, I bet 50c, he raised to $1, I called.

Turn 2

He checked, I raised to $1.50, which would put him all in, he called.

He turned over pocket 9's. Am I just ignoring his signals when he check min-raises me, or should I always assume KK is on top here and wear it when I'm wrong? In other words can I ever fold KK here without a good read?
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Old 09-12-2007, 04:23 PM
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Check miniraising = Thor.

A great man once said that.
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Old 09-12-2007, 05:05 PM
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Check miniraising = Thor.

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Old 09-12-2007, 08:38 PM
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no you did fine sir. Just ran into a set thats all. Many hands he would play it the same way.
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Old 09-12-2007, 08:54 PM
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Its starting to bug me, I'm getting action with these hands when they have me beat, and forcing folds most other times which equals a fair bit of my profits eaten away the last few days.

I know I'm going on tilt, because I'm thinking "KK cbetting will attract more calls from AK/QQ etc in NL10, maybe I should play there." I'll give it one more night and then I'm having a break if I lose more money.
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Its starting to bug me, I'm getting action with these hands when they have me beat, and forcing folds most other times which equals a fair bit of my profits eaten away the last few days.

I know I'm going on tilt, because I'm thinking "KK cbetting will attract more calls from AK/QQ etc in NL10, maybe I should play there." I'll give it one more night and then I'm having a break if I lose more money.
Just a bad run then. At this level hands like A9 should be paying you off for their whole stack.
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Stick the money in on the flop.
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