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About LinkBacksDecided to play on BoDog recently. Ugh, iffy decision. All players seem to be pretty horrible. .5/.10, Villian in hand is pretty spewy and all players seem to be play any two. My image is semi tight, only showing down big hands.
6max - 5 handed
SB: xxx
BB: 4.25
EP: xxx
MP: xxx
BTN (Hero): 14.41
dealt: A4o
2 folds, hero raises to .35, fold, BB calls.
Flop: A 3 9 rainbow
check, hero bets .65, call
Turn: 4h (two hearts)
villain shoves, hero.....?
I mean what is villains range here? Pretty loose in my opinion, maybe a set or A + gk, or air.
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Thread: Call all-in with two pair?
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10-04-2009 #1River Rat
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Call all-in with two pair?
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10-05-2009 #2Stu Ungar
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snap call
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10-05-2009 #3Fish
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Would this be the same if the stacks were closer together, or even if the villain had the hero covered? Just curious, as I thought snap call was peculiar play as he could possibly have an ace with a better kicker..... although, if he did, he'd bet the flop to protect his hand, I guess?
Originally Posted by piv
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10-05-2009 #4Staff News Poster
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The only Ax with a better kicker he can have is A9. Snap call.
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10-05-2009 #5River Rat
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Yeah, I just didn't want to be results oriented. It was a big cooler when villain flipped over 2 5s. Gross, but a lot of people actually chase gut-shots and get there. I mean I don't know if it's a bad call because they usually shove with a very unlikely hand when they hit it. (I'm not referring to this hand, I really didn't know where I was when he shoved. ) But it's hard to tell when people are chasing the the gutshot. I guess I was just wondering if there is anyway to get away from it when you both hit.
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10-05-2009 #6Stu Ungar
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triple-t's theorem of micro-stakes NL Holdem Originally Posted by crowjo
If there's a draw on the board, and it hits, someone was chasing it.I study at KRE8R's School of Bankroll Management.
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10-05-2009 #7Stu Ungar
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if stacks were closer it would be an overshove so it might be different but i'd still struggle to fold given he can really have any ace, and any hearts too Originally Posted by Lovemonk
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10-06-2009 #8River Rat
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if villian is that loose and spewy his range is
Ax, any two pair, any set, a picked up flush draw after a bad flop float, any straight draw, some crazy bluff etc.
The ONLY time i can see folding instead of calling is you have good indication that he only bets with the nutz ei two pair or better.
make a note that the villian likes to overbet shove w/ the nutz and never pay him off again.
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10-06-2009 #9NL20 Grinder...
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Snap call. Not even close.
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