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Im in MP with TT
1 limper to me, I pop it up to 10$
folds to BB who calls, limper folds.
Flop: T85 (potsize 22$)
BB checks, I bet 14.77.. BB min raises me to 30$ish
BB has about 75$ left in his stack.. How much do u re-raise here?
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12-28-2006 #1Poker Professional
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How much do u re-raise here?
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12-28-2006 #2Super Moderator
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Pot is $82 (with your call) and he has $75 left.
Either push all in or flat call and slowplay.
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12-28-2006 #3Mike McDermott
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I re raise all in because if you don't want to flat call you're getting all or nothing here anyway.
Sorry, it's short, got to rush
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12-28-2006 #4Super Moderator
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Push. Was it a rainbow flop by the way?
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12-28-2006 #5River Rat
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I push. I don't know about the tables your playing, but the ones I frequent have BB's calling with just about anything. His reraise is probably a semi-bluff, but I'm could easily put him on a larger pocket pair.
If he's holding suited connectors (say 6,7) I certainly don't want him to get a cheap draw. If he's holding a larger pocket pair, he's probably going to call an all-in anyway, so you might as well put him in while you've got the best of it...
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12-28-2006 #6River Rat
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as soon as he makes that reraise im pushing all in... ESPECIALLY if any of the board is suited. no chance of anyone getting lucky and catching what they need... now if its rainbow board, im calling till he either A)pushes all in B) last round of betting, where in that situation if i feel my tens are still strongest, im pushing...
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12-28-2006 #7Poker Professional
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yeah rainbow flop
Originally Posted by davidab157
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12-29-2006 #8PokerForums God
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Postflop, I give check-minraises a lot of credit. Check and he'll commit his stack on the turn and you can push there. Pushing the flop gives him a chance to get away.
Originally Posted by FaDi
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12-30-2006 #9River Rat
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Ditto, I flat call the min raise and lead out for $40-50ish on the turn and let him hang himself. If he draws out he draws out. Min raise on the flop usually means strength so I figure overpair or set. If you push the flop and he's a good player he might figure he's beat and fold. Originally Posted by the alex
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