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bigredlemon
12-20-2004, 10:55 PM
***** Hand History for Game 1327438718 *****
10+1

Blinds: 50/100
Seat 3 is the button

Seat 3: xxx ( $3012 ) BUTTON
Seat 5: VILLAN ( $1772 )
Seat 10: xxx ( $538 )
Seat 8: HERO ( $1275 )
Seat 7: xxx ( $1403 )


Dealt to HERO [ Jc Jd ]

HERO raises [250].
bjschaef folds.
jeffrecl folds.
incantar raises [450].
ParkerK folds.
HERO is all-In.
incantar calls [775].

** Dealing Flop **

What do you guys think?

Voltron87
12-20-2004, 11:08 PM
Well I'm going to start off by giving the typical "It depends on the player who reraised you". I don't know if you've been loose, stealing a lot of blinds, tight, or what. I can't be sure.


Anyways, raising to 350 then getting all the money in pf is a fine play. 5 handed is it very hard to find a reason to fold JJ to one opponent when then bubble is not about to burst. It's not like folding to a reraise will seal you ITM. Getting all the money in is correct.


The only way to lay down a hand like JJ PF in this situation is if you have two players all in in front of you (or emminently all in), or a player is about to be blinded out 4th.

captZEEbo1
12-20-2004, 11:13 PM
Seems okay. Though I might just flat out push JJ allin preflop (yes I see you have > 10 bb's, but I think it's still the best play).

Voltron87
12-20-2004, 11:15 PM
His raise of 450 more screams trouble to me however.

Though in online (faceless) play in this situation it is hard to fold JJ against one opponent).

bigredlemon
12-21-2004, 02:17 AM
[ QUOTE ]
His raise of 450 more screams trouble to me however.

Though in online (faceless) play in this situation it is hard to fold JJ against one opponent).

[/ QUOTE ]You were right on the money there. I had no particular reads on him so I can only presume he's playing rational poker. His raise pretty much forced to go all in or fold. I guess checking the flop for high cards would have been another option too.)

Graham
01-22-2005, 11:04 PM
You have position and still a chunk of chips after his reraise. I'd like to call, see the flop, check out his move then.

Scuba Chuck
01-23-2005, 01:48 AM
Graham's advice is real good. Personally in this situation I just push PF.