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pokerjoker
12-07-2005, 03:28 PM
I've been playing kinda LAG...the easy way to tell this is that I am down money /images/graemlins/frown.gif......

Villians pf aggression was quite low. So I was about to reraise to $20. I thought for a sec and couldn't think of many hands he would call $20 with that he definately wouldn't call allin with, so.......

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UTG ($201.65)
UTG+1 ($246.90)
MP1 ($210.20)
MP2 ($193.30)
MP3 ($184.83)
CO ($248.57)
Button ($333.60)
SB ($264.35)
Hero ($157.45)

Preflop: Hero is BB with K/images/graemlins/club.gif, K/images/graemlins/diamond.gif. SB posts a blind of $1.
<font color="#666666">5 folds</font>, <font color="#CC3333">CO raises to $8</font>, <font color="#666666">2 folds</font>, Hero calls $155.45 (All-In)

MINETZ
12-07-2005, 03:29 PM
he prolly wouldnt call with anything except KK-AA, maybe QQ. You lose all your value because he will take a flop with hands you have skulled. ALso why do u not have 200 on the table?

SmileyEH
12-07-2005, 03:32 PM
Reraising to $20 is a really bad play. Raise to $30 to kill set odds. There's nothing I love more than raising ducks on the button and getting priced in for an inevitable stacking every 8 flops.

-SmileyEH

swarm
12-07-2005, 03:39 PM
Is this how you have been playing? Going all in?

Just make a raise, you said you have a LAG image, I think you would be surprised what he would call with. Hardly anyone is calling an all in.

-Skeme-
12-07-2005, 03:47 PM
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Reraising to $20 is a really bad play. Raise to $30 to kill set odds. There's nothing I love more than raising ducks on the button and getting priced in for an inevitable stacking every 8 flops.

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Raising to $30: 1.8:1 odds.
Raising to $20: 2.5:1 odds.

Hitting a set: 7.5:1 odds.

How are we pricing him out? Does your example deal with effective odds?

tdomeski
12-07-2005, 03:53 PM
raise to $28 or just call pre flop. yeah i said just call. pushing is stupid if you like money, might as well just fold.

swarm
12-07-2005, 04:18 PM
Got to raise this more preflop, make it at least 30 with 3 limpers.

A 3bet is going to pot commit you, You have to bet at least 150. That would put over 50% of your stack in the middle.

OOP this is going to get ugly. All 3betting does is gets you committed versus a set and folds out hands you beat unless you put him on a draw. I don't see a flush draw doing this too often however.

Given the fact he min-raised with a player waiting to act after him i'm probably folding. If you had raised more preflop however and gotten HU, i'm calling and check raising all in on the turn.

Leptyne
12-07-2005, 04:20 PM
Might as well fold.

pokerjoker
12-07-2005, 04:23 PM
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Got to raise this more preflop, make it at least 30 with 3 limpers.

A 3bet is going to pot commit you, You have to bet at least 150. That would put over 50% of your stack in the middle.

OOP this is going to get ugly. All 3betting does is gets you committed versus a set and folds out hands you beat unless you put him on a draw. I don't see a flush draw doing this too often however.

Given the fact he min-raised with a player waiting to act after him i'm probably folding. If you had raised more preflop however and gotten HU, i'm calling and check raising all in on the turn.

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lol

pokerjoker
12-07-2005, 04:25 PM
thx for the advice, in the next few hands almost the exact same thing happened. I had KK again...I pushed again and same guy called, I get excited. Hand finished and we split the pot KK vs KK.

Raising to 30 sounds good.
That gives him bad odds if he has low pp.

I guess I was hoping to get a call here from
JJ/QQ/AK

or maybe maybe some total donkey hand.

but I think y'all are right.

emil3000
12-07-2005, 04:47 PM
Seems like this was supposed to go in Aggies thread. Hehe.

einbert
12-07-2005, 04:47 PM
Call and check the flop against the vast majority of opponents.

12-07-2005, 05:24 PM
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Reraising to $20 is a really bad play. Raise to $30 to kill set odds. There's nothing I love more than raising ducks on the button and getting priced in for an inevitable stacking every 8 flops.

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Raising to $30: 1.8:1 odds.
Raising to $20: 2.5:1 odds.

Hitting a set: 7.5:1 odds.

How are we pricing him out? Does your example deal with effective odds?

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I think it has to do with cutting down his implied odds. If hero makes it $30, villain has to put in $22 to call. Then if villain flops a set, the best he can do win the $9 in the pot + hero's $157 stack = $166. Putting in $22 to win $166 on a 7.5:1 shot is just about 0 EV. If hero doesn't get stacked every time or if villain puts more money in postflop with an unimproved pair, that's a clear -EV call. If hero only raises to $20, villain gets 166:12 implied odds, which puts hero in a tough spot postflop if villain starts showing agression on a ragged board. Does he have QQ or JJ or did he hit a set? If you fold the best hand, you lose a ton of value, but if you'll call off your whole stack with an overpair, you've given him good odds to hit a set with that preflop raise. If you make it $30 preflop, he can't call profitably even if he knows you'll just auto-push any flop.

swarm
12-07-2005, 05:26 PM
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Got to raise this more preflop, make it at least 30 with 3 limpers.

A 3bet is going to pot commit you, You have to bet at least 150. That would put over 50% of your stack in the middle.

OOP this is going to get ugly. All 3betting does is gets you committed versus a set and folds out hands you beat unless you put him on a draw. I don't see a flush draw doing this too often however.

Given the fact he min-raised with a player waiting to act after him i'm probably folding. If you had raised more preflop however and gotten HU, i'm calling and check raising all in on the turn.

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lol

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Whoops, posted this in the wrong thread.

-Skeme-
12-07-2005, 05:29 PM
That's kind of what I was figuring. So he'll stand to lose $22 7/8 times if he autofolds flop without set to Hero's jam, but he'll win Hero's stack 1/8 times when he gets the set? What about redraws, an Ace high flop, etc? Do we just not figure these because there are too many variables that nothing is certain?

Hattifnatt
12-07-2005, 05:30 PM
Make a normal reraise to $22 or so.

Maulik
12-08-2005, 03:49 AM
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Make a normal reraise to $22 or so.

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Raise to $25 -30.