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10-02-2005, 11:51 AM
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Re: Standard, yet worth discussing
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] possibly 66 [/ QUOTE ] seriously doubt it. Naked King is most likely. [/ QUOTE ] I think 66 plays the same way, though. It should be considered- I think for most intents and purposes we're playing for a flush. Regardless, all the money is going in if we catch an ace or three, so the 66 possibility isn't critically important. [/ QUOTE ] I'm still feeling something like KJ or even K10 here. But as you point out, all the money is going in with an A or 3. 
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#13
10-02-2005, 02:56 PM
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Re: Standard, yet worth discussing
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I would just move allin after UTG raises. You don't have a lot of chips and are a small favorite against most hands that have just top pair. Looks like a very good time to gamble. [/ QUOTE ] I concur. Get all the $$ in while you still have the chance.
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#14
10-02-2005, 04:36 PM
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Re: Standard, yet worth discussing
I push here, you're probably a slight favorite and you definately have some FE.
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#16
10-04-2005, 11:46 AM
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Re: Standard, yet worth discussing
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I would just move allin after UTG raises. You don't have a lot of chips and are a small favorite against most hands that have just top pair. Looks like a very good time to gamble. [/ QUOTE ]
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#17
10-04-2005, 12:54 PM
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Re: Standard, yet worth discussing
It all depends on if this guy has the capacity to lay down a top pair hand like KQ. If this is a small buyin 10+1 you're very unlikely to get any of the fold equity that makes a push so profitable. Bad opponents are also more likely to pay you off if you hit, making a call better. In a $200 event I like it a lot more.
Though maybe pushing wouldn't be as scary as a comitting reraise to, say, 500. Any decent player sees that bet as an effective all in, but it looks scarier since it looks like you want a call. Everett
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#20
10-04-2005, 01:37 PM
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Re: Standard, yet worth discussing
You lead with it, Im not sure how abvious it is. What's obvious is that UTG is going broke this hand, win or lose. I like calling here and seeing what developes on the turn. If I get the feeling that someone is ready to go broke, I suggest trying to make a hand first and calling $115 to win the rest of his stack is the cheapest and some would say the safer way, or the weak way to play the hand, but i hate to get knocked out on a draw early a tournament when I could have just called a cheap bet and proceeded from there.
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