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08-25-2005, 04:29 PM
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Re: I hate jacks
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Yeah you get it...but basically, I am saying that when the pot is raised, especially with more than yourself as the caller, the chances of stacking someone increases greatly. Of course, reverse implied odds are alos a consideration, but not a huge one. [/ QUOTE ] You guys have pretty much figured out my line of reasoning. I'll often call small raises with small pps, especially if I've already limped. My requirements are: 1) The bet is < 10% of my stack 2) At least one other player in the hand also has at least 10x the bet in their stack. 3) I believe a reraise behind is unlikely In that situation, I figure my implied odds are good enough to take a look at the flop. I play it mostly for set value, but often take down the pot if a board full of blanks falls. 
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#22
08-25-2005, 04:34 PM
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Re: I hate jacks
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I call this with JJ on level 1, or if I'm feeling frisky I raise to 150. Raising this to 100 makes this hand VERY difficult to play. [/ QUOTE ] From this and another thread of mine I'm learning that my raises are often too small. Possibly a big leak in my game. I'll try bumping them up a notch. Thanks for the comments, all.
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