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12-20-2004, 10:15 PM
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Low flop but opponent over bets it what to do
I see alot of ridiculous bets on-line. Hands where there is like 100 bucks in the pot and someone bets like 500 into it on a rag flop. Does this mean that they hold pockets or dont want anyone to call the bet? I had a hand i bet 200 with AK blinds are 50-100 and someone just calls on the button...flop comes out 8 2 4 all diff. suits..i check and he goes all-in for another 100 ...i folded but did i fold the best hand...any comment is welcome.
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12-20-2004, 10:28 PM
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Re: Low flop but opponent over bets it what to do
if it was only for another 100, you should be calling for A or K draw. What buyin are you talking about?
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12-20-2004, 10:46 PM
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Re: Low flop but opponent over bets it what to do
We need to know your stack sizes to know if it's an over bet. Don't worry when illogical players over bet. It's their mistake b/c you'll only be calling with a better hand. If they do it so much that they can't possibly have the hands they're representing then someone will call them out. Sometimes I'll check-over raise a LAG player because enough call any check-raise out of pride. Then I'll push on the turn and get called with some outlandish sh_t.
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03-26-2005, 01:28 PM
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Re: Low flop but opponent over bets it what to do
how is $100 a huge overbet into a pot of $550?
and more importantly, how in the world could you fold AK for $100 more in a $650 pot?
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