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08-16-2005, 01:03 PM
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66 on the Bubble, facing raise
If this wasn't raised in front of me, I'd insta-push, but not sure about this situation. The raiser was pretty solid, the other two have big stacks due to suck-outs and monster over monster type hands. Min-raises were all too frequent in this game.
Party $5+$1 Seat 1: Hero (980) Seat 4: xavierofspar (3240) Seat 8: selltto4vcp (2280) Seat 9: montanaboy63 (1500) Hero posts small blind (75) xavierofspar posts big blind (150) ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to Hero [ 6d, 6s ] selltto4vcp folds. montanaboy63 raises (300) to 300 Hero... 
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#4
08-16-2005, 02:24 PM
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Re: 66 on the Bubble, facing raise
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Let go of it. At best you are a slight favorite to their overcards. At worst you are a huge dog to 77+. [/ QUOTE ] not true at all. you think villain is folding 55, a6, etc here? you could be well ahead. but you should fold. one reason to fold is to give the blinds a chance to bust that dude.
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#6
08-16-2005, 02:38 PM
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Re: 66 on the Bubble, facing raise
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I plan to very soon...just getting my feet wet at the $5's. [/ QUOTE ] You can get your feet wet at the Pokerstars 5s for 50% less rake. This is not a trivial amount, as far as your ROI is concerned.
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#7
08-16-2005, 03:00 PM
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Re: 66 on the Bubble, facing raise
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[ QUOTE ] I plan to very soon...just getting my feet wet at the $5's. [/ QUOTE ] You can get your feet wet at the Pokerstars 5s for 50% less rake. This is not a trivial amount, as far as your ROI is concerned. [/ QUOTE ] I understand this, but I'm not playing for income. To me, I don't mind spending the .50 per game compared to setting up another account. My goal is to improve my game, and I don't think I'll be at the 5's for long.
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#8
08-16-2005, 03:57 PM
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Re: 66 on the Bubble, facing raise
jgunip is right - Move up to the 10's - 1/2 the vig.
I disagree with the base responses so far. The constant mini raises are often made on any 2 at the bubble point in a tourney because people try so hard to just hang on. I think that you should push. While you may be behind, you are more likely at a coinflip but still have some fold equity. Would be poor on his part but you are giving him that chance.
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#9
08-16-2005, 04:51 PM
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Re: 66 on the Bubble, facing raise
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[ QUOTE ] Let go of it. At best you are a slight favorite to their overcards. At worst you are a huge dog to 77+. [/ QUOTE ] not true at all. you think villain is folding 55, a6, etc here? you could be well ahead. but you should fold. one reason to fold is to give the blinds a chance to bust that dude. [/ QUOTE ] OK...I oversimplified. There are some hands that Hero would be way ahead of, but even given those do you think hero is overall much better than 50%? What range makes sense for villian? any pair, any ace, any 2 broadway, K9? think it's more than that? maybe so in a $5+1. With that range Hero is still only ~55% favorite. And I'm not sure it changes much in his favor if we add other possible hands to the range (Q8s, 87s+, J8, etc). So, no need to take a 55/45 edge for all your chips right now while you still have some FE, IMO. Not to mention there are players still to act behind, as you said.
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#10
08-16-2005, 05:03 PM
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Re: 66 on the Bubble, facing raise
Your M is under 5. Your dying in this tourny and you have to make a move VERY soon or your double ups will not get you up high enough.
However, Its likely that your facing 2 overs but that still makes you a favourite. The higher PP can be discarded because some of the time he will be bluffing/stealing with hands like J4 with one high and one low card that makes you a huge favourite. Theres some of the info for you. The raiser is the key here , any chacne that he steals alot and you push. If hes tight or average just fold ti
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