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$50 buy-in NLHE ring game at Party.
You're dealt QQ in the SB. It's folded to an opponent in EMP, who goes all-in for $30. Folded to you. You have him covered. You've only been at the table for an orbit or two, and so don't have any read on him. You call? I called. |
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On party I'd likely call, against competant opponents I'd usually wait for a better opportunity.
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He had AKo and my hand was good. Hit my set for good measure.
I agree that the table is important, especially absent any specific information about the players. My (relatively limited) experience in n/l ring games at Party has been that people tend to play middle pairs like 88-JJ too aggressively, but try and get tricky and trap people with KK and AA. I thought it was more likely that I dominated his hand than the other way around, so I called. |
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