Re: Ok to go broke here? TT $50NL
 

Does no one else think that a pre-flop re-raise is in order? Villain open raised on the button!

Re: Ok to go broke here? TT $50NL
 

I don't know how often/what button raises with preflop, but I can't think TT is good here after the flop bet is called. I just give it up on the turn.

Re: Ok to go broke here? TT $50NL
 

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C/c flop, lead turn? Anyone.....anyone.

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So you commit your stack to call anything on the river? (Not saying it's bad, but I want to understand it.)

I think pot control OOP with a showdownable hand is the right play here. As to how to make that happen, I don't have a better line other my previous one.

Re: Ok to go broke here? TT $50NL
 

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I don't know how often/what button raises with preflop, but I can't think TT is good here after the flop bet is called. I just give it up on the turn.

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So you never have donks call your flop bet holding second pair, or missed overs?

Re: Ok to go broke here? TT $50NL
 

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Does no one else think that a pre-flop re-raise is in order? Villain open raised on the button!

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Yeah - I would have raised pre-flop (at least 3x the button's bet). I don't know if I would bet the river like that either. The BB is just calling but he is calling some big bets. Any one have an idea on that?

Re: Ok to go broke here? TT $50NL
 

Well, I generally like to have something more than a medium overpair when betting into a preflop raiser. If I have a read or information that the button raises with lots of different crap(ie he's stealing) then I don't mind the bet.

If I think he has overs and could reliably put him on it by a betting pattern or something I'd checkraise him here and see if he calls. I don't want to go broke with TT, sorry.

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I don't know how often/what button raises with preflop, but I can't think TT is good here after the flop bet is called. I just give it up on the turn.

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I'm sorry, I don't want to come off as some kind of expert, but that's pretty weak. Button raise first-in at 6-max could be almost anything, so BB calling doesn't indicate much. BB lead on a rags flop could just be a re-steal and lots of players will call with just overs w/backdoor draws or middle-pair kind of hands. No reason to believe you're behind on the flop, even after the call.

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Villain shows AA and MHING.

thanks for the replies all. i'm debating whether repopping preflop or check/re-evaluating the turn is better.

Re: Ok to go broke here? TT $50NL
 

At this level, you can't assume that other players know what a steal attempt is. Button could be raising a legitimate hand. Without a read it's difficult to tell of course and the information would be nice...

Re: Ok to go broke here? TT $50NL
 

Why would he reraise the flop/turn if he can watch you go broke by just calling your bets? And if he's beat by some random junk he's not exposing himself. But given the action villian looks like he's willing to go broke with his hand(good ole' results oriented[img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img])