(109) How do you play this?
 

Big stack has been goober aggressive. I actually think I played this wrong. But I will give results later. What do you do in this situation?

Seth



#Game No : 2998866399
***** Hand History for Game 2998866399 *****
NL Texas Hold'em $100 Buy-in + $9 Entry Fee Trny:17222239 Level:5 Blinds(75/150) - Monday, November 07, 20:04:26 EDT 2005
Table Table 67199 (Real Money)
Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players : 4
Seat 6: jumbo3690 ( $1440 )
Seat 8: Ka52_Hokum ( $4328 )
Seat 9: DProf1080 ( $1855 )
Seat 4: rstoes ( $2377 )
Trny:17222239 Level:5
Blinds(75/150)
There is no Small Blind in this hand as the Big Blind of the previous hand left the table.
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to DProf1080 [ Qh Qc ]
jumbo3690 raises [600].
Ka52_Hokum raises [1050].
jumbo3690 is all-In [840]
Ka52_Hokum calls [390].

Re: (109) How do you play this?
 

I'm assuming the big stack is to your right? If so, I'd probably fold after big stack goes all in. While you say he's aggro, I'm assuming he's not stupid. His reraise to the shortie's raise indicates relative amount of strength, given the blinds aren't super high yet. I doubt you'd be in a dominating position 3-way, so chuck this one in and wait.

Re: (109) How do you play this?
 

survey says, [FOLD]!

Re: (109) How do you play this?
 

Easy easy push, and congrats on doubling up.

Re: (109) How do you play this?
 

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Easy easy push, and congrats on doubling up.

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Can you stop writing "easy easy" in front of your replies when nothing about the situation is easy?

I think I actually fold here, but that's partially because I know the villain to be fairly good. I think his range is pretty small. If villain was allin it might be a different story.

Re: (109) How do you play this?
 

You've already folded in that action. I don't get it. They seem to be going to war and you're not even in the hand.

Re: (109) How do you play this?
 

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You've already folded in that action. I don't get it. They seem to be going to war and you're not even in the hand.

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I was confused about this too, but I think he deleted his actions just so he can get some unbiased input from us as to what we would do.

Re: (109) How do you play this?
 

If he's acting after the big stack, then I think I would push, simply because he's been "goober aggressive". I'm more worried about UTG's hand than his.

Re: (109) How do you play this?
 

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Easy easy push, and congrats on doubling up.

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Can you stop writing "easy easy" in front of your replies when nothing about the situation is easy?

I think I actually fold here, but that's partially because I know the villain to be fairly good. I think his range is pretty small. If villain was allin it might be a different story.

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So you think he has exactly AA or KK? The poster said he is loose so has a large range of hands. This is why it is easy easy.

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Easy easy push, and congrats on doubling up.

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Can you stop writing "easy easy" in front of your replies when nothing about the situation is easy?

I think I actually fold here, but that's partially because I know the villain to be fairly good. I think his range is pretty small. If villain was allin it might be a different story.

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So you think he has exactly AA or KK? The poster said he is loose so has a large range of hands. This is why it is easy easy.

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Wrong. Read the post about ICM linked to in the FAQ. Get a calculator/poker stove / sng power tools. It's not easy easy, but your post was sure annoying annoying.