($55) I hate JJ
 

Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 8
Seat 1: A ( $635 )
Seat 3: B ( $1060 )
Seat 5: C ( $3035 )
Seat 6: E ( $920 )
Seat 7: F ( $1710 )
Seat 8: G ( $820 )
Seat 9: HERO ( $855 )
Seat 10: EVIL GENIUS ( $965 )

Level:3
Blinds(25/50)

** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to HERO [ Jd Jc ]

HERO raises [150].
EVIL GENIUS raises [375].
A folds.
B folds.
C folds.
E folds.
F folds.
G folds.

HERO ==> ZERO!

Re: ($55) I hate JJ
 

This is why I still limp JJ in early position. Even though most people here raise it. I think you have to fold to his reraise. But then again.....you are the Hero. And the Hero always wins against the Evil Genius.

Re: ($55) I hate JJ
 

I think folding to the reraise is ok, and I think that limping here is just totally ridiculous. The blind is 1/17th of your stack and you have JJ!

Re: ($55) I hate JJ
 

Oh yea. For some reason I totally missed that the blinds are 25/50. I thought it was earlier. Yea, limping sucks then. But I still fold to the Evil Genius.

Re: ($55) I hate JJ
 

If you are folding to a reraise, I think you should raise less, or limp as splashpot suggested.

Re: ($55) I hate JJ
 

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I think folding to the reraise is ok, and I think that limping here is just totally ridiculous. The blind is 1/17th of your stack and you have JJ!

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I take back that nice thing I said about you earlier, splashpot.

Re: ($55) I hate JJ
 

meh this is borderline for me, I fold TT and push QQ. Part of me doesnt like folding JJ with 17x, but if I was to do it, this would be the spot.

Re: ($55) I hate JJ
 

I raise to 125 instead of 150 but in any case the reraise to 375 is especially dangerous.

Re: ($55) I hate JJ
 

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I raise to 125 instead of 150 but in any case the reraise to 375 is especially dangerous.

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What's magical about the 25chip difference?

Re: ($55) I hate JJ
 

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I raise to 125 instead of 150 but in any case the reraise to 375 is especially dangerous.

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What's magical about the 25chip difference?

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Keeps the pot a bit smaller for when you have to play postflop. It's not a huge difference, but since the raise is a greater % of the stacks, it doesnt have to be as big.

Hey, something I agree with curtains on.