Arrg, what to do with my jacks now?
 

First pusher was weak/tight, letting me steal his blind frequently. Second pusher was big LAGgy that has had alot of his hands hit.

No-limit Texas Hold'em $10+$1 (real money), #1,156,722,460
Fair Oaks Single Table Tournament, 10 Aug 2005 8:11 PM ET



Seat 2: jomartz ($775 in chips)
Seat 3: vbthur ($1,325 in chips)
Seat 4: suburbnmusic ($1,725 in chips)
Seat 7: MattPep ($2,375 in chips)
Seat 8: rocket2754 ($6,125 in chips)
Seat 9: Patsy21 ($490 in chips)
Seat 10: HERO [JD,JS] ($2,185 in chips)



ANTES/BLINDS
jomartz posts blind ($50), vbthur posts blind ($100).

PRE-FLOP
Two folds, rocket2754 calls $100, Patsy21 folds, HERO bets $300, jomartz bets $725 and is all-in, vbthur folds, rocket2754 bets $6,025 and is all-in,
HERO...?

Normally I would think this is an easy fold, but I figured the second villains isolation push seemed out of order if he had a higher pocket pair.

Thoughts...?

Re: Arrg, what to do with my jacks now?
 

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Normally I would think this is an easy fold, but I figured the second villains isolation push seemed out of order if he had a higher pocket pair.

Thoughts...?



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You're in a $11 game, it is unlikely the villain knows much about isolation pushes.

Fold it, watch him show KQ and cry when it comes A3459 and you'd have beaten KQ and 88.

No hurry to beat these people, they'll beat themselves at some point.

Lori