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03-29-2005, 06:17 PM
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99 MP, I messed up... Should\'ve lost more
Here's the hand. Live 10/20. Full table. Tighter than normal. UTG is tight possible 2+2er, but likes to ram and jam rather than go for turn check-raises or whatever limps UTG. Folds to me in MP and I raise with 99, all fold and limper re-raises. I call.
Flop: 964r UTG bets, since I think he has AA I raise, he 3-bets. I call. I think I might like capping better against this particular opponent, but oh well. turn: A Crap. I just call down. Part of me feels like this was a pretty bad play, but part of me feels like no other line is very good considering his range of hands since he is definitely capable of folding KK to a turn raise here, and I don't think he 3-bets AKs out of position even on that raggy flop. However, there are occassional situations in poker where you just have to clench your jaw, fists, toes, and lose a significant number of BBs, and flopping top set, I feel this was one of them. Thoughts? 
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03-29-2005, 08:50 PM
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Re: 99 MP, I messed up... Should\'ve lost more
I think you should cap the flop, or raise the turn. You should definately find another raise in there.
Now if he 3-bets the turn, I might think about slowing down, depending on how tight he is, though I probably cap it. If he has a set of aces, well, good for him. Losing set over set is expensive, no way around it.
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