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Well, not exactly, but these two had more Hollywood in them than the real stars.
On my right is Mister Lee, a Great Blue Heron 20-40 regular, about 60 years old, a losing player. He always has an antagonizing comment for everyone else and likes to Hollywood just a little bit. For example, after losing a pot, he'll raise the next hand and announce "steam raise" and bet to the river and flip an AQ->top pair type hand - good but by no means a monster. To his right, is a young kid telling the table that he's the "Young Heavyweight Champ" of poker. He's been announcing his hand to the table before his PF raise, then when he wins he flips over the exact hand he claimed. He's also been reading players very well - he's been controlling the table, on a big rush, announcing the other players hands and more than once being dead on. He'll raise one limper from the cutoff, announce "pocket deuce", and bet to the river against one caller he "knew was on a flush draw". And he'll be right. And after the chaser folds, he'll show his deuces. Very LAG preflop, plays very well postflop. Mr. Lee is loose but still aggressive postflop, YHC plays very well postflop. Anyway, the Mister Lee is sick of his big talk, and Mr. Lee announces "I chase every hand against you!" YHC open raises from CO-2, Mister Lee predictably calls, I three-bet from the button with A [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] A [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]. They're yappin away. 3 to the flop: (10.5 SB) 2 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 3 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 5 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] YHC bets, Mr. Lee raises, I three-bet, YHC calls, Mr. Lee calls. 3 to the turn: (9.75 BB) (2 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 3 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 5 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]) 8 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] YHC bets, Mr. Lee raises. Your action? |
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Damn gamblor,
This situation is pretty tough in my eyes and there's a real war going inside me about what may be the right solution here. Ok, so far I think the asian connection is now playing a personal fight and Mr. Lee wants you out of the pot to take down the youngster. No way I'm going to muck here, but I doubt that coldcalling is the right thing to do. I think I'd give them some heat and throw in a threebet. Mr. Lee could easily play something like A [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]8 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] and just hit TP. I put YHC on a pocket pair, with what else would he call your flop threebet and lead out the turn? You said he is playing well postflop, and he may certainly afraid to give the flushdraws a freecard. So my advise is a threebet. Unless you're against a straight or a set you still got outs in case of two pair. I wonder about the results and what the other posters will recommend. |
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They are so focused on each other's egos that they are ignoring you.
I wake them up and 3-bet the turn. Peace, Joe Tall |
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YHC bets, Mr. Lee raises. Your action? [/ QUOTE ] I yell out "Pocket Ace!!!" and 3-bet. j/k (about the yelling, not the 3-bet). |
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j/k (about the yelling, not the 3-bet). [/ QUOTE ] I love the yelling out "Pocket Ace" here. In fact, noted poker authority Ed Miller only had one move in the 2-5 NL game at the Monte Carlo. He would fold for a couple of rounds then yell out "I have Aces! All-in!!!!!!!!" |
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I love the yelling out "Pocket Ace" here. In fact, noted poker authority Ed Miller only had one move in the 2-5 NL game at the Monte Carlo. He would fold for a couple of rounds then yell out "I have Aces! All-in!!!!!!!!"
I'm glad you mentioned this because it is yet another topic covered in my book. |
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why not yell out "i have six-fo! Three bets!"? This might in some weird way prevent a cap from a better hand. . .
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Because lying for profit is unethical.
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Because lying for profit is unethical. [/ QUOTE ] Are you being serious or joking here? |
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Because lying for profit is unethical.
Isn't that what a bluff is? |
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