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TPNK versus UTG+1 miniraiser
$150 MTT on Paradise. Blinds 25/50. New to table. 2nd position with T1000 miniraises to 100. SB calls. I call in BB with Q8s and T2700.
Flop comes Q75 with a 2-flush. Checked to raiser, who bets 240 into 300 pot. SB folds. Checkraise allin or fold? |
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Re: TPNK versus UTG+1 miniraiser
You need a poll. I say check/raise all in.
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Re: TPNK versus UTG+1 miniraiser
I'm suspicious of a min raise from early position. Soooo many people min raise Aces or Kings in early position. Top pair, weak kicker, back door flush draw, back door str8 draw - check raise...hmmm. I could make a strong case either way. Lack of reads, I probably fold as you're early in the tourney and you've only voluntarily invested $50.
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Re: TPNK versus UTG+1 miniraiser
I folded. I wondered if that was weak. I didn't like the 5/6 pot bet. A continuation bet or a larger bet would have made me more think he was trying to take it down.
I also figured an early position miniraise was probably not AK-AJ or 99-JJ, as people usually make real raises or limp with those hands. So I thought there was a possibility or Qxs, as well as QQ-AA. |
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Re: TPNK versus UTG+1 miniraiser
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I'm suspicious of a min raise from early position. Soooo many people min raise Aces or Kings in early position [/ QUOTE ] I think you see this less at the higher buy in tournaments, but it DOES happen. A mini-raise UTG could mean any number of things according to the player and his type of play. Though I agree with the fold Betgo. |
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Re: TPNK versus UTG+1 miniraiser
If you were gonna fold to his continuation bet on a Q high flop, then why call preflop?
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Re: TPNK versus UTG+1 miniraiser
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If you were gonna fold to his continuation bet on a Q high flop, then why call preflop? [/ QUOTE ] I agree with this...I know you're getting great pot odds here...but you're not getting enough odds to flop 2 pair, or a straight, or even 4 to a flush. This is about the best flop you can hope for with your hand. I imagine you were hoping to outplay your opponent post flop?? It's a good fold though, looks like trouble, and with only minimum investment, i would let this one go too. |
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Re: TPNK versus UTG+1 miniraiser
I think a c/r all in if I got to your spot, but I would usually lead for 3/4 pot here and shut down if raised, and get pissed off if called. I need a reason to fold TP here and a cont bet isn't enough reason, and leading out is usually cheaper.
The open minraise can mean anythinig from a small pp to AA so I really don't like trying to put someone on a narrow range here. I c/r all in because it may get a call from a lower PP who puts you on a flush draw and it may keep me from making a mistake on a later street if a A,K, or flush card show up. Regards, Woodguy |
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