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Old 11-21-2005, 05:13 PM
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Default Mini-step #5 AKs in SB (early) - limp or raise?

This is from level 3 of a mini-step 5. The table has been pretty tight so far, with very few limpers. So in this hand, I am thinking that the limpers likely have medium PPs (maybe 6/6 - J/J). I have only played one hand so far and I'm looking at A/Ks here in the SB. My standard play here is to complete and see the flop, but does anyone raise it here PF to try to get it HU despite positional problems?

Sorry, but the converter doesn't recognize step HHs:

50/100 Tourney Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) (Tournament 17593761) - Mon Nov 21 00:01:33 EST 2005
Table Mini Step 5 1067373 (Real Money) -- Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: tmay420 (495)
Seat 2: TheSwampRat (825)
Seat 3: tolumax (1010)
Seat 4: Gambiano1 (1180)
Seat 5: ChipLederer (1075)
Seat 6: BurgerLover (805)
Seat 7: OLD_TABLE (1395)
Seat 8: TEVOLVER (1570)
Seat 9: mararunner (590)
Seat 10: thebomber (1055)
BurgerLover posts small blind (25)
OLD_TABLE posts big blind (50)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to BurgerLover [ Kd, Ad ]
TEVOLVER folds.
mararunner calls (50)
thebomber folds.
tmay420 folds.
TheSwampRat folds.
tolumax folds.
Gambiano1 folds.
ChipLederer calls (50)
BurgerLover ???

If you raise, how much do you make it and what is your plan on a flop that doesn't hit you (say Q-hi rainbow) with one or two PF callers?

If you complete and hit it, how much are you betting with TPTK on a good flop (say something like K/8/3 r)?

Thanks,

ts-
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