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Old 11-14-2005, 02:52 PM
Mike Cuneo Mike Cuneo is offline
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If I'm against the tightest rock in the world who WILL NOT under any circumstances raise without the absolute nuts, then putting in a 3rd bet on a K7442 board with KK is -EV. On the other hand, if I'm playing against someone who doesn't look at his cards, there's no way I'm not putting it all in with AK on a AJ962 board.

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Yeah since TPTK is like the 15th nuts.
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Old 11-14-2005, 03:03 PM
Dazarath Dazarath is offline
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Default Re: when do i stop?

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If I'm against the tightest rock in the world who WILL NOT under any circumstances raise without the absolute nuts, then putting in a 3rd bet on a K7442 board with KK is -EV. On the other hand, if I'm playing against someone who doesn't look at his cards, there's no way I'm not putting it all in with AK on a AJ962 board.

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Yeah since TPTK is like the 15th nuts.

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Read the post. If my opponent literally doesn't look at his cards, his hand range is any two. TPTK on that board beats 90% of hands. If he turns up two pair+, oh well. It was still +EV to put it all in.

You need to think a little past "oh, I don't have the nuts, I can't put it all in." Of course, the reserve is also bad, "oh, I have the nut boat, I'm going to the felt." Think in terms of hand ranges. What hands would my opponent play this way, and how many of them can I beat?
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