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09-18-2004, 03:46 PM
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Re: yup, here is why (long, contains math)
Change your math to him having AK 95% of the time, then rerun the numbers.
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#12
09-18-2004, 05:45 PM
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Re: yup, here is why (long, contains math)
i thought it was probably live as well, although it turns out it wasn't...
in the 3-6 live game i play, if you raise 7xBB to ~40 you usually don't get much action.....so ya, depends on the table...if you can get calls, then raising to 15 is fine since it was online....i doubt many will call you without a good hand, huge preflop raises tend to scare people away (unless you do it a lot)....although to be completely honest, if this was partypoker, and someone went all-in, i would half expect to see them with KQ
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#13
09-26-2004, 07:57 AM
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Re: Would you make this call???
calllll
muz is right, except i would say he has a straight much less often than he does. he could be pushing just as easily with the 2 lower sets. another reason is the guy would have to be a big idiot to push in position here with the nuts. he should call then reraise all in on the turn if he has any idea. i cant remember ever folding top set on the flop. if you have the bankroll, folding here is very very very bad. tough break
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