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07-21-2005, 11:24 AM
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Raise/Call/Fold?
Live Pot-Limit game. Most of the table have been playing for 5/6 hrs & it is getting late. The table has loosened considerably in the last 1/2 hrs. Villan (Button) caught me trying to steal recently & had to show down bottom pair. Villan appears reasonably sound. Both have approx $800 of chips.
Blinds $2/$4 Hero MP Dealt AQo Folded to Hero, Hero bets pot, folded to Villan calls. SB/BB fold (Pot $36) Flop A25 rainbow Hero bets $20, Villan Calls (Pot $76) Turn 3 (still rainbow) Hero bets $50, Villan raises $150. Hero re-raises $150. Is this a seriously bad move?? 
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#3
07-21-2005, 11:36 AM
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Re: Raise/Call/Fold?
He definetly wouldn't have called pre-flop with A-4 earlier in the night, but the table has definetly loosened up and it can no longer be automatically ruled out. Trips or (4-4) is a real concern, and possibly A-K although think he would have reraised this pre-flop.
Am I too aggressive on the turn (and pre-flop)? I usually play tourney's and am not sure if i adjusted well for cash game.
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#7
07-22-2005, 04:07 PM
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Re: Raise/Call/Fold?
This is a very poor re-raise. If you say the Villian is reasonable, he will now get away from any move he was making with A6-AJ. The only thing it might do for you is get AK to fold, but this holding is unlikely. I think you can expect him to have A4 and you're toast. Not only would I not re-raise, but I would be inclined to fold here. His line is a sign of real strength. If he wanted to pop you with a worse ace he would have done it with all other aces on the flop except for A4. As a general rule, don't stuff the pot out of position with one pair 2nd kicker on a 4 str8 board.
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