1st hand JJ decison, 10+1

cain06 · #1 07-30-2005, 12:14 AM

Easy fold. The re-raiser has KK or AA most likely. It's very rare that you will face a re-raise bluff in these levels.

I personally limp with JJ in the early stages to see what the flop brings. This may be too tight, but it seems to work for me.

The way I see it is, any K, Q, or A can pair knock me out if I'm all-in, it just isn't worth it.

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mike28 · #2 07-30-2005, 01:10 AM

This post whirls me all different ways inside. I hate jacks.

I probably just call the t40 and run away from any overcard flop like the vag I am.

I think the "He MUST have AA/KK" is flawed. Too many times (Esp at the 11s) you'll see some random hands like AQ ending up in the fray. I also could see the SB doing this with AK. Folding 1/4 of my stack just isn't an option after your raise.