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09-28-2005, 12:54 PM
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Re: Calling down with Ace high
Duly noted. I've been getting wrecked in spots like this lately by 60/40/2-ish maniacs.
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09-28-2005, 02:40 PM
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Re: Calling down with Ace high
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Duly noted. I've been getting wrecked in spots like this lately by 60/40/2-ish maniacs. [/ QUOTE ] Folding a big Ace against these guys is not an option in my opinion. It is just a matter of whether to check and call down or to bet "knowing" you will get raised and then calling down. It is the non-maniac type that are more of a concern to me. Cartman
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09-28-2005, 05:10 PM
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Re: Calling down with Ace high
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[ QUOTE ] Duly noted. I've been getting wrecked in spots like this lately by 60/40/2-ish maniacs. [/ QUOTE ] Folding a big Ace against these guys is not an option in my opinion. It is just a matter of whether to check and call down or to bet "knowing" you will get raised and then calling down. It is the non-maniac type that are more of a concern to me. Cartman [/ QUOTE ] Are you taking A7 to showdown against these guys, or do you tend to use the same guidelines as against this overplaying TAG?
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09-29-2005, 05:17 AM
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Re: Calling down with Ace high
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Are you taking A7 to showdown against these guys, or do you tend to use the same guidelines as against this overplaying TAG? [/ QUOTE ] I am usually going to the showdown with any Ace against a maniac. Cartman
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