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10-23-2003, 05:04 PM
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Re: I Would Like To Thank
Everyone that took time to post [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] I've learned a few things so that's what it's all about! These High Pairs can be strong but usually in my case they are weak due to the way I play them which I'm trying to fix [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]! Seems like I never hit a set on the flop! I also learned that these type hands do not play well multiplayer! So if AA or KK should crop up again I know I will raise preflop. But if I still had 4 or 5 players seeing the flop and I didn't hit the flop what would you guys recommend doing? I know not every sisuation can be covered but just in general. Would one try an attempt to check raise here? I know I want as few as players as I can get. Thanks
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#15
10-24-2003, 05:14 PM
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Re: 2 Hands AA & KK
My experience has been that many low limit players will play any face or ace regardless of suitedness.
The fact that he hit his face card on the flop means he'll probably stay for the ride. In this case he gets a third J which he tells you by raising, which means he's not going anywhere no matter what. I don't think someone would try a bluff here especially after you showed some strength preflop, and with that K showing, so my read would be he's holding what he's representing. 1. Do you give him credit for the third J? 2. Can you laydown your two bullets? 3. Can you convince him you have three K's? 4. If so would he give up his three J's? I think the only chance you've got of talking him out of this pot is to convince him you've got three K's, and even that is no guarantee of success (how many players do you know that would lay down a set or trips at this level), plus it would have cost you to try. If you don't want to lay down your bullets, then just calling would have saved you some money in the long run.
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