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11-27-2005, 08:26 PM
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Re: Ansky451 is weak-tight at heart*
pretty standard here, I don't usually play 9's after a raise behind me by a tight player... plus he put in 4times as much you put in, so he's pretty serious about the hand.
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11-27-2005, 08:30 PM
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Re: Ansky451 is weak-tight at heart*
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pretty standard here, I don't usually play 9's after a raise behind me by a tight player... plus he put in 4times as much you put in, so he's pretty serious about the hand. [/ QUOTE ] Can't really add much, but you took the time to respond to mine recently so... Have to agree with the above, with that big of a raise, he doesn't want you to call and doesn't seem to want to play post flop, smells like TT-QQ or an outside chance of AKs. Think you have to fold here and look for a better spot.
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11-27-2005, 08:30 PM
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Re: Ansky451 is weak-tight at heart*
that would be a super loose call.
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11-28-2005, 09:34 AM
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Re: Ansky451 is weak-tight at heart*
wtf world do you play in.
You have 15bb open from the button and one of the blinds pushes back?? for heavens sake stick it in there it doesnt seem close. -Jason
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#5
11-28-2005, 11:23 AM
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Re: Ansky451 is weak-tight at heart*
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wtf world do you play in. You have 15bb open from the button and one of the blinds pushes back?? for heavens sake stick it in there it doesnt seem close. -Jason [/ QUOTE ] I think you missed the read. SB called and uber tight BB basically sets you all in? I think TT+/AK or JJ+/AK is the range you're looking at here. With 44:26 (1.7:1) effective odds you need 37% equity. You don't have the odds against that range. Don't forget that the SB is still in there. And nh on Sunday. Everett
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11-28-2005, 11:30 AM
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Re: Ansky451 is weak-tight at heart*
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[ QUOTE ] wtf world do you play in. You have 15bb open from the button and one of the blinds pushes back?? for heavens sake stick it in there it doesnt seem close. -Jason [/ QUOTE ] I think you missed the read. SB called and uber tight BB basically sets you all in? I think TT+/AK or JJ+/AK is the range you're looking at here. With 44:26 (1.7:1) effective odds you need 37% equity. You don't have the odds against that range. Don't forget that the SB is still in there. And nh on Sunday. Everett [/ QUOTE ] It is very unlikely that SB flat called with TT-AA, so I don't see the problem in SB being in the hand. SB being in the hand makes for a fatter pot to push at. Maybe BB just hasn't had any cards. If the table is playing loose, I will often play real tight. I just can't see how you can put someone on a range tight enough that this isn't a pot odds call with 99. OP is weak tight. This fold is almost as bad as the alleged fold in the Gigabet post.
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11-28-2005, 06:19 PM
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Re: Ansky451 is weak-tight at heart*
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OP is weak tight. [/ QUOTE ] Is this a joke betgo? I think I've gone all in with 10 high, and restolen with 27o, and called down with middle pair, plenty of times to not be called weak tight. Maybe this was a weak tight fold, but I had a very strong read on my opponent, and (GASP!) I went with it. If there was a weak tight player in this hand, it was the BB, so yeah-- I gave him respect when he reraises me (who has a tight rep). I'm weak tight?? Just because I make a big fold doesn't make me weak tight, its all about situations.
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11-28-2005, 06:56 PM
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Re: Ansky451 is weak-tight at heart*
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[ QUOTE ] OP is weak tight. [/ QUOTE ] Is this a joke betgo? I think I've gone all in with 10 high, and restolen with 27o, and called down with middle pair, plenty of times to not be called weak tight. Maybe this was a weak tight fold, but I had a very strong read on my opponent, and (GASP!) I went with it. If there was a weak tight player in this hand, it was the BB, so yeah-- I gave him respect when he reraises me (who has a tight rep). I'm weak tight?? Just because I make a big fold doesn't make me weak tight, its all about situations. [/ QUOTE ] I was just agreeing with you. I thought that was the title of your thread. OK, you are weak tight in this situation.
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11-28-2005, 07:01 PM
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Re: Ansky451 is weak-tight at heart*
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] wtf world do you play in. You have 15bb open from the button and one of the blinds pushes back?? for heavens sake stick it in there it doesnt seem close. -Jason [/ QUOTE ] I think you missed the read. SB called and uber tight BB basically sets you all in? I think TT+/AK or JJ+/AK is the range you're looking at here. With 44:26 (1.7:1) effective odds you need 37% equity. You don't have the odds against that range. Don't forget that the SB is still in there. And nh on Sunday. Everett [/ QUOTE ] It is very unlikely that SB flat called with TT-AA, so I don't see the problem in SB being in the hand. SB being in the hand makes for a fatter pot to push at. Maybe BB just hasn't had any cards. If the table is playing loose, I will often play real tight. I just can't see how you can put someone on a range tight enough that this isn't a pot odds call with 99. OP is weak tight. This fold is almost as bad as the alleged fold in the Gigabet post. [/ QUOTE ] The only hand in his range that im "beating" is AK. I am pretty sure that his range does not include 88 and lower (ever) and rarely, if ever, AQ.
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