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Old 12-04-2005, 10:21 PM
Masquerade Masquerade is offline
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Default Re: Two hands from Bellagio. Call or Fold?

Hand #1 I fold in a heartbeat. I'm sure he can beat AK (or AQ in this case) and you might not have any real outs. JJ/99 most likely with AJ possible too.

Hand #2 I dont like the raise to 3500 because you MUST call the re-raise now. That's fine if u had a monster that you wanted to induce a re-raise but you don't. In fact I don't like the flop raise at all - seems more of a limit move. I'd take a card off and re-assess when he comes out firing on the turn.
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Old 12-05-2005, 03:53 PM
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Default Re: Two hands from Bellagio. Call or Fold?

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Hand #2 I dont like the raise to 3500 because you MUST call the re-raise now. That's fine if u had a monster that you wanted to induce a re-raise but you don't. In fact I don't like the flop raise at all - seems more of a limit move. I'd take a card off and re-assess when he comes out firing on the turn.




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Well, I HATE the reraise and certainly wasn't happy that I raised here. But, is there something to be said for getting the information on the flop and not donking off on the turn? I mean, assume the reraise means I am behind to a set or an overpair. Given this aggro player, I think I'm facing a big bet (prob for all my chips) on the turn here anyway. If a blank comes do I call it?
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