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12-14-2005, 01:31 AM
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Re: AA...do I get greedy?
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Is there any other hand you would consider just calling with pf in this spot? [/ QUOTE ] the answer to this question means nothing unless you think his opponent is capable of a third level of thought...which i doubt he is. 
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12-14-2005, 01:37 AM
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Re: AA...do I get greedy?
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[ QUOTE ] Is there any other hand you would consider just calling with pf in this spot? [/ QUOTE ] the answer to this question means nothing unless you think his opponent is capable of a third level of thought...which i doubt he is. [/ QUOTE ] I don't know about 3rd level...The guy's thinking, "wow this tight player just raised preflop then only called off like a quarter of his stack. looks like he's trying to trap with a monster to me." if garland pushes he could likely to think, "oh this bastard has AK and wants me to fold my pocket two's, good thing they are a favorite over AK, I call." Not that this amount of reasoning is certain for the other player...but it's definitely possible and worth considering. -SmileyEH
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12-14-2005, 01:42 AM
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Re: AA...do I get greedy?
smiley,
if i see a 3rd raise from a tight player over an all=in, i am most DEFINATELY not putting him on AK.neither are most players here...let them see a flop and then hang themselves when they catch a piece or decide that their overpair is just too good to fold. They're much more likely to make this mistake then they are to put us on AK. regards, crosse
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12-14-2005, 05:02 AM
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Re: AA...do I get greedy?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Is there any other hand you would consider just calling with pf in this spot? [/ QUOTE ] the answer to this question means nothing unless you think his opponent is capable of a third level of thought...which i doubt he is. [/ QUOTE ] I don't know about 3rd level...The guy's thinking, "wow this tight player just raised preflop then only called off like a quarter of his stack. looks like he's trying to trap with a monster to me." if garland pushes he could likely to think, "oh this bastard has AK and wants me to fold my pocket two's, good thing they are a favorite over AK, I call." Not that this amount of reasoning is certain for the other player...but it's definitely possible and worth considering. -SmileyEH [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, perhaps I'm way off, but the re-raise smooth call looks worse to me then a push here (if I were villian). BUT the ultimate trick is to try and get a read on how deep you think your opponent thinks about the game. How standard is this thought at this level. It doesn't appear like something too advanced. Perhaps I give more credits to my opponents then I should though. I would push here. If you're read on MP3 is correct though, then I'd call. I think it's pretty read dependent between call/push.
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