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#11
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Re: AA no reads
Insta call and see flush draw and/or JT. You're going without a read here, which means you default to a "standard play read" on 25NL. People with a PP miniraise at this level.
You get stacked, you get stacked. A set probably would have just flat called - slowplaying sets is another default at this level. |
#12
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Re: AA no reads
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So, it's a standard call here ? I was not sure [/ QUOTE ] I think it's standard unless the stacks are extremely deep. Most of us make that call and lose our stacks no matter what we say on this forum. |
#13
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Re: AA no reads
Odds are too good to do otherwise.Especially in a cash game. The worst that happens is you reload.There are only 2 out of the many possibilities with this flop that have you in trouble, that is not enough to fold on.
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#14
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Re: AA no reads
KK,QQ,JJ are not an option, due to Villian's preflop behaviour.
TT is not an option, because Villian saw OP raise preflop and continuation bet into a large field, meaning there is a very good chance that TT will not stand up. The average $25NL player is under-aggressive, not over-aggressive. The average $25NL player is there for a reason. Their postflop play is not very good. You'll see tons of guys call allin's on the flop with a flush or straight draw, but not make the allin. Personally, I think the guys that have posted so far have given the standard $25NL player too much credit. They tend to be overly loose, yes. But they also tend to be overly passive. To check raise allin with a flush or straight draw shows A) an understanding of the real odds of making his draw and B) fold equity. This is a level of play your standard $25 NL player simply does not have. So your average $25 player is a passive one, meaning he's only going to be playing like this with a made hand. (Sets, 98s) The only draw the average passive $25 player would consider this play on is J10[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], and 67[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], in which case you're not looking good either way. I fold. Opinions on this logic? (agree or disagree?) |
#15
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Re: AA no reads
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KK,QQ,JJ are not an option, due to Villian's preflop behaviour. TT is not an option, because Villian saw OP raise preflop and continuation bet into a large field, meaning there is a very good chance that TT will not stand up. The average $25NL player is under-aggressive, not over-aggressive. The average $25NL player is there for a reason. Their postflop play is not very good. You'll see tons of guys call allin's on the flop with a flush or straight draw, but not make the allin. Personally, I think the guys that have posted so far have given the standard $25NL player too much credit. They tend to be overly loose, yes. But they also tend to be overly passive. To check raise allin with a flush or straight draw shows A) an understanding of the real odds of making his draw and B) fold equity. This is a level of play your standard $25 NL player simply does not have. So your average $25 player is a passive one, meaning he's only going to be playing like this with a made hand. (Sets, 98s) The only draw the average passive $25 player would consider this play on is J10[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], and 67[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], in which case you're not looking good either way. I fold. Opinions on this logic? (agree or disagree?) [/ QUOTE ] Makes great sense, but I would agree with the others and say I would still probably call, especially in the 30 seconds or so you have to act. |
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Re: AA no reads
i see TONS of clowns at this level go all in just with top pair. i would call 100% of the time
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#17
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Re: AA no reads
I dont disagree, but at this level I have seen this move more because people think on this flop you just missed with overs and can blow you off your hand with a big CR
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#18
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Re: AA no reads
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KK,QQ,JJ are not an option, due to Villian's preflop behaviour. TT is not an option, because Villian saw OP raise preflop and continuation bet into a large field, meaning there is a very good chance that TT will not stand up. The average $25NL player is under-aggressive, not over-aggressive. The average $25NL player is there for a reason. Their postflop play is not very good. You'll see tons of guys call allin's on the flop with a flush or straight draw, but not make the allin. Personally, I think the guys that have posted so far have given the standard $25NL player too much credit. They tend to be overly loose, yes. But they also tend to be overly passive. To check raise allin with a flush or straight draw shows A) an understanding of the real odds of making his draw and B) fold equity. This is a level of play your standard $25 NL player simply does not have. So your average $25 player is a passive one, meaning he's only going to be playing like this with a made hand. (Sets, 98s) The only draw the average passive $25 player would consider this play on is J10[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], and 67[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], in which case you're not looking good either way. I fold. Opinions on this logic? (agree or disagree?) [/ QUOTE ] This is an excellent post. 25NL players are generally very passive, at least in my experience. This only emphasizes why reads are so important. Without reads, I probably fold as well. 25NL players are most often true blue post-flop. |
#19
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Re: AA no reads
My 30 second logic for a $25 NL game.
Any raise of a pre-flop raise and continuation bet is saying "I can beat TPTK". Since he didn't open the betting, there's no KK, QQ, JJ. Leaving TT, 2 pair, or sets. I fold. |
#20
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Re: AA no reads
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Third hand at the table, no reads at all. Comments on all streets please, thank you. No-Limit Hold'em, $.25 BB (5 handed) converter MP ($19.10) Hero ($25.40) SB ($13.45) BB ($51.15) UTG ($22.10) Preflop: Hero is Button with A[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img], A[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]. UTG calls $0.25, MP calls $0.25, <font color="#CC3333">Hero raises to $1.35</font>, <font color="#666666">1 fold</font>, BB calls $1.10, UTG calls $1.10, MP calls $1.10. Flop: ($5.50) 3[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], 8[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], 9[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] <font color="#0000FF">(4 players)</font> BB checks, UTG checks, MP checks</font>, <font color="#CC3333">Hero raises to $5.50</font>, BB folds, UTG folds, MP is all-in HERO ? [/ QUOTE ] PF: $1.5 is my standard open. $.50/limper. $2.5 PF. Flop: I'm definately calling, too many players someone makes that move with a straight draw or flush draw. |
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