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#11
11-23-2005, 05:34 PM
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Re: SB vs BB, What Line do you take?
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Like I said in the opening I had been playing back at him alot and I was hoping he was going to get feed up [/ QUOTE ] Isn't this a good enough reason to raise that flop? 
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#12
11-23-2005, 06:06 PM
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Re: SB vs BB, What Line do you take?
For those of you who advocate reraising preflop, what is your range to reraise with here against an unknown? I personally like seeing a flop here. I'd be much more inclined to reraise AKo or virtually nothing here for obvious reasons.
-James
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#13
11-23-2005, 06:11 PM
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Re: SB vs BB, What Line do you take?
I think a raise PF would be a good idea, as he might try to make a move given the history. On the flop I would raise here for sure. Given the way you played it, I would just call the turn and bet/raise the river, but I think that is the weakest line you could take in this hand. Raise this either PF or Flop.
Tex
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#15
11-23-2005, 09:10 PM
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Re: SB vs BB, What Line do you take?
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For those of you who advocate reraising preflop, what is your range to reraise with here against an unknown? I personally like seeing a flop here. I'd be much more inclined to reraise AKo or virtually nothing here for obvious reasons. -James [/ QUOTE ] Against someone who's superaggro preflop, reraise or fold is a pretty good line. (Trap with KK-AA if you want.) I don't like trapping with no pair, so I'm going to reraise with AK. In this case, opponent seems to be playing in a highly exploitable fashion (raise any 2, fold any turn if hero raises.) So against this guy calling with any 2 seems like a winning strategy, and taking it away on the turn.
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#16
11-23-2005, 09:19 PM
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Re: SB vs BB, What Line do you take?
Raising this turn is really really bad. I hope you see why. Especially when you qualify your reasons for raising the turn with the following statement...
[ QUOTE ] I was assuming the SB had sh*t. [/ QUOTE ]
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#17
11-23-2005, 10:38 PM
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Re: SB vs BB, What Line do you take?
Perhaps you are correct. Maybe just a call on the turn would have been better the way I played this hand.
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#18
11-24-2005, 01:04 AM
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Re: SB vs BB, What Line do you take?
raise flop man, AK vs. 89 is still only a 60/40 fav, RERAISE PF IS MANDATORY!!!! if you do call, RAISE FLOP!!!!!!!!!!, if you do call RAISE TURN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#19
11-24-2005, 02:35 AM
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Re: SB vs BB, What Line do you take?
Hey G35,
Reraise pre-flop, because at some point he's gonna take a stand, and it might be with AQ/ something worse. Your context has turned AK into a monster (not that it's generally too shabby). I would have no qualms about calling off my stack with it pre-flop here, though I usually don't like that play.
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#20
11-24-2005, 02:57 AM
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Re: SB vs BB, What Line do you take?
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I agree with your general logic, but... [ QUOTE ] I'd be much more inclined to reraise AKo or virtually nothing here for obvious reasons. [/ QUOTE ] this sounds fairly exploitable. [/ QUOTE ] But my opponents obviously don't know this, so how is it exploitable? Reraised pots hardly get shown down in 100 bb stack games in my experience. I can understand that it'd be exploitable if I only reraised AA and KK and nothing else, but preferring to reraise offsuit big aces as compared to suited big aces will be a pattern virtually no one will pick up on unless they scour data. Also, for the same reason I don't mind talking strategy with my friends, I can just do something different if I play someone who I have reason to believe knows this. These conversations aren't binding, are they? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] -James
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