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#11
10-04-2005, 01:21 PM
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Re: Two poorly played hands, did I fold the best hands?
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From UTG+1 I would limp KQo but never raise it. You're not trapping any money to your right, and you run much too great a risk of getting a call behind you, then being caught OOP with second-best hand in a sizable pot. When SB check/calls the flop and then leads the turn, he's not afraid of the Q on the board, and you're beat. Fold the turn. [/ QUOTE ] We are talking about 25nl here right? Where people call raises with 93o? If I were playing my normal $3/5 live game I would limp/fold this depending on the table. 
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#12
10-04-2005, 02:34 PM
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Re: Two poorly played hands, did I fold the best hands?
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We are talking about 25nl here right? Where people call raises with 93o? [/ QUOTE ] I hear ya, and they do on occasion, but you said in OP that the table was generally tight. Even at NL25, if it's a tight table I won't push KQo from UTG+1. And the SB call of a pfr, then flop check/call and turn lead reeks of PP/flopped set to me. What would you put SB on that he would check/call the flop, then lead the turn?
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