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10-17-2005, 10:02 AM
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Re: 55: How often do you try a re-steal like this?
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I do this all the time with a bigger stack and a good read on him. If he had done this more than once I do this I push. I this is his first raise or second raise from lp I fold. [/ QUOTE ] Well stack size matters a lot obviously, in this case he has you virtually covered and a call and loss puts you down to 140 chips, that's why his range has to be humongous unless he folds a hell of a lot. So here you shouldn't do it most times. 
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#12
10-17-2005, 10:11 AM
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Re: 55: How often do you try a re-steal like this?
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[ QUOTE ] I do this all the time with a bigger stack and a good read on him. If he had done this more than once I do this I push. I this is his first raise or second raise from lp I fold. [/ QUOTE ] Well stack size matters a lot obviously, in this case he has you virtually covered and a call and loss puts you down to 140 chips, that's why his range has to be humongous unless he folds a hell of a lot. So here you shouldn't do it most times. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah what he said.
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#13
10-17-2005, 11:21 AM
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Re: 55: How often do you try a re-steal like this?
The restealing thing in situations simliar to this is good with a read. I would never make the play you made without a very strong read, that told me things that tigerite was discussing. The guys is getting a pretty decent price on his cash and he's already invested 1/4 of his stack. You have to have a good read for plays like this, and a very good read for this specific situation.
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