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#23
05-01-2005, 04:15 PM
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Re: results
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Also don't try to find hands that can beat you and lay down winners. It is a fine line. [/ QUOTE ] It is a terrible line. Several cards can kill hand/action. Build pot earlier. 
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#25
05-01-2005, 04:21 PM
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By "line" I meant, the line between laying down winners and calling with losers... not the line taken in the hand. [/ QUOTE ] LOL. I'm a jackass. But this hand still sux.
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#27
05-01-2005, 05:04 PM
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Re: Lay Down My Boat?
i can get all my money in the pot on the flop. if i'm playing your hand, i get rivered, but take solace in the fact i played my hand correctly. whoever said there were too many action killers in the deck was dead on. he doesn't know you have a set. that's why they call'em AA beaters.
cheers!
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#28
05-01-2005, 05:18 PM
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Re: Lay Down My Boat?
I would definately fold preflop here. You are facing a raise and a re-raise, and you are OoP. If I did call, I would definately raise that flop. 2 hearts, 2 broadway cards, I'd raise for value and to protect my hand. That said, Id probably push the turn, as the pot is so large anything less than a push is a bad idea. Facing that kind of raise on the river, with a card that completes a lot of draws, I think I'd fold crying.
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#29
05-01-2005, 05:50 PM
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Re: Lay Down My Boat?
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Read on mp3? Why don't anyone advocate folding preflop to the reraise? [/ QUOTE ] Because that reraise is perfect for you. You now KNOW that villain has KK/AA (MAYBE QQ). Meaning IF you listen to your reads, you can get away from your hand if you hit the underset/underboat. Hero ignored his reads here, which cost him. If you can get away from the underset then you should absolutely call the preflop reraise. Villain is telling you what he has and not making you pay for it, one of THE BIGGEST mistakes you can make in big bet poker.
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#30
05-01-2005, 05:55 PM
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Re: Lay Down My Boat?
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Svar på:</font><hr />
Because that reraise is perfect for you. You now KNOW that villain has KK/AA (MAYBE QQ). Meaning IF you listen to your reads, you can get away from your hand if you hit the underset/underboat. Hero ignored his reads here, which cost him. If you can get away from the underset then you should absolutely call the preflop reraise. Villain is telling you what he has and not making you pay for it, one of THE BIGGEST mistakes you can make in big bet poker. [/ QUOTE ] What worries me is mp3 might repop it. All I want are some reads.
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