AA and I fold like I'm Jason or something

I'd swear out loud and click that call button for this pot.

[Borodog]

shant,

not to be results oriented but . . . what were the results on this one?

[MaxPower]

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I'd call this river, but that's because if MP2 ever turns over an awful bluff I would be compelled to commit hara-kiri.

Seriously though, the CO's river call is totally irrelevant. We know that he has KK/QQ a huge percentage of the time...so the only question is, are we losing to MP2 a whopping 96% of the time? I'm not so sure.

Another way to look at it. Say MP2 donks the river and CO folds. Do you also fold?

If not, I think you definitely need to rethink your stance.

Will

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I agree with this except for the hari-kiri part.

[Borno]

This is awful. Call down and lose.

26:1 on a call... TWENTY SIX TO ONE.

You have to be beat 97% of the time for you to be wrong. NINETY SEVEN PER CENT.

you hand has SOME s/d value.. .maybe the busted flush draw is trying to steal?!

bad. I dont like.

edit: think about all that equity you contributed.. toss for one measly donkbet? sure I expect to see a set, a stright or 2 pair.. but thats only an expectation. I think your good at least 4% of the time here [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

[sthief09]

nice hand on all streets. I think anyone who calls the river doesn't understand the effect of a parlay

[sthief09]

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That's an interesting point Borodog. I don't know what I would have done had the CO folded. During the hand, I wasn't so sure I had the CO beat and figured him for 99 or TT when he -bet the turn, so when he called it made the river fold easier.

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the call is easy if the CO folds. however, there's a pretty decent chance he has a set or the other two aces and for that reason you fold

[droolie]

I'd like the river fold if we had capped the turn and led the river and were raised.

Checking the river invites a bluff enough that I think you may be folding the best hand 1 in 20 times. CO will call with many hands we beat very often.

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I'd like the river fold if we had capped the turn and led the river and were raised.

Checking the river invites a bluff enough that I think you may be folding the best hand 1 in 20 times. CO will call with many hands we beat very often.

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I think this is a really good point.

[sthief09]

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I'd call this river, but that's because if MP2 ever turns over an awful bluff I would be compelled to commit hara-kiri.

Seriously though, the CO's river call is totally irrelevant. We know that he has KK/QQ a huge percentage of the time...so the only question is, are we losing to MP2 a whopping 96% of the time? I'm not so sure.

Another way to look at it. Say MP2 donks the river and CO folds. Do you also fold?

If not, I think you definitely need to rethink your stance.

Will

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first of all, the guy has a set more often than he has an overpair right now. even if you consider them equal, it has a huge affect. you have to beat BOTH of them. if you beat MP 7% and you beat the CO 50%, that swings it to a break-even call

[shant]

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shant,

not to be results oriented but . . . what were the results on this one?

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Results in white:
<font color="white">MP2 had 67o
CO had KdTd</font>