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06-19-2005, 08:17 PM
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Re: Anyone like this?
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270ish left, 11111 average... new table, 300/600 blinds no reads; you have 7225 UTG w/88. You limp, unknown mp w/7700 stack limps, 18000 stack mp pops it to 1900, folded to you. You call, mp pushes 7700, big stack folds, you call. Thoughts? [/ QUOTE ] I generally am prepared to raise with this and raise it up and reevaluate if need be. as stated I probably push after the 1900 raise 
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#83
06-19-2005, 08:29 PM
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Re: Anyone like this? How about now?
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[ QUOTE ] 270ish left, 11111 average... new table, 300/600 blinds no reads; you have 7225 UTG w/88. You limp, unknown mp w/7700 stack limps, 18000 stack mp pops it to 1900, folded to you. You call, mp pushes 7700, big stack folds, you call. Thoughts? [/ QUOTE ] I generally am prepared to raise with this and raise it up and reevaluate if need be. as stated I probably push after the 1900 raise [/ QUOTE ] Well, I was actually mp w/AKo. How about now?
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#84
06-19-2005, 08:32 PM
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Re: Anyone like this? How about now?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 270ish left, 11111 average... new table, 300/600 blinds no reads; you have 7225 UTG w/88. You limp, unknown mp w/7700 stack limps, 18000 stack mp pops it to 1900, folded to you. You call, mp pushes 7700, big stack folds, you call. Thoughts? [/ QUOTE ] I generally am prepared to raise with this and raise it up and reevaluate if need be. as stated I probably push after the 1900 raise [/ QUOTE ] Well, I was actually mp w/AKo. How about now? [/ QUOTE ] your limp sucks
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#85
06-19-2005, 08:35 PM
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Re: Anyone like this? How about now?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 270ish left, 11111 average... new table, 300/600 blinds no reads; you have 7225 UTG w/88. You limp, unknown mp w/7700 stack limps, 18000 stack mp pops it to 1900, folded to you. You call, mp pushes 7700, big stack folds, you call. Thoughts? [/ QUOTE ] I generally am prepared to raise with this and raise it up and reevaluate if need be. as stated I probably push after the 1900 raise [/ QUOTE ] Well, I was actually mp w/AKo. How about now? [/ QUOTE ] Are you the "unknown" mp who called then pushed 7700? Or the big stack mp who raised then folded? -ptmusic
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#86
06-19-2005, 08:39 PM
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Re: Anyone like this? How about now?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 270ish left, 11111 average... new table, 300/600 blinds no reads; you have 7225 UTG w/88. You limp, unknown mp w/7700 stack limps, 18000 stack mp pops it to 1900, folded to you. You call, mp pushes 7700, big stack folds, you call. Thoughts? [/ QUOTE ] I generally am prepared to raise with this and raise it up and reevaluate if need be. as stated I probably push after the 1900 raise [/ QUOTE ] Well, I was actually mp w/AKo. How about now? [/ QUOTE ] your limp sucks [/ QUOTE ] Very constructive, thanks. I figured I was new at the table, and the utg limp could be anything. I called figuring I'd have a well-disguised TpTk if an A or K hits- if he had AA or KK, so be it. When the big stack raised and the ep called, I had him on AQ or a medium pp. With the extra equity in there, I pushed. Obviously not how I normally play AKo, trying something new.
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#87
06-19-2005, 08:42 PM
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In the money...
But just 8K left with blinds at 500/1000. Went card dead and was at an aggressive table. Not too much I could do.
When I had about 11L, Iopen-raised JTs to 2000 from MP, got called in 2 places and gave up on it on a flop of 225, figuring someone had to have an overpair. First caller (BB) checked, I checked, second caller (LP) bet 3000 (into a pot of 6500). BB calls. I fold. Turn is an A, they both get all in and both have AK. Doesn't seem clear I could have pushed both of them off of it anyway....
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#90
06-19-2005, 08:51 PM
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Hi all!
Here's a situation for you. Just got moved to a new table 2 minutes ago, dealt AKo UTG+1. I open for a standard 2600 and someone in MP goes all-in for like 30k. Everyone folds and I have like 16k left in my stack.
I folded on the theory that AK is not the hand to call an all-in, but... who knows. Hard to deal with a completely unknown player sometimes. I'm lucky to be in the money at all... was down to like 5xBB during the last hour, went all-in with Q5s from CO, SB called with AK but I sucked out. Couple hands later I open-raised with JJ, BB got me all-in with QQ (I had him slightly covered), but a J flopped. So I'm playing on borrowed time, just like always! One thing that's always amusing is how a play like the Q5 can get you berated by the all-knowing railbirds for hours. "One of the worst plays I've ever seen," one of them said, "raising into a couple big stacks with Q5." Well, yes, if it was up to me, I'd rather not be to the right of a couple big stacks, but it's not like it was up to me! I suppose the "good" players like him just magically pick up AA in that spot...
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