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12-20-2005, 09:32 PM
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Re: Gambler\'s Fallacy-->Can I Call?
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Given your history, I see villain playing AK, AQ, probably some worse hands, as well as PP 77-99 like this. I call this in heartbeat and if he has you beat, he has you beat. You have to make a stand against him at some point and can't just keep folding. You need to see what hands he has when he makes these plays. [/ QUOTE ] I talked myself into a call and the turn and river bricked. He shows AK, instantly re-buys and i drag in a healthy pot. I see i should have re-popped him preflop. I'm looking forward to playing with this villain again to see what happens. 
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12-20-2005, 09:43 PM
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Re: Gambler\'s Fallacy-->Can I Call?
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[ QUOTE ] Given your history, I see villain playing AK, AQ, probably some worse hands, as well as PP 77-99 like this. I call this in heartbeat and if he has you beat, he has you beat. You have to make a stand against him at some point and can't just keep folding. You need to see what hands he has when he makes these plays. [/ QUOTE ] I talked myself into a call and the turn and river bricked. He shows AK, instantly re-buys and i drag in a healthy pot. I see i should have re-popped him preflop. I'm looking forward to playing with this villain again to see what happens. [/ QUOTE ] You are being RO here. I dont think you should have repopped him preflop with 1010, because he isnt 4betting, he is calling or folding. Id rather take a flop of his reraise and see what happens from there. If you are a good player you shouldnt be looking to do a lot of preflop raising and reraising, you should be looking to take flops and outplay your opponents when your edge is biggest.
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