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Old 12-27-2005, 02:56 PM
ravensfan ravensfan is offline
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Default Re: Curtains Hand #1

Hey Curtains, thanks for the response.

OK, if they felt that reraising say, 9s or 10s (or h@ll, even Js [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] ), would lead to an coin-flip all-in battle, would pushing still be a normal play this early? ie. maybe they didn't want to have to fold a good pair with position this early if you pushed, and wouldnt be comfortable calling? I guess i'm wondering if playing one of these pairs with position early in the tourney for set/overpair value would be better than ending the hand? Who knows, maybe he read you as aggressive either from your general posts here, or from your play that tourney, and figured it would be a good spot to trap you? Fwiw, i'm kind of trappy and my instinct is to trap these spots like the villian did. Do you think this is a leak? (i still play the 800 chip tourneys though)

I can definitely see how there'd be some more information to consider with these extra posts you're adding? Theoretically, i suppose it can help your game?!
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Old 12-27-2005, 03:16 PM
curtains curtains is offline
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The by far normal play for my opponent wolud be to reraise with 99 or TT. Flat calling is very abnormal.
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