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12-16-2005, 05:34 PM
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Re: ($33) neg ROI help continued: Damn you QuasiFiction!
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[ QUOTE ] Always? I thought I was tight but never dreamed of folding TT in front of a raiser and a cold caller. When do you fold TT? One raiser? Raiser+caller? Do previous limpers matter too? [/ QUOTE ] Not so much that, look at your stack and the position you will be on the flop, and the fact it's going to be 4 way more than likely at least, and the pot size will mean you are basically pot committed for your stack. So, I'd definitely just let this one go, OR push preflop, either are better than calling IMHO. How did you lose 200 chips anyway? [/ QUOTE ] Quasi's raise to 65 means AA-QQ or AK. I would fold preflop or play it for set value (it will be paid off against his range). 
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12-16-2005, 05:43 PM
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Re: ($33) neg ROI help continued: Damn you QuasiFiction!
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Always? I thought I was tight but never dreamed of folding TT in front of a raiser and a cold caller. When do you fold TT? One raiser? Raiser+caller? Do previous limpers matter too? [/ QUOTE ] Not so much that, look at your stack and the position you will be on the flop, and the fact it's going to be 4 way more than likely at least, and the pot size will mean you are basically pot committed for your stack. So, I'd definitely just let this one go, OR push preflop, either are better than calling IMHO. How did you lose 200 chips anyway? [/ QUOTE ] Quasi's raise to 65 means AA-QQ or AK. I would fold preflop or play it for set value (it will be paid off against his range). [/ QUOTE ] OK, I don't really know Quasi but if this is the case then Tiger is probably right that it is a fold pre-flop. Reads next time please:P
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