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Bubble Hand
PP $50 + $5, No bullying from the big stacks. I was the big stack at one time. SB (who was the 2nd biggest stack at that time) called me down with AJ.
Blinds 300/600 UTG 3775 Button 625 SB 4000 Hero (BB) 1600 SB posts 300 Hero posts 600 Hero is dealt 10[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 5[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] UTG folds Button folds SB calls Hero checks Pot: 1200 Flop 8[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 5[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 2[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] SB bets 600 Hero ??? |
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Re: Bubble Hand
reluctantly folds
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Re: Bubble Hand
To a min bet from a completer?
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Re: Bubble Hand
Yup, you can't exactly spend t1200 to raise with 2nd pair when shorty is sitting there with t625 can you? I think this is a spot where you just have to the big stack push you around a little.
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Re: Bubble Hand
I agree, reluctantly fold. Short stack is going to be put all in next hand. Middle (very small) pair is not a hand you want to bust out in 4th with.
At least that's what I'd do in the 10s. I could be wrong. -----------------Jeff |
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Re: Bubble Hand
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To a min bet from a completer? [/ QUOTE ] Psst. check the stack size of the button. |
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Re: Bubble Hand
What do you do next hand in SB with T700? I understand what is being said about button, but this looks to setup the situation where you have T700 UTG and he is essentially all in blind. You're essentially putting your life in him randomly losing or you randomly winning the following hand, correct?
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Re: Bubble Hand
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What do you do next hand in SB with T700? I understand what is being said about button, but this looks to setup the situation where you have T700 UTG and he is essentially all in blind. You're essentially putting your life in him randomly losing or you randomly winning the following hand, correct? [/ QUOTE ] I think it's worse than that. I will almost certainly have to fold the next two hands, so I have to rely on the other 2 stacks to take out the small stack. The next hand: I have 700 chips after posting. The button folds. I have zero folding equity. I fold. The hand after that. The button has 35 chips after posting. The bet comes to me before it comes to the button. If I go all-in and am called by the big stack between us (as I should be), he can fold into third place. So again I will have to fold. |
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Re: Bubble Hand
Folding or pushing both seem reasonnable.
Calling is not an option because your holding is too shaky, and U can't stay in this hand without involving your entire stack, now it s basically a risk reward problem. Winning this pot to a fold puts you in a very good position for the money, and if you get called and double up you now have much more 1st position equity. On the other hand folding means more struggling ahead. Pushing is therefore a nice option given the SB has definitly shown a lot of strength. The downside of Pushing is that you are always called and if you are likely to be ahead, there are lots of outs against you. Depending on my mood (lol) I'll probably push, the blinds are too big to just try and get ITM. |
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Re: Bubble Hand
**bump**
Come on, you wimps. This is a difficult hand (I think). What would you do? |
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