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12-13-2005, 01:22 PM
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Re: A lesson in why you should not go against a big stack
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This is a lesson in just how horrible people are in online tournaments. [/ QUOTE ] i don't think either one of them played it badly. i'd raise more on the flop if i'm CO, but other than that it's fine. SB has a lot of options but i think his is fine. 
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#12
12-13-2005, 01:55 PM
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Re: A lesson in why you should not go against a big stack
I'd fold on the turn in a heartbeat...while I wouldn't be thinking he had a straight, I'd be worried he hit a set on the flop or hit an overcard on the turn. To me this is a no-brainer.
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#13
12-13-2005, 02:06 PM
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Re: A lesson in why you should not go against a big stack
Weak fish here.
I don't understand why the SB only made a 1/2 pot sized bet on the flop, then called a raise and an all-in on the turn. I would have played this hand as the SB one of two ways, depending on my read of the villain: 1) Make a pot-sized bet on the flop, and push a raise. or 2) Make a 1/2 to full-sized pot bet on the flop like the SB did, but check/fold if the villain calls/raises. It seems inconsistent the way the SB played it... or is that my usual fishy thinking?
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#14
12-13-2005, 02:10 PM
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Re: A lesson in why you should not go against a big stack
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i don't think either one of them played it badly. i'd raise more on the flop if i'm CO, but other than that it's fine. SB has a lot of options but i think his is fine. [/ QUOTE ] I thought the SB played it a bit weakly. He could have pushed preflop (I don't know that I would have done that). But on the flop, when he was reraised, he should have folded or pushed (calling pot commits him anyway, for the most part). I would have pushed.
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12-13-2005, 02:10 PM
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Re: A lesson in why you should not go against a big stack
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I'd fold on the turn in a heartbeat...while I wouldn't be thinking he had a straight, I'd be worried he hit a set on the flop or hit an overcard on the turn. To me this is a no-brainer. [/ QUOTE ] SB has 7k left in a 19k pot. sure, he's probably behind, but there's too much chance he's not. now that i think about it, SB should've reraised the flop. who cares if you let villain get away for the last 7k? he has a lot of outs pretty much no matter what he has.
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#16
12-13-2005, 02:13 PM
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Re: A lesson in why you should not go against a big stack
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[ QUOTE ] This is a lesson in just how horrible people are in online tournaments. [/ QUOTE ] i don't think either one of them played it badly. [/ QUOTE ] The fact that the SB didn't push PF for 20% of his stack to a loose LP raise is like a travesty. Or something. Oh, him not getting every chip in on the flop sucks, too.
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