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Old 09-13-2005, 09:09 PM
Acesover8s Acesover8s is offline
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Default Re: Push with nines?

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I just play the plo 2000 on party.

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Is this supposed to impress me? I play much smaller than this on occasion and much larger than this on occasion as well. I play in whatever game is good.

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and your argument sucks. are you saying if i have a stack of 10,000, 3000 goes in on the flop, and i am married to the hand. that is asinine.

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You should learn to read better. My argument says NOTHING about this being proper, I said, and I quote "In your games do players often lead into a preflop raiser and then check/fold on the next card with 30-40% of their stack in the pot?" Notice that says nothing about whether this play is correct or not.

Furthermore your example of 3000$ committed out of my 10000$ stack is dissimilar from this situation.

In this situation, the Villain had a smaller than 50xBB stack, and led into a preflop raiser on an innocuous board.

I challenge you to find 3 hand histories where an opponent did this and then check-folded on the next card.
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Old 09-15-2005, 03:30 AM
BluffTHIS! BluffTHIS! is offline
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Default Re: Push with nines?

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And if you are you married to hands when 30% of your stack is in the middle you will be a sure loser.

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True.

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How much of your stack is in the middle should have no bearing on your future actions.

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Not true.
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Old 09-15-2005, 03:17 PM
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Default Re: Push with nines?

Don't forget the possibility that he has an overpair and a back-door flush draw. Your odds here would be roughly:

30-70
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