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#1
12-30-2005, 11:05 AM
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Re: Foxwoods $100 MTT - going broke in level 1 w/ TPTK
Why not bet the flop and try to take down the pot? If you don't bet this flop, what flop do you bet?
You're not slow-playing a monster, but you do have a good hand. Bet it. With no flop bet, I fold the Turn after that bet. I don't call an All in. 
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12-30-2005, 12:06 PM
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Re: Foxwoods $100 MTT - going broke in level 1 w/ TPTK
Guess I'm too tight. Cause, I'm not calling 5 X BB pre flop w/ AQos...
Of course I treat JJ the same as 22 pre flop, so I guess I am tight.
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#3
12-30-2005, 12:23 PM
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Re: Foxwoods $100 MTT - going broke in level 1 w/ TPTK
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Guess I'm too tight. Cause, I'm not calling 5 X BB pre flop w/ AQos... [/ QUOTE ] The point is not about calling AQ PF for 5xBB. It's about calling AQ for 6% of your stack PF with big implied odds. This is the only point in the tournament where you have anything that looks like a deep stack. Failing to play here (or in similar situations) leaves you inevitably at the mercy of forced coinflips less than 30 hands from now. Best, McMelchior (Johan)
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