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05-24-2005, 05:31 PM
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RESULTS
I move all in, he instantly calls with AA, jack hits the turn giving me quads. The Jack on the turn got me thinking about this. I'm not sure I stack him if I wait, although it's very rare for me to get such a scary card on the turn.
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05-24-2005, 07:04 PM
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Re: RESULTS
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I move all in, he instantly calls with AA, jack hits the turn giving me quads. The Jack on the turn got me thinking about this. I'm not sure I stack him if I wait, although it's very rare for me to get such a scary card on the turn. [/ QUOTE ] Do you think he's more likely to have AA-KK or to have no pair? If he has no pair, you call to let him bluff again. If there's no chance he has no pair, then the allin is just as good as the smooth call.
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#25
05-24-2005, 07:56 PM
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Re: Potentially huge pot in a live NL game.
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I agree with your thinking, sometimes I play the nuts fast on a flop because people think, why would he play the nuts so fast, obviously he has a weak hand. [/ QUOTE ] I think there's so much to be said for fast playing the nuts. I just played a hand where I was BB w/ 64s. Folded to SB, who completed. Flop was 666. SB led for pot, I raised pot (I was playing laggy, per usual), SB called. Turn 10, check, pot, call. River 2, check, all-in, call w/ AK. (granted, villain was bad, but I don't get paid w/ a different line). In this hand, I think I would have called the flop, simply b/c as someone already mentioned, there aren't many scare cards (one jack, maybe four aces if he has KK/QQ). I think all the money was going in anyway, and I certainly don't mind your push at all, esp. if there's absolutely zero chance villain folds AA. Creed does make a good point though, in that if he has AK, you're only going to extract more coin by calling, and letting him bluff or catch top pair.
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