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#11
09-11-2005, 10:16 PM
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Re: Q6 in the BB flops 2-pairs
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In that case at what point do you release the hand? on the river right? [/ QUOTE ] on the turn. even given the results i'd routinely fold it against straightforward TAG's. given the play preflop the probability of AA/KK is low enough that i would give credit for a hand > 2pair. the other poster is correct by the way that 50 hands is too small a sample size. was there any reason why you didn't play it hard on the flop? 
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#12
09-11-2005, 11:26 PM
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Re: Q6 in the BB flops 2-pairs
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Had you ever seen him limp/reraise big pairs in early position before this hand? Gojacketz [/ QUOTE ] No. I hadn't seen him do that. But i didn't have evidence of the opposite either
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#13
09-11-2005, 11:32 PM
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Re: Q6 in the BB flops 2-pairs
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[ QUOTE ] In that case at what point do you release the hand? on the river right? [/ QUOTE ] on the turn. even given the results i'd routinely fold it against straightforward TAG's. given the play preflop the probability of AA/KK is low enough that i would give credit for a hand > 2pair. the other poster is correct by the way that 50 hands is too small a sample size. was there any reason why you didn't play it hard on the flop? [/ QUOTE ] No particular reason... I thought I'd mix my play a bit... I would usually play it hard on the flop. Also because of the limp I thought that if I bet the flop he would probably fold if he hadn't connected with the flop. Also the flop didn't look too dangerous.
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