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#21
05-12-2005, 05:51 PM
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Re: 600 nl KK UTG
Isn't a limp re-raise saying you can beat a big pair? Wouldn't the average/decent player fold? I like the flop lead alot better; I think it gets more out of AK/AQ, and causes JJ/TT/QQ to get more aggressive in protecting their hand. I do not, however, play these particular games.
BTW, against the range of hands that the opponent could have, only AA beats you. Definitely want to play for a big pot. 
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#22
05-12-2005, 06:19 PM
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Re: 600 nl KK UTG
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Isn't a limp re-raise saying you can beat a big pair? Wouldn't the average/decent player fold? [/ QUOTE ] Even at 5/10, you'd be surprised how many people will still call a limp-reraise w/ AK, QQ-TT. One problem with waiting for the flop is that there are a lot of scare cards to a middle pocket or some to you as well. It really will grind the action to a halt for both players - so you'll be "small pot" a lot. If you knew a flop like the one in this hand would come, of course you wouldn't want to limp-reraise preflop... I'd say a scary flop comes much more often though than a harmless one. It's a tradeoff - but I'd rather get tricky w/ position than out of position. You'll seriously have no idea where you stand on most flops. As long as the money isn't too deep (which it isn't here), the limp-reraise is a fine play.
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#23
05-12-2005, 06:49 PM
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Re: 600 nl KK UTG
maybe i'm playing scared poker?
tell me where my thinking is off. i think you might be saying i'm in error because the villain's range of hands is huge, and hero has a good chance of getting stacked off here because villain may move in with hands less than AA. is that correct? curious to know your thoughts...maybe this is a big leak of mine
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