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09-27-2005, 12:09 AM
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Re: KQs -- does it matter what I do?
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no, i do not think it is a value bet. he is a tight opponent who check raised on the turn (once it got expensive), and he raised preflop. i think you are beat, and i check and showdown. [/ QUOTE ] You put him squarely on AA with that degree of confidence? 
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09-27-2005, 07:09 PM
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Re: KQs -- does it matter what I do?
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no, i do not think it is a value bet. he is a tight opponent who check raised on the turn (once it got expensive), and he raised preflop. i think you are beat, and i check and showdown. [/ QUOTE ] Huh? You don't think he'd play AK exactly the same way? Thinking that you must be beat here is far too weak.
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09-26-2005, 11:38 PM
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Re: KQs -- does it matter what I do?
Is this preflop play standard against this type of opponent?
lf
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09-27-2005, 12:07 AM
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Re: KQs -- does it matter what I do?
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lol, i am not certain if you are baiting me or serious. as i have stated many times, i fold preflop. [/ QUOTE ] No bait. This is a completely different situation. This pot is likely to be heads ups, and we know a lot about villians PFR standards, so your domination point is very valid. Of the options I think cold-calling is the worst of the three. Against an opponent with those kind of stats my decision would be based on his WTSD%, if he likes to hang on to his hands, i'm folding. If his WTSD% is low, i'm 3betting to take initiative, and more importantly see if he caps. lf
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