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12-16-2005, 02:40 PM
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It\'s too perfect not to raise, right?
30/60 Party, full game
Unknown raises from the CO. I 3-bet with ATo, decent player caps in the BB, we call. Flop: 982r I check, BB bets, CO calls, I peel Turn: 9 Checked around River: 5 I check, BB checks, CO bets If there was ever a time to squeeze, now is the time, right? 
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12-16-2005, 03:27 PM
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Re: It\'s too perfect not to raise, right?
CO is probably never folding a pair, though he could be stupid...I had no read.
I guess I figured just calling here might just be enough to make BB overcall with the nut no-pair....I'm no rocket scientist, but I can't come up with many hands the CO would play this way that have me beat.
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#5
12-16-2005, 03:31 PM
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Re: It\'s too perfect not to raise, right?
actually, now that you mention it, a checkraise probably is not neccessary at all since the bb would need nerves of steel to overcall with ace high. just calling would probably be a good enough squeeze itself.
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#6
12-16-2005, 04:08 PM
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Re: It\'s too perfect not to raise, right?
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actually, now that you mention it, a checkraise probably is not neccessary at all since the bb would need nerves of steel to overcall with ace high. just calling would probably be a good enough squeeze itself. [/ QUOTE ] I dont think this is true, in a SH pot that nobody has shown any strength, I think he overcalls with AK here 85% of the time. I like the checkraise, unless he has a5 or 67 u win it. or decides to call with ak-aj
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