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#1
10-23-2005, 06:02 PM
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Can I fold this?
Party $500K guaranteed. I'm at a very aggressive table (though the players in this hand were only moderately aggressive. I've got 650 chips left and the blinds are 25/50. I get AQs in the BB. Somewhat weak EP limps. Unknown EP2 raises. Unknown EP3 calls. With 12BB left, can I lay this down here?
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#3
10-23-2005, 06:19 PM
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Re: Can I fold this?
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[ QUOTE ] With 12BB left, can I lay this down here? [/ QUOTE ] wrong question to be asking... you can do whatever you want. [/ QUOTE ] Umm. OK. Why did you even bother typing that? Should I have folded here? I think I just saw AQ with barely more than 10x the BB left and decided, "well, this is the hand I'm going to have to try to double up with" which 9 times out of 10, or maybe more, it would have been, especially at this table. With this specific action, I'm thinking perhaps I should have layed it down. What are your thoughts? Or you can respond with another tautology. Whatever you are into.
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#5
10-23-2005, 07:29 PM
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Re: Can I fold this?
No.
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#6
10-23-2005, 08:25 PM
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Re: Can I fold this?
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I'd like to see the bet sizes, but at first glance I'd push. Even when you are dominated there is so much in the pot that you're almost getting the right price. [/ QUOTE ] I have 600 after posting. 1 limper for 50. Raise to 250. Call for 250. I push. EP limper repushes. Others fold. Guess what the limper had... I thought I was pretty obligated there, but that was just so much action I thought maybe I could lay it down. But as you say, I was pretty much guaranteed to be getting at least 3-1 on my money, and it's not like I can specifically put someone on the one hand that has me beat 9-1...
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