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12-28-2005, 06:11 PM
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Re: Playing the opponents hand and not yours.
This was almost a really good post.
[ QUOTE ] We take a flop of 8d 5s 2s heads-up. The guy bets t1,000. I consider raising to t3,000 to get him off a strong Ace, but luckily realize how stupid that would be with my excellent draw - if he re-pushes I'll be forced to fold what easily could be the best hand. [/ QUOTE ] Why in the world would you ever fold if he repushed? 
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12-28-2005, 06:26 PM
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Re: Playing the opponents hand and not yours.
thinking the same thing.
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12-28-2005, 07:29 PM
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Re: Playing the opponents hand and not yours.
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Why in the world would you ever fold if he repushed? [/ QUOTE ] Ahem .... the same occurred to me in the subway going home from work (after posting the article). Hey, if I was in his place and was looking down on Ks Qs or something, I'd be tempted to push to a flop raise. But I guess that's far from justification for folding with the pot offering 3:2 ... I'm still learning ... to remember to think, that alone is a handful! Best, McMelchior (Johan)
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