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#11
09-14-2005, 10:31 AM
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Re: Scared with Flopped Ser PP10/20 (X post)
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Both villians are SLAGs. [/ QUOTE ] Get Jiggy on the turn, please. If you said they were TAGs I'd say just about the same thing. 
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#12
09-14-2005, 10:34 AM
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Re: Scared with Flopped Ser PP10/20 (X post)
a lone 7 isn't enough...
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#13
09-14-2005, 10:42 AM
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Re: Scared with Flopped Ser PP10/20 (X post)
CC the river you will have the best hand here enough for your call to be profitable. I also agree with everybody else that this turn needs to be raised. As for limping 22 Brett is right that this is game dependent and not limit dependent and given one limper I limp along with 22 pretty much everytime.
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#14
09-14-2005, 11:56 AM
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Re: Scared with Flopped Ser PP10/20 (X post)
Thanks for the advice. Although I dont appreciate the stupid/retard comments. I know this hand was poorly played, as I don't post the ones I know I played well.
I don't see how people have objections to limping 22 after a limper. No limper, I fold this. But if there is another limper it seems easy to get odds as limping encourages limping. I was planning to raise the turn, but the action on the flop scared the chit out of me. Either one of them could have held JJ/77/J7. I figured they both couldn't be betting clubs, and one of em was gripping one of those 3 hands. Putting them on these hands is the reason I didnt raise the turn, as JJ/77 come back over me. General consensious seems to be these fears where unfounded. Am I the only one who gets scared on that flop action? If so, it won't happen again.
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