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Re: Committing with AQ vs shortstack limper
He means PF.
Limpers can't bluff. |
#12
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Re: Committing with AQ vs shortstack limper
oh...ok.
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#13
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Re: Committing with AQ vs shortstack limper
[ QUOTE ]
And do you think he limps and calls $100 with absolutely nothing? Rarely. Without a read, you have to give him credit for a pair, at least. You're behind, the pot isn't big enough, .....muck AQ. [/ QUOTE ] I'm going to take the bold step of standing with TxRedMan on this one. You're only getting a little worse than the proper odds if he has a smallish pair. Your opponent only needs to be bluffing every once in a while if he has nothing but a smallish pair on those occasions when he is not bluffing. The times he has AK, 33, 44 or a big pair really make a call here unprofitable, I think. Basically, you're getting slightly the worst of it even if all the stars are aligned. I mean, really: how often is this guy bluffing all-in after limping under the gun and calling when you raise out of the blinds? SpaceAce |
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Re: Committing with AQ vs shortstack limper
Wow. That's a first.
Is the OP going to post the results??? |
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Re: Committing with AQ vs shortstack limper
He's not that short. Easy fold.
If all he had was $250 more, easy call. |
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