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Old 12-29-2005, 02:06 AM
DJ Sensei DJ Sensei is offline
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Default Re: 100NL full: Overpair vs semi-shortstacked and loose-bad opponent...

Call, raise turn all-in. (Unless its an A, and he pushes ahead of you... then fold angrily) If he has AT, a 3-bet could scare him off. I don't think we can fold this against a loose-bad opponent, and i think JJ is definitely in his range here. loose-bad opponents love overpairs.
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Old 12-29-2005, 02:52 AM
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Default Re: 100NL full: Overpair vs semi-shortstacked and loose-bad opponent..

With the game as loose as you say, I think you have to play it for your entire stack if that's what it comes down to. A lot of loose players love paired flops like that and see them as a great bluffing opportunity. I think if he had caught trips or a boat, he probably would have just check-called, trying to induce a bigger bet from you on the turn.
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Old 12-29-2005, 04:57 AM
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Default Re: 100NL full: Overpair vs semi-shortstacked and loose-bad opponent..

vs loose and bad opponent....

errr, all in?
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