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Re: 3/6 6m JJ
I just can't see him folding an overpair. Especially if he is solid. You haven't represented a better hand here.
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Re: 3/6 6m JJ
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I don't think that CO has overcards. [/ QUOTE ] You know the player well? I can see alot of TAG's playing AK exactly as this guy played it. |
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Re: 3/6 6m JJ
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[ QUOTE ] I don't think that CO has overcards. [/ QUOTE ] You know the player well? I can see alot of TAG's playing AK exactly as this guy played it. [/ QUOTE ] Would you play AK this way? |
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Re: 3/6 6m JJ
Jason,
I like the idea behind the river raise (because CO's range is probably KK-JJ (usually not AA), based on the flop and the turn) but I don't think KK-JJ folds here if he is truly solid. There is no way that the 5 helped you and he knows that, and he also knows that UTG is mentally retarded and his bets mean nothing. All I'm saying is that a good TAG should call 2 here. Edit: Actually I'm not sure. it's close, still considering how often he folds. Even given the fact that UTG is a moron the fear of it being capped around might make him sick and fold. |
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Re: 3/6 6m JJ
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I don't think that CO has overcards. [/ QUOTE ] You know the player well? I can see alot of TAG's playing AK exactly as this guy played it. [/ QUOTE ] Would you play AK this way? [/ QUOTE ] no, AK should fold the flop, because too often it is drawing dead/reverse dominated. |
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Re: 3/6 6m JJ
OK i've made an executive decision. Risking 2 bets to win the 17 is worth it. You are either losing or splitting with CO 95% of the time unless he isn't actually solid and raised the flop with overs.
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