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09-14-2005, 08:30 PM
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Re: What to do with TT OOP?
ch/fold the flop. Unless he thinks your preflop standards are very loose (you already stated he views you as solid so his reraise deserves some respect), this is an easy check fold.
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09-14-2005, 08:39 PM
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Re: What to do with TT OOP?
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ch/fold the flop. Unless he thinks your preflop standards are very loose (you already stated he views you as solid so his reraise deserves some respect), this is an easy check fold. [/ QUOTE ] This is exactly the way a tricky LAG wants you to play though, right? If I'm doing this, then I'm basically calling his $2.50 preflop reraise to win $7.50(getting 3:1)with 2 outs to make trips. I'm ~7:1 to flop trips, plus if I hit them he may just go away which kills my implied odds. So, what's the point of the preflop call if I'm just check-folding the flop?
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#3
09-14-2005, 08:46 PM
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Re: What to do with TT OOP?
If you hit trips and lead, why do you think hes going away? Seems like hes paying off if you have 99 in this hand. Limit his range when he reraises you preflop. How often has he done this to you/other players at the table? Any hands shown down?
If you're convinced you have the best hand just check/call down, or check/call flop, lead turn. Why would he flop raise? Cause players who underestimate LAGs would think a Q (or TT) is good here. Obviously you don't need a set to call a LAG but you have to incorporate his preflop reraise into your analysis.
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