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#21
12-07-2005, 06:27 PM
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Re: Hand vs Carlos Mortensen in Bellagio 3K
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I'd really like to hear a justification for that. You are out of position for every street, your hand can't make a real hand. As is evidenced by this post, even when you make a "monster" you are going to be hesitant. [/ QUOTE ] Well, if I had all the right answers I wouldn't be posting. It might be unjustifiable, a leak or whathaveyou, but I don't mind putting in 1% of my stack to see a flop, even with a hand that's pure trash. I obviously CAN make a real hand, even if doing so will put me in a difficult spot sometimes. If I was afraid of difficult spots, I would have stayed home. 
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#22
12-07-2005, 06:28 PM
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Re: Hand vs Carlos Mortensen in Bellagio 3K
On second thought, I still think he has 77. The pot's big enough. Why wait for the river.
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#24
12-07-2005, 06:33 PM
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Re: Hand vs Carlos Mortensen in Bellagio 3K
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On second thought, I still think he has 77. The pot's big enough. Why wait for the river. [/ QUOTE ] You think he has 77 when he min-raises my turn bet or when he pushes after I re-raise. Yeah, 77 is firmly within his range after he pushes. How about when he mini-raises? Couple other thoughts I'd like to insert here: My table was not easy. There were 9 players and no spots (besides me, maybe). I was content to play tight and avoid annoying confrontations, but it's not like I could sit back and wait for someone to donate their stack to me, either. Also, with the premise that after I've re-raised his turn min-raise I'm pot-commited (and he know that), does anyone think I gave Carlos a tough-enough decision with some Ace/middle pair/spade combo?
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#25
12-07-2005, 06:38 PM
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Re: Hand vs Carlos Mortensen in Bellagio 3K
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Also, with the premise that after I've re-raised his turn min-raise I'm pot-commited (and he know that), does anyone think I gave Carlos a tough-enough decision with some Ace/middle pair/spade combo [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, between pushing and calling.
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#28
12-07-2005, 06:43 PM
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Re: Hand vs Carlos Mortensen in Bellagio 3K
No, this hand is hot off the presses.
I've had some near-successes this trip, which will be detailed in the forthcoming blog entry. It always tortures me when I look back on hands where I made mistakes, and those mistakes reveal themselves in new ways the more I think about the hand.
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#29
12-07-2005, 06:44 PM
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Re: Hand vs Carlos Mortensen in Bellagio 3K
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My table was not easy. There were 9 players and no spots (besides me, maybe). I was content to play tight and avoid annoying confrontations, but it's not like I could sit back and wait for someone to donate their stack to me, either. [/ QUOTE ] Okay fine, but then you call the raise with 62o OOP? It's not like I care about the 75 chips, I care about what happens after you do call (basically, this.) [ QUOTE ] Also, with the premise that after I've re-raised his turn min-raise I'm pot-commited (and he know that), does anyone think I gave Carlos a tough-enough decision with some Ace/middle pair/spade combo? [/ QUOTE ] If he is the type of guy that you can put on 'ace + spade', not to mention air, *now*, that's clearly a no. Normal people...sure, that's a tough call with something like AxJs, but that's not a huge part of his range and I doubt he calls the flop/minraises the turn with those (doesn't make too much sense because I think that's either a clear calldown or a flop/turn big raise.) I think he's more likely to have a flush, higher trips or nothing much at all (if I have 77 I just call the turn 3 bet). The point is, if you're going to give him 'a tough decision' with trips no kicker on a board that sucks this much after he's shown that much strength, don't be surprised when it backfires.
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#30
12-07-2005, 06:44 PM
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Re: Hand vs Carlos Mortensen in Bellagio 3K
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[ QUOTE ] On second thought, I still think he has 77. The pot's big enough. Why wait for the river. [/ QUOTE ] You think he has 77 when he min-raises my turn bet or when he pushes after I re-raise. Yeah, 77 is firmly within his range after he pushes. How about when he mini-raises? [/ QUOTE ] I'm currently reading Phil Gordon's Little Green Poker. He says pros are at their most dangerous when they raise a small amount. BTW I like your blog. Bookmarked it.
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