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Give him credit for an overpair?
Hand from earlier today in the Party for Free $100,000
Villain seemed to be pretty solid and had only shown down strong hands since I had been at the table. Also his standard raise was what he raised to in this hand. #Game No : 3224490806 ***** Hand History for Game 3224490806 ***** NL Texas Hold'em Trny:18397682 Level:5 Blinds (50/100) - Sunday, December 18, 20:18:23 EDT 2005 Table Party for Free $100,000(527145) Table #67 (Real Money) Seat 10 is the button Total number of players : 10 Seat 2: NJKowboy22 ( $2540 ) Seat 3: mangy71 ( $1905 ) Seat 4: YDNEW ( $945 ) Seat 6: Mr_Insidious ( $2860 ) Seat 7: Normandy44 ( $4480 ) Seat 9: stanforth ( $265 ) Seat 10: snowman052 ( $4350 ) Seat 8: Runningtowin ( $6592 ) Seat 5: phillydogg19 ( $1870 ) Seat 1: LooseOos ( $3432 ) Trny:18397682 Level:5 Blinds (50/100) ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to NJKowboy22 [ 9s 9d ] mangy71 folds. YDNEW folds. phillydogg19 folds. Mr_Insidious raises [225]. Normandy44: Why? Normandy44 folds. Runningtowin folds. stanforth folds. snowman052 folds. LooseOos calls [175]. NJKowboy22 calls [125]. ** Dealing Flop ** [ 7d, 8h, 3h ] LooseOos checks. NJKowboy22 bets [400]. Mr_Insidious is all-In [2635] LooseOos folds. I don't generally make this fold with no reads but villain's line left me thinking I was behind. What is everyone's default play here given this line against a fairly tight and solid player? Thanks a lot, Jack |
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