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02-09-2005, 07:08 PM
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5/10 NL Shorthanded Play
6 Handed $5/10 NL at UB. Opponents are unknown, with the exception of SB who I know from another site.
UTG folds. I limp in UTG+2 with A7h. CO calls, Button makes it 40, blinds fold, limpers call. I barely have the other stacks covered with $1100. They are roughly within $100 for me. Flop comes 7d 8h Th. Perfect flop for me. I plan for a checkraise. Checked to button who makes it $100. I pop it to $300. Things start getting interesting here. Limper pops it to $700ish. Button reraises all-in. I push, limper calls. Guess their hands. 
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#3
02-09-2005, 07:31 PM
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Re: 5/10 NL Shorthanded Play
That combination gives me 30% equity, and with all the dead money, I've got to call. Is there any combination you can put people on that would make it wrong to fold on the end?
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#4
02-09-2005, 07:34 PM
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Re: 5/10 NL Shorthanded Play
Jh 9h?
10 10? I didnt run the numbers, but that seems to me the worst case scenario. Made straight that kills two of your heart outs because of Sflush. Plus a set that can fill up if you hit a safe heart. Edit: just noticed you had 7h, so the sflush possibility only kills one of your heart outs i guess.
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02-09-2005, 07:49 PM
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Results in white
I was pretty surprised by their holdings. <font color="white"> Button had 9h9c, Limper had 96o. I was really surprised he called twice preflop with this holding. My call was automatic with these holdings, and I sucked out a flush for a nice $3000 pot.</font>
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#7
02-09-2005, 08:15 PM
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Re: 5/10 NL Shorthanded Play
hi Tom,
at the time of your final action you're basically getting something like 24 to 7 or some such number on your call....obviously the only way you're in bad shape equity wise is if one has a set and the other has J9h.....but with no read (and probably even with a read) this is a call....if you put button on AA-88 and the the limper on a set or a straight, your equity makes this an auto-call......
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