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02-14-2005, 05:13 AM
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5 10 Nl mid stacks put to a decision for all my glimmer
Hey all had an odd hand tonight on Full tilt. What would 2+2ers do...hey we need a braclet!
Heres my stack: 660 His stack: 1400 I pick up Jd Qd in the big and he raises to 25 (standard raise for him) I call and flop comes: 2d 3d 4h He fires 40 I call quickly Turn Qc he pauses and moves all in What would 2+2ers do????? 
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02-14-2005, 05:22 AM
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Re: 5 10 Nl mid stacks put to a decision for all my glimmer
It really depends who is doing this. In the 5/10 game there I would call this bet from just a few people. Its a fold the majority of the time. Also you aren't very precise on the action. Is it heads up? or are you first to act. You may have some options on the flop instead of making yourself look like you are on a draw by calling quickly.
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02-14-2005, 05:40 AM
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Re: 5 10 Nl mid stacks put to a decision for all my glimmer
Ok, so is he getting out of line much? Making big bluffs much? You will win the pot about 30% of the time if you call and your behind. So he needs to be bluffing 25%-30% of the time or so. As he probably has some outs as well. i personally prefer bigger edges then this. Move on to the next hand unless this is a typical bluff from this player. If you are planning on playing a long session with this person and hes an unknown, it may be worth looking him up. I am not getting that impression though.
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