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Statistics: Posted by Bob314 — Mon Dec 27, 2004 11:17 pm
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I think you're too deep to risk all your money when AK or QQ are eminently probable holdings for him. If either of you had substantially fewer chips, there'd be no decision because there'd be virtually no money left to bet past the call anyway so everything would be copacetic.
There's no way I'd play for my entire stack on that board. Since that is what he is effectively challanging you to do, I would fold thinking I'd gotten away from a potential bust reasonably cheaply.
I expect to be called weak, but there you go. Eventually I may change my ways, but that's how I'm thinking right now.
I'd also have called him on the flop. With potsizers on all streets, you've still got scope to get all your money in and make the bets look appropriately sized without tipping off the strength of your hand.
Statistics: Posted by tetsuo — Mon Dec 27, 2004 11:26 am
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His call of the raise and then the $200 bet smells deceptive and like a straight. I would probably call but folding would not be a bad play.
Statistics: Posted by Johnny Hughes — Mon Dec 27, 2004 10:50 am
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FLOP:
![[Qc]](http://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/Qc.gif "The Queen of Clubs")
[Jd][Th] (Pot: $57)He bets $50. I raise to $150. He calls.
TURN:
![[3s]](http://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/3s.gif "The Three of Spades")
(Pot: $357)He leads out for $200. If I call, I have $540 left.
My play is to:
a. Call
b. Min raise
c. Go all-in
d. Fold
I would like to hear opinions on what the best move would be here and why.
Statistics: Posted by Mad Genius — Mon Dec 27, 2004 2:16 am
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