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This is probably a no brainer to most of you but I started thinking about it after I played the hand...
My question here is: in respect to the stack sizes and position is a regular reraise here obligatory or can I miniraise or just call in order to try and have another big stack in the hand and thus potentially earning more on my big PF hand, or should I just normally reraise to say $40 and risk the big stack folding and shorty being all in now or on flop?
My reraise looks like that squeeze of which I just recently learned about and thus it seems that the big stack original raiser might fold to my proper reraise and I will have only shorty (or no one) to play this against...
Minraise can pretty much ensure me that the big stack won't fold and I don't really care about the short stack, but i am then against 2 players and if big stack outflops me /because my MR gave him odds to call for a set or whatever/ then I am probably losing my big stack....
So, should I just properly reraise this, or try to get a big stack in there also? How and why?
$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
5 players
Converted at
Profiles and Stacks:
UTG ($140.68) 53.6/0.0/1.0 (220)
CO ($375.54) 20.7/12.9/1.9 (381)
BTN ($69.35) 37.2/0.0/1.0 (43)
SB ($76.07) 29.2/5.8/3.2 (154)
Hero ($346.06) 13.9/9.2/3.8 (173)
Pre-flop: ($3, 5 players) Hero is BB
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[Ac]UTG calls $2 ($138.68), CO raises to $10 ($365.54), BTN calls $10 ($59.35), 1 fold, $8 to Hero ($344.06)?
Statistics: Posted by RedBarracuda — Mon Nov 19, 2007 4:10 pm
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