I'm dealt
![[7d]](https://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/7d.gif "The Seven of Diamonds")
[6d] in MP. Folds to me and i raise to $18. CO calls. he has $438. I cover obv. I've never played with him before.
$45 flop, HU, comes
![[7s]](https://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/7s.gif "The Seven of Spades")
[6h][4d]. i bet $30 and he min raises to $60. he has $360 behind and i push.
standard? donk?
3/6nl - top two on a straightening board vs. min raiser
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3/6nl - top two on a straightening board vs. min raiser
by Stelvask » Mon Sep 25, 2006 4:10 pm
3/6nl full ring on stars.
I'm dealt[6d] in MP. Folds to me and i raise to $18. CO calls. he has $438. I cover obv. I've never played with him before.
$45 flop, HU, comes[6h][4d]. i bet $30 and he min raises to $60. he has $360 behind and i push.
standard? donk?
I'm dealt
[6d] in MP. Folds to me and i raise to $18. CO calls. he has $438. I cover obv. I've never played with him before.
$45 flop, HU, comes
[6h][4d]. i bet $30 and he min raises to $60. he has $360 behind and i push.
standard? donk?
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by WayToGo » Mon Sep 25, 2006 4:33 pm
Is 3xBB standard raise on 600NL?
I don't see how you can get worse hands to call you. Maybe overpairs which would mean 28/72. Or pair/straight/backdoorflush draws, meh.
A 8, T 3 etc on the turn would make/break your action more than you would like but...
What a tough spot.. all the hands you just posted are very interesting and it is annoying to me i can't come up with a proper answer.
I don't see how you can get worse hands to call you. Maybe overpairs which would mean 28/72. Or pair/straight/backdoorflush draws, meh.
A 8, T 3 etc on the turn would make/break your action more than you would like but...
What a tough spot.. all the hands you just posted are very interesting and it is annoying to me i can't come up with a proper answer.
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by Stelvask » Mon Sep 25, 2006 4:38 pm
To answer your first question, I almost always do 4x, except when i'm in the CO. At which point i vary between 4x and 3x.
I can't tell you why i went to 3x here. This hand was from last week and it's possible that I misclicked, or just wanted to mix it up a bit
I'd say 90% of my opening raises are to 4x though.
I can't tell you why i went to 3x here. This hand was from last week and it's possible that I misclicked, or just wanted to mix it up a bit
I'd say 90% of my opening raises are to 4x though.
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by kennyg » Wed Sep 27, 2006 3:36 am
i'm shocked that he called w/ TT. normally i don't expect to see a call here unless you are beat or he slowplayed KK or AA.
i don't think pushing is the optimal play in this scenario, though the results of the hand speak differently.
i don't think pushing is the optimal play in this scenario, though the results of the hand speak differently.
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by Zmej » Wed Sep 27, 2006 2:16 pm
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