Here you should call, it is slightly -EV if he has AA, but you should take it here for the image sake and a small chance that he is bluffing.
Though I don't like how you get into this spot. There are many factors involved, but if you are 3 betting with such hands you should be able to check this flop, let your OP to bet and fold/push depending on your read.
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by Ojingo » Fri Dec 01, 2006 4:35 pm
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by Zmej » Sat Dec 02, 2006 5:30 am
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by DonkiFornication » Sat Dec 02, 2006 5:37 am
You can't fold this.
On another note, I'm a bit a LAGtard, but I don't mess with shortstacks for this reason. You should really be more conscious of that when considering a PF re-raise or it'll get seriously dangerous for you.
On another note, I'm a bit a LAGtard, but I don't mess with shortstacks for this reason. You should really be more conscious of that when considering a PF re-raise or it'll get seriously dangerous for you.
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by excession » Sun Dec 03, 2006 7:16 pm
Opponent open raises on the button to $4,50. I repop with 8Ts to $17. Opponent thinks a bit and calls. Flop: T42 rainbow. I bet $30, opponent hesitates a second and pushes in for $35 more. I call.
Ugly?
Fwiw, I nearly always fire a decent bet after 3betting preflop, but I'm not sure whether opponent knows that.
Hmm I'm pretty laggy but I'm not sure why you want to mix it up vs a shortie with T8s from the blinds..if he is open raising a lot (as most of the CR clones do) can't you let him have your $ or 50c and find a better spot to push back at him? you will have position on him 4 or 5 times out of 6 right?
I might be tempted to flat call him to see if I hit but can't imagine I would pop him back in this spot..
Ugly?
Fwiw, I nearly always fire a decent bet after 3betting preflop, but I'm not sure whether opponent knows that.
Hmm I'm pretty laggy but I'm not sure why you want to mix it up vs a shortie with T8s from the blinds..if he is open raising a lot (as most of the CR clones do) can't you let him have your $ or 50c and find a better spot to push back at him? you will have position on him 4 or 5 times out of 6 right?
I might be tempted to flat call him to see if I hit but can't imagine I would pop him back in this spot..
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