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04-29-09, 11:42 AM
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Also, why limp if you intend to fold to his shove? That's just throwing chips away. Remember, this guy is shoving EVERY single hand (preflop), so it's not like he cares that if he sees us limp, he knows we're going to call and will start checking back and instead or something.
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04-29-09, 03:20 PM
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any pair and A10 or better
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04-29-09, 04:01 PM
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why should you be more selective in a cash game than in a SNG? Seems like the opposite would be true since you can just reload if you bust in a cash game and SNG you lose if you make a marginal call.
I'd prolly call like JTo+ a6o+, k8o+, 44+ in a cash game. 22 sucks against random. |
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04-29-09, 04:25 PM
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okay i was thinking if cash game he'd just quit after he lost. If he's going do to this for like 5k hands or something sure you can just call everytime you think ur hand is even slightly better. But that never happens so I meant so he doesnt double up and leave I would be tighter.
Also yes fold the hands you are going to fold to a shove. I just meant when you are going to play a hand just limp.
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04-29-09, 10:12 PM
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This is pretty much exactly what I thought too, FWIW.
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