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12-12-05, 02:34 AM
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-hand 2: UTG AK, i raise cca 1/3 of my stack, ready to go allin on the flop no matter what, 2 biggish stacks (both cca 40k) call, flop comes 6-4-4, i of course push the rest of my chips in, one big stack folds, the other goes in the think tank..and calls...with 66...LOL
2 options here... 1) push preflop... 2) get away from the hand. I push preflop.... You may have had just enough to keep the big stacks from calling, or ideally, to get the 6-6 to fold.... You said it yourself, you were going to live and die with this hand... Why give them an option to see a flop?
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12-12-05, 02:37 AM
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after the 3rd hr break, 50 ppl left, i have cca 50k, UTG JJ, raise 3xBB, small stack pushes allin, big stack (cca 100k) who has bullied the table previous several hands showing down baby aces/faces, pushes allin himself. im putting him on an isolation move, and call. he has KK.
JJ Is NOT an UTG type hand to get married to especially after a raise and a reraise. You;re stack was somewhat healthy, so after raising UTG, fold to the reraise. You are either beat, or best case a coinflip... Also you do NOT want to mess around with Big stacks.
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12-22-05, 12:19 PM
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I couldn't agree more with ChipFish especially on the first hand.
A Q and you limp in - no no no. You want to make sure there aren't any people playing straight or flush draws - get rid of them early or expect that to happen. It won't happen everytime but if you let people stay and chase sometimes they are going to catch. |
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