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Apr 08,2008, 09:00 PM
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#1 | | Seat 7
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| My c-bet gets raised
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Apr 08,2008, 09:14 PM
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#2 | | PFC Asshole and Commander
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VGP may have read your c-bet for just that. How much have you been c-betting?
As for range JJ+ (or maybe any over pair) but with the OOP call to the raise I'd say a big pair.
I doubt 66 and if he did, he'd prob check/call.
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Apr 08,2008, 09:28 PM
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#3 | | Seat 7
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Originally Posted by Hobbes  How much have you been c-betting? | I c-bet into these 2 callers about 50% and VGP prob. knows this.
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Apr 08,2008, 09:30 PM
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#4 | | Seat 7
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Apr 08,2008, 09:35 PM
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#5 | | SHIP IT, BITCHES!
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Originally Posted by MickeyHoldem what range can you put VGP on? | ha ha ha. any two cards.
you got outplayed. fold and don't look back.
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Apr 08,2008, 09:48 PM
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#6 | | PFC Asshole and Commander
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Originally Posted by pkrfce9 ha ha ha. any two cards.
you got outplayed. fold and don't look back. | Yup gotta be a bigger range.
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Apr 09,2008, 08:22 AM
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#7 | | Average sized member
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Hard to establish what cards he has and therefore where you stand. Hang up your hat and fight another day.
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Apr 09,2008, 04:10 PM
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#8 | | Cash games are evil!
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should have saved your $55; AQ no good in this situation. Easy fold or push and cross your fingers. I'm surprised the LAG didn't have 24, etc. That's the story of my life.
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Apr 09,2008, 06:04 PM
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#9 | | SHIP IT, BITCHES!
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Originally Posted by pokerJAH should have saved your $55; AQ no good in this situation. Easy fold or push and cross your fingers. I'm surprised the LAG didn't have 24, etc. That's the story of my life. | this is really backwards thinking. i would expect a large part of the time your continuation bet takes down the pot, unless this guy makes a habit of always playing back at you because he knows he can get away with it. you (almost) never want to get all-in for 1000 here. quite possibly not even with AA in this situation - really depends on the opponent.
consider the 55 an investment. next time (when you flop a set) you'll be paid back with interest.
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Apr 10,2008, 07:38 AM
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#10 | | Cash games are evil!
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Originally Posted by pkrfce9 consider the 55 an investment. next time (when you flop a set) you'll be paid back with interest. | flopping trips with AQ is pretty rare; I see a lot of players lose a lot of money with continuation bets in a cash game, especially when it becomes a habit. $55 into a $75 pot is ok, especially with that board. After the raise, better to wait for a better position and fold, as you noted.
Personally, I might check with AQ pre-flop. Yes, I said it, I might check AQ suited, even AK once in a while. Call it backwards thinking if you like, but when most players raise with AK, AQ, checking can actually payoff as your hand is disguised. If you miss the flop, you wait for a better situation and move on. If I have position, I may raise pre-flop, likely 80/20.
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Apr 10,2008, 08:25 AM
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#11 | | SHIP IT, BITCHES!
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Originally Posted by pokerJAH Personally, I might check with AQ pre-flop. Yes, I said it, I might check AQ suited, even AK once in a while. Call it backwards thinking | that would really be mixing up your play, esp since you are the button.
when i mentioned flopping a set, i meant when you next time you raised (with TT say) on the button and actually flopped a set
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Apr 10,2008, 10:27 AM
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#12 | | Cash games are evil!
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[QUOTE=pkrfce9;147888]that would really be mixing up your play, esp since you are the button. QUOTE]
Isn't that the whole idea? keep the table guessing. You know me, I also call pre-flop with AA/KK sometimes.
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Apr 13,2008, 04:02 PM
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#13 | | Seat 7
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OK... I'll end the suspense... I folded, but I was curious what you all thought his range could be?... but I didn't get too many guesses...
I gave this a lot of thought at the table... and I could only see his range being low to mid-pockets... remember he limped/called my raise or a complete bluff. I very nearly put in a re-raise to about $300... but I got no balls... and I folded... he didn't show so we'll never know!
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