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$0.05/$0.1 Blinds No Limit Hold'em - *** 09 24 23:27:49 2006
Robin is on the button. SB posts small blind [$0.05]. Villian posts big blind [$0.1]. ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to Robin [ Q[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] Q[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] ] 3 folds. MP2 calls [$0.1]. 1 fold. Robin raises [$0.6]. SB folds. Villian raises [$7.39]. MP2 folds. Robin ?? Only my second hand at the table so no reads on villian. Both villian's stack and mine are ~$10. It's the raise ammount that got me... he didn't push all in, but almost. With Kings or Aces I would push all in but with Queens it's not an obvious push. One thought that crossed my mind is he could have Jacks. Some people make crazy bets with Jacks because they like the hand but can't play it if one of the three overcards flops, so they just make a massive be pf, however some ppl play Queens and Kings this way too, and I'm screwed if it's Kings. So fold, call or push all in? Robin |
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Push. If you call here, you're going to get it all-in on the flop anyway, so why not make a push here and make sure you get to see all five cards and take advantage of what little fold equity you have. It could be AA or KK, but it could also be AK or JJ.
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i think its too likely someone is screwing around on these stakes to fold here.
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Stakes are irrelevant. If someone made this move at NL1000, it would be screwing around there too.
This is an auto-push. You should jump up and down and cheer too. |
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Stakes are irrelevant. If someone made this move at NL1000, it would be screwing around there too. This is an auto-push. You should jump up and down and cheer too. [/ QUOTE ] So why is this raise screwing around? Is it because it's just a ridicliously big 'Don't call me' raise? I've seen people do this with kings because they fear an ace on the flop, and occasionaly with Aces in the hope some1 might call. What kind of hand do you think makes this move, or is it a any 2 cards hoping I'll fold type thing? Robin |
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This raise is screwing around because it is a monster overbet. If he has trash, well it should e obvious why his strategy is stupid. If he has aces it's even more stupid. He will almost never get called here, and that is a waste of a perfectly good hand. Unless you have an opponent you know will call, or you are playing a short stack strategy, this huge bet is stupid no matter what hand he has.
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1 word. push.
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I don't play 10NL, but without a read, I'm folding this.
Villain didn't just raise, he watched you raise first, then pushed. Logic that goes "massive bet doesn't make sense for the nuts, so call" gets you broke pretty quickly. I make massive bets at small stakes all the time, because I am confident of getting donks calling a high percentage of the time. With any sort of read on villain as too loose, probably a push. But without any kind of read, I'd rather take the time to watch and learn why this guy does the stupid things he does. I'll get his money soon enough. |
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If he has made a stupid mistake in overbetting aces or kings, then aren't you correcting his mistake by calling?
And if he's messing around with ace high, then you might be making a mistake yourself by folding queens, but it's not a huge mistake is it, relative to his? |
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pooosh.
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