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Joe Tall 02-21-2007 05:29 PM

Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
Same game as Hand#1. The PFR in this hand is the SB from Hand#1, he just sucked out in a huge pot before this hand and is a big stack $2.5k~. The button is running bad, and just rebought for $300, giving him a total of $350. I've won a few hands and have about $1700~ or so behind.

3 limpers and the SB from Hand#1 raises to $100, the button calls (leaving him $250), you are in the SB w/KK.

Your action?

EC10 02-21-2007 05:34 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
if you're comfortable playing post flop, id call.

id also be interested in somebody telling if/why flat calling here would be bad, since ive played like <40 hours live and this sort of situation probably doesnst come up online much



edit: i thought you were in position vs the big stack who raised to $100 when i wrote this, so i may be off. im still sorta confused about what position the guy who raised to $100 is in

Joe Tall 02-21-2007 05:37 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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i assume you meant BB.

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Nope, SB, it may be a little confusing as it's the SB from Hand#1

that raised to $100.

I like your question here, thanks for your reply.

Parlay Slow 02-21-2007 05:39 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
Why do you think he raised it to $100?

You can't really go wrong making it $400 to go, since he realizes that button's presence (ie pot commitment) makes the pot basically protected.

Josh. 02-21-2007 05:40 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
i'd make it like 350

is that a standard raise for him? often times when soemone makes an abnormally large raise out of nowhere i'll see AA, but it's not something i'm too concerned about yet.

Joe Tall 02-21-2007 05:43 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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is that a standard raise for him?

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Well, it was a new "set president" so to speak as the guy he sucked out on in that huge pot made it $100 to start when he called out of the blind w/A2o.

Parlay Slow 02-21-2007 05:46 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
did you quote it because he was actually going around saying something as ridiculous as "set president"

Joe Tall 02-21-2007 05:48 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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did you quote it because he was actually going around saying something as ridiculous as "set president"

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No that's all me. I quoted it as it does sound ridiculous but I think it's the only way to describe the raise clearly.

Surf 02-21-2007 06:32 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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did you quote it because he was actually going around saying something as ridiculous as "set president"

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No that's all me. I quoted it as it does sound ridiculous but I think it's the only way to describe the raise clearly.

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I think you mean "set precedent," but w/e.

Online I would usually just make it $350 so it looks like i'm trying to pick on the shortstack. The shortstack actually makes a flatcall attractive since if he gets committed postflop the hand should play out pretty honestly.

Surf

RiverHebrew2 02-21-2007 06:33 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
I'd repop to $275 and try hardest to stick it in preflop, almost no matter what. He could very well be feelin loose and frisky b/c he got lucky, and live players are garbage and will push QQ preflop to a reraise at a full ring table.

TheGrifter 02-21-2007 06:36 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
Make it $500, he just won a big pot so he might be in the mood to gamble and it will look like you're trying to isolate the short stack.

I would never just call here, but I don't like playing big pots with deep stacks OOP.

MrTeddyKGB 02-21-2007 07:43 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
I would make a slightly more than PSR to 650 or so, but that is what I always raise when making a re-raise oop. (info hideing and all that.)

EC10 02-21-2007 08:10 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
to all saying make a big raise (enough to put shorty all in): dont you think this announces to the big stack donk that we have a big hand and he'll play accordingly?

MrTeddyKGB 02-21-2007 08:15 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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to all saying make a big raise (enough to put shorty all in): dont you think this announces to the big stack donk that we have a big hand and he'll play accordingly?

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yes, but maybee he is dumb and thinks QQ or AK is a big hand. There is a lot of dead money out there already with that retarded open rasie so lets get it.

Isura 02-21-2007 08:24 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
These dumb huge raises are more often QQ-TT then KK/AA, so I would make it 400. If he shoves I think you can fold though.

Teetster 02-22-2007 03:33 AM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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Same game as Hand#1. The PFR in this hand is the SB from Hand#1, he just sucked out in a huge pot before this hand and is a big stack $2.5k~. The button is running bad, and just rebought for $300, giving him a total of $350. I've won a few hands and have about $1700~ or so behind.

3 limpers and the SB from Hand#1 raises to $100, the button calls (leaving him $250), you are in the SB w/KK.

Your action?

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I'm confused as to our position, I assume we are last to act. If that is true, I:

I re-raise to $350 straight. We've got the best hand right now, so get more $$ in the pot. I insta-call a push of the big stack.

If we see a flop, I'm probably pushing just about any non-ugly flop. (I don't want an A obv, or paired QQ or JJ)

mike l. 02-22-2007 01:57 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
i would make it $400 to go thus getting button all in and possibly making initial raiser fold an A.

swarm 02-22-2007 02:33 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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to all saying make a big raise (enough to put shorty all in): dont you think this announces to the big stack donk that we have a big hand and he'll play accordingly?

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OP stated that villain called a $100 raise cold out of position with A2off and one a huge pot in the previous hand. Villain is probably feeling pretty invincible; Raise big and get ready to play a big pot.

Regardless we are out of position, need to raise this up every time despite villain's image.

lapoker17 02-22-2007 02:57 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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i would make it $400 to go thus getting button all in and possibly making initial raiser fold an A.

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we don't want him to fold an A unless it's AA.

TheWorstPlayer 02-22-2007 03:15 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
push

Percula 02-22-2007 03:21 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
Flat call and look to c/r the flop.

El Diablo 02-22-2007 06:16 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
mike: "i would make it $400 to go thus getting button all in and possibly making initial raiser fold an A." WTF!?!?!

Joe: Glance over at EP's stack and quickly count it in your head. Take a quick glance at your chips. Now glance at Button's stack and count it in your head. Make it $450 straight.

TheWorstPlayer 02-22-2007 06:22 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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i would make it $400 to go thus getting button all in and possibly making initial raiser fold an A.

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we don't want him to fold an A unless an ace is going to flop as usual.

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Joe Tall 02-22-2007 10:02 PM

Re: Live 5/5 NL $1k-max Hand #2
 
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mike: "i would make it $400 to go thus getting button all in and possibly making initial raiser fold an A." WTF!?!?!

Joe: Glance over at EP's stack and quickly count it in your head. Take a quick glance at your chips. Now glance at Button's stack and count it in your head. Make it $450 straight.

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I made it $500, the PFR nearly called, the button called instantly. The board came T high-rainbow and MHIG.

Thank you all for your responses! Another great thread!


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