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43 | 70.49% |
| Loose Aggressive |
  
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18 | 29.51% |
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11-06-2006, 02:48 PM
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Re: 88 resqueezed by 2+2er
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I like to 4-bet AA/KK all in. [/ QUOTE ] uh yeah, but CO flatcalls/shoves, this is never AA/KK. I don't mind a call here. 
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11-06-2006, 02:49 PM
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Re: 88 resqueezed by 2+2er
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[ QUOTE ] I like to 4-bet AA/KK all in. [/ QUOTE ] uh yeah, but CO flatcalls/shoves, this is never AA/KK. I don't mind a call here. [/ QUOTE ] "I like to Squeeze" "He never has AA/KK" surely this is a perfect reason to make this play with AA/KK? True
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11-06-2006, 03:03 PM
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Re: 88 resqueezed by 2+2er
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[ QUOTE ] I like to 4-bet AA/KK all in. [/ QUOTE ] uh yeah, but CO flatcalls/shoves, this is never AA/KK. [/ QUOTE ] I make plays like this exactly in this situation when I know there's an OOP player who likes to squeeze too often. Usually it's bad LAGs instead of 2p2s, but if I see them squeeze more than once a session I try to lay this trap. This can definitely be AA/KK. I think these hands are a lot more likely than AK or KQs. You are either coinflipping or way behind, and I don't think getting slightly better than 2:1 is enough to enter that situation when there are so many pairs in his range. If CO was bad I might call, but he's not so I think it's a pretty easy fold.
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