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I think this is a pretty easy turn fold, best case senario he has QQ or KK with the spade or a chop. fwiw I think I play the same, RR pre is a disaster waiting to happen
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#2
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You guys do realise that UTG has only 1730 left after his raise, and there's 450 in the pot after you call right?
How is this not a push pre? also, raise 700 pre and fold is sick as you would be getting more than 2:1 on his 4-bet. |
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#3
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You guys do realise that UTG has only 1730 left after his raise, and there's 450 in the pot after you call right? How is this not a push pre? also, raise 700 pre and fold is sick as you would be getting more than 2:1 on his 4-bet. [/ QUOTE ] my bad i checked heros stack forgot to look at villains, push pre sounds good to me |
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#4
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For those of you advocating a push preflop, what range are you putting villain on?
Unless we have some read that says otherwise, this is a big hand the vast majority of the time from my experience. A min raise UTG from a stack less than 10X. I'd rather call his all in than push over the top in this spot. If it's TT+ & AK then we're 30/70 against that range and not getting close to the odds we need. Even if we assign him any pair & AQ+ then our equity is still only 40/60 and I can't imagine his range is anywhere near that wide. It's tough to assign him a range that makes this +EV and we have no fold equity, so why the push? |
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#5
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Im putting on a much wider range than this, you see min-raise UTG with a whole lot of [censored] like j10suited, kq, low pairs, hands that want to see a flop before committing the rest of their chips.
If you putting him on exactly that tight a range after one bet, then you should be folding this OOP, I mean, what flop are you looking for to continue? KJ10? |
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#6
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I've seen lots of crazy raises from UTG, but I don't see them from a stack that's less than 10X.
Some stupid laggy big stack with 40X isn't the same as a shortstack minraising UTG. He's open pushing most of the junk you talk about and minraising his monsters. I'm not saying that's an absolute and some small % of the time he'll have something ridiculous, but I think this range should be very tight for an avg player in this spot. |
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#7
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He's got 19BB not 10... that makes a big difference imo.
10bb, I agree with you completely, but here, he could be doing this with a hand that "too good to fold" but not good enough to really commit to without seeing a flop. Of course, he's doing this with monsters sometimes too. |
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#8
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Anyone else not like a go and go here?
Repop to say 500 600 pre, and push any flop? On further reflection push pre is better. |
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#9
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You are correct sir. I thought the BB was T200 for some reason. My apologies.
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