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Old 09-11-2006, 01:51 PM
sp1ke36 sp1ke36 is offline
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Default Top two-pair facing a raise and reraise......

Cash game 300max/100min 5/2 blinds.
I have A5 on the button.
CUT-OFF-1(2000) limps
CUT-OFF(450) limps
BUTTON(ME)(600) limps
SB folds(300)
BB checks(300)

FLOP comes A 5 4 rainbow

BB checks
CO-1 raises makes it $25.(He is a strong solid player)
CO seat raises to $100 (from what i've seen he's played pretty solid)

I have top two pair and I lay it down here.
Bad move?
Should I have at least called or at least raised to see where I'm at.

The cutoff later showed second two pair 5's and 4's.
I had him for a set. Am I seeing monsters under the bed?
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Old 09-11-2006, 03:48 PM
MrMxyztplk MrMxyztplk is offline
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Default Re: Top two-pair facing a raise and reraise......

That's weak. There are 3 ways for 44 and there's only 1 way for each of 55 and AA. (Plus AA is unlikely from a strong player. 32 is also not worth considering.) But A4, 54, A2s/A3s, and some medium-strong A are very likely. I'd raise that and see how he (and everyone else) plays back. A lot of hand you beat will pay you off a bit.
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Old 09-11-2006, 04:29 PM
sp1ke36 sp1ke36 is offline
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Default Re: Top two-pair facing a raise and reraise......

Thanks for the response. Yes, I think it's weak too.
I keep thinking about this hand and how I played it wrong.
I wish I had it to do over because raising would have been the way to go. Well maybe next time.
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