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#11
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TT/JT/9T/QQ/instacall.
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#12
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Very easy call.
Your pf reraise is perfect. Helps you get AI on the flop |
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#13
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Board: Jc 9c 8h
Dead: equity (%) win (%) tie (%) Hand 1: 56.8348 % 56.25% 00.58% { AA, QQ-88, AcQc, J9s+, T9s, 98s, J9o+, T9o, 98o } Hand 2: 43.1652 % 42.58% 00.58% { KcKd } We are behind with KK, but its true that with pot odds we could easily call against that range of hands. A tight opponent will call preflop only with a pocket or AK and maybe AQ: Board: Jc 9c 8h Dead: equity (%) win (%) tie (%) Hand 1: 60.1654 % 58.05% 02.12% { 88+, AcKc, AcQc } Hand 2: 39.8346 % 37.72% 02.12% { KcKd } ok, its close, but the call still ok. We had to win 36% of the time minimum to be ev+ and we have 38% of winning. |
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#14
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Thanks for all the input. I have gotten stacked by these situations a LOT lately (it's always a set the last 4 times), and I just am not sure whether it's variance or what. I think maybe I need better table selection, maybe I am not playing with enough rocks.
I guess it must be at least somewhat variance that everyone keeps hitting sets on me though, as of tonight I am actually DOWN money this month with KK over 17k hands (down 3 buyins with it tonight, 1 of which was this, 2 of which I was waaaay ahead) and this is probably the most questionable spot I ever put it in, it's not like I'm racking off all the time when the flop is AQJ or something. Oh poker. |
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the only hands we are ahead of here are TT and QQ..with only 50 left you have to call but we need a Q to choop here I think and not the Qc
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