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04-19-2007, 01:54 AM
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Re: 50 NL AA raised on flop
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[ QUOTE ] It's not only that he could have a draw. You are representing a draw as well. [/ QUOTE ] This is it right here. Villain has JJ. [/ QUOTE ]He raises 22% of hands so your douchy ass is wrong. 
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#15
04-19-2007, 04:34 AM
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Re: 50 NL AA raised on flop
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] It's not only that he could have a draw. You are representing a draw as well. [/ QUOTE ] This is it right here. Villain has JJ. [/ QUOTE ]He raises 22% of hands so your douchy ass is wrong. [/ QUOTE ] A wide raising range does not mean that they 3-bet with less then QQ+,AK
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#16
04-19-2007, 04:50 AM
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Re: 50 NL AA raised on flop
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Let me explain myself. There are times to lay down overpairs. Here are the main things I consider: 1. How good is my overpair? I.e. could I get beat not only by a set, but by aces or kings, etc.? 2. Could villain have a flush draw? strt draw? 3. Is the pot HU or multi-way? All of these things are going your way. You can't fold overpairs to every raise. This looks like a good one to get it in. Also, villain has >300 BBs so he could be bullying. [/ QUOTE ] i agree, id push although it looks like a set a bit.. but still u cant fold to every agressive player with AA
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