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#41
04-13-2006, 01:44 AM
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Re: a little wrinkle to the discussion:
Listen there are some people out there who are capable of folding kings preflop nath. Just cause you are one of them doesnt mean you gotta hate on them.
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#42
04-13-2006, 01:44 AM
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In Favor Of Folding....
You are no doubt correct that villain does not want to see a flop -- he is afraid his low pocket-pair or unpaired high cards will lose to some flukey board. In either case, it is my view your AQo is behind; if pusher is any kind of decent player, the only hand you're beating (and a hand with which he would push) is AJ.... for my money, that is too small a range upon which to risk half your stack.
In this case, I fold and wait for a better spot. TK
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#44
04-13-2006, 01:53 AM
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Re: a little wrinkle to the discussion:
Your friend is probably running hot to be a "well known online player" if he folds AQ here.
no offense !
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#45
04-13-2006, 01:58 AM
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Re: a little wrinkle to the discussion:
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Listen there are some people out there who are capable of folding kings preflop nath. Just cause you are one of them doesnt mean you gotta hate on them. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah you're right, I don't even like folding queens preflop. But KK against one raise and one flop bet, yeah, that's enough info to tell you the guy has AA. Right? Right.
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#47
04-13-2006, 02:08 AM
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Re: a little wrinkle to the discussion:
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If you ever want a kick, read through some of the other hand discussion threads. I just found one where someone smooth called one raise with KK preflop, got all his chips in on a low flop, and was trying to figure out how to get away from losing to AA. Stuff like that all over the place. [/ QUOTE ] Funny thing about that: Yesterday, I called KK PF, overcalled a reraise, and spent $300 of a $700 stack deciding to fold on a low flop/turn (the hand sucked but not for those reasons.) I was later seen on AIM commenting how, two months ago, I would have lost 700 without a second thought, whereas now I was pissed at losing 300. This hand is actually closer than you'd think (evidence: give yourself ATs - 90% of the forum folds) but it's a call. It's just not a 'think more than 3 seconds' call - I'd have to consider it (before calling anyway.)
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#49
04-13-2006, 02:33 AM
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Re: a little wrinkle to the discussion:
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[ QUOTE ] If you ever want a kick, read through some of the other hand discussion threads. I just found one where someone smooth called one raise with KK preflop, got all his chips in on a low flop, and was trying to figure out how to get away from losing to AA. Stuff like that all over the place. [/ QUOTE ] Funny thing about that: Yesterday, I called KK PF, overcalled a reraise, and spent $300 of a $700 stack deciding to fold on a low flop/turn (the hand sucked but not for those reasons.) I was later seen on AIM commenting how, two months ago, I would have lost 700 without a second thought, whereas now I was pissed at losing 300. This hand is actually closer than you'd think (evidence: give yourself ATs - 90% of the forum folds) but it's a call. It's just not a 'think more than 3 seconds' call - I'd have to consider it (before calling anyway.) [/ QUOTE ] well there's a big difference between A10 and AQ... oh btw I dont think you should fold A 10 either
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#50
04-13-2006, 03:19 AM
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Re: a little wrinkle to the discussion:
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Scott says Fold. [/ QUOTE ] i don't take tournament advice from people who are BUSTO!
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