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03-21-2007, 03:05 PM
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How do you proceed here?
20-40 live 9 handed. I have tight image
Two loose players limp in EP, I raise with QdQs in cutoff, The SB(LAG) calls, BB(Somewhat tight but a little loose and very aggressive post flop) reraises(I suspect AJs or better,AKoffsuit, Big pocket pair). two EPs call, I cap and all call. The flop: 9hThKs It is checked to me and I bet(I am pretty sure I should have just checked here given the size of the pot and the very good chance that my hand was not good and I was being set up for a check raise), SB check-raises, BB reraises, it is folded to me. What should be my play? I am pretty sure one or both of these players has me beat at the moment. 
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#6
03-21-2007, 03:28 PM
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Re: How do you proceed here?
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only because a super quick scan is telling me you don't have 4 outs, you have 3 or less. And judging the action, it's maybe 2 for a split pot. Anyone else find an answer other then fold ? [/ QUOTE ] imo you have > 4. it would not shock me if we could win with a queen.
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#7
03-21-2007, 03:34 PM
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Re: How do you proceed here?
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Call. Pot odds sucka. Worst case scenario obv. is that one of these nits has AhQh. [/ QUOTE ] Well I think worse case scenario is a made straight. I think if heads up you knew someone had AhQh, you wouldn't be THAT unhappy.
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03-21-2007, 03:35 PM
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Re: How do you proceed here?
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[ QUOTE ] only because a super quick scan is telling me you don't have 4 outs, you have 3 or less. And judging the action, it's maybe 2 for a split pot. Anyone else find an answer other then fold ? [/ QUOTE ] imo you have > 4. it would not shock me if we could win with a queen. [/ QUOTE ] I think that's incorrect. I think you can't ever count the Q as an out here, and you'd be wrong counting the Jh as well. Using such optimistic out calculations is going to get you into trouble.
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