Re: 100nl FH in limped pot
Jam,
You never see k,6 3 bet here? |
Re: 100nl FH in limped pot
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Jam, You never see k,6 3 bet here? [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, but it's vanishingly rare. Maybe it's more likely at 100NL, but the guy has to be an drooler and very aggressive. |
Re: 100nl FH in limped pot
Fistpump all-in.
Jamo, you missed 45 in the range. And 62 as well. |
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Fistpump all-in. Jamo, you missed 45 in the range. And 62 as well. [/ QUOTE ] we have 50% equity with another 62 [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] the odds of 45 playing like this are just not enough to shove. |
Re: 100nl FH in limped pot
You expect a 44/2 player to fold 45 just because the board is paired..?
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Re: 100nl FH in limped pot
I disagree. I totally see a 40%vpip playing 45 like this. Why would he not?
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Re: 100nl FH in limped pot
I'm not sure if you are replying to me or Caterp, but that was my point, it's teh nuts to him, even with a paired board.
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Re: 100nl FH in limped pot
It says Re: CAterp.
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Re: 100nl FH in limped pot
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raising turn is meh [/ QUOTE ] What's wrong with a turn raise? I like a turn raise to extract a bit from the guy who checked his A on the flop. As played, I just call river. |
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I disagree. I totally see a 40%vpip playing 45 like this. Why would he not? [/ QUOTE ] Because, in practise, they don't. River 3-bets are enormously strong. edit: especially with 0.5 AF |
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