Re: tough spot with AQ
 

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he has AK

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haha i thought you were supposed to be good..?

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I don't doubt its part of his range I think sets are way more likely.

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Re: tough spot with AQ
 

you guys really think an unknown CO at FTP 5/10 overcalls AK when utg opens and utg+1 calls? idk that really seems unlikely.

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how often is this really a bluff?

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Never?

Maybe at 100/200+ there's some leveling going on where this can be a bluff, but at MSNL no one is going to bluff laying those odds.

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True dat

Re: tough spot with AQ
 

more on flop turn less on river sounds like a good idea to me. this is a spot where he's either some retard who makes horrible bluffs or some weak-tight or super-trappy guy who has AK, A8, A7, A3, or a set. Probably not much in between. So, how often are each of these types of player around in those games as unknowns? then its just an odds problem. I don't think theres a better way to play it than betting all the way, either, though I might often c/c river, if for nothing else than I think thats the lowest-variance route and quite comparably valued.

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glad somebody saw the hand like i did!

edit: or at least was able to understand my riv call. im not a total fish [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img].

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you guys really think an unknown CO at FTP 5/10 overcalls AK when utg opens and utg+1 calls? idk that really seems unlikely.

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Don't see anything wrong with this. I'd do it sometimes.