Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question *DELETED*
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Re: Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question
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I borrowed this setup from my other hand and tweaked it a little, to get at a problem I've been mulling over: PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t150 (4 handed) converter Hero (t4815) SB (t1780) BB (t1915) UTG (t4990) Preflop: Hero is Button with A [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img], 8 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]. 1 fold, Hero raises to t450, 1 fold, BB raises to t1780, Hero? So let's say I have a read on SB and BB as TAG 2+2ers. If they push over me I know I'm behind, very likely dominated. Furthermore having played with them a bunch, I have a very strong read that they almost certainly will never just call (unless maybe they have AA or something, but they know I know them well enough to know that would look suspicious). Is this realistic to say I have this read in this situation? Seems like it could be, but I'd love to hear what other, more experienced players think. Now if I don't intend to call this push, as many would probably suggest, what difference do my cards make? I might as well have 42o. Before I bet, A8o rates to probably be the best hand, but why would I treat it any differently than 42o in this situation? So do I start stealing with 42o, or folding A8o? The only caveat I can think of is obviously I can't go stealing every round. But let's say I've been quiet a while, why wait until A8o to try to take this? I guess there is a slightly better chance my opponent won't push, since i have one of the Aces. But is that enough to treat A8o any differently than 42o, assuming the reads above and my tight table image? Seriously sort-of stumped. [/ QUOTE ] oh, fold |
Re: Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question *DELETED*
fold
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Re: Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question
Wrong forum, chief.
And yes, fold. ScottieK |
Re: Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question
No [censored], darryn is a true [censored].
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Re: Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question
the only reasons you have for raising this over complete garbage are if blind stacks are low and you will get odds to call a push, or if they do call, you probably have the best hand, and you have position postflop
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Re: Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question
Can we start giving out '*'s for this kind of crap? I deleted this post 20 sec. after I posted it. Or maybe a douche-bag-of-the-month award or something similar darryn can put on his mantle?
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Re: Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question
I think it was hilarious
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Re: Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question
Becaue he caught me making a post to a wrong forum and immediately replied to it, like has been done countless times?
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Re: Blind steal vs. legit raise - theoretical question
I think it's pretty funny that he quoted it. Especially b/c you're getting so angry about it. The situation went from somewhat humorous to hilarious.
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