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Seat 1: Tixmaster (24180 in chips)
Seat 2: ThePhenom919 (17270 in chips) Seat 3: bull_99 (21336 in chips) Seat 4: NaDa112 (11873 in chips) Seat 5: Robshev (13200 in chips) Seat 6: Schwallie4 (10085 in chips) Seat 7: ME (25902 in chips) Seat 8: GreatDan (6650 in chips) Seat 9: bigbrains (11090 in chips) Tixmaster: posts the ante 75 ThePhenom919: posts the ante 75 bull_99: posts the ante 75 NaDa112: posts the ante 75 Robshev: posts the ante 75 Schwallie4: posts the ante 75 ME: posts the ante 75 GreatDan: posts the ante 75 bigbrains: posts the ante 75 Schwallie4: posts small blind 500 ME: posts big blind 1000 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to ME [8d 8s] GreatDan: folds bigbrains: folds Tixmaster: folds ThePhenom919: folds bull_99: raises 2000 to 3000 NaDa112: folds Robshev: folds Schwallie4: folds ME: calls 2000 *** FLOP *** [3c 5s Th] ME: checks bull_99: bets 5000 ME: calls 5000 *** TURN *** [3c 5s Th] [4h] ME: checks bull_99: bets 13261 and is all-in i was big stack at table and this guy is just pushing the FLOP and TURN with his stack...what do we do here??? he has also been in line all day.... |
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sup bro
shove pre probably fold turn but it depends hide your name better (or dont, cause who cares) |
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if you were writing this like your regular self, it would've said
"sup bro calls pre-flop with a massive pair of 88s. 88 is a medium pair to most mortals, but sup bro knows how to use 88s. flop comes with one over-card. others would be scared, but not sup bro cuz sup bro has washboard abs. so sup bro check-raises the raiser all-in on the flop." |
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Shove PF is right, but OP answered his own question when he said villain had been using his stack to jam flops and turns
Edit: I think I misread OP; without any history it's probably a fold |
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Wait, maybe it's a call. I mean, I'm kind of a station, so I probably find a call here, especially with no threat of a river bet
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This series of replies from me really emphasizes that pushing PF is best
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Shove pre...
If you are going to flat call pre you need to take the initiative at some point...rather than flat calling flop and being put to a decision on the turn, I would lead out on the flop...it is far harder for him to push the pile into you there than after you flat call a standard cbet with what very well could be overcards. Based on my reply and what I was going to suggest about flat calling flop then shoving turn yourself, it reinforces that you should shove pre. sheets |
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I would also shove pre-flop. However, it seems reasonable to use a check/calling line against an overaggressive player, as long as you don't lose your nerve.
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There's so much in there on the flop I think he should just crai if he hasn't already crammed preflop.
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i actually really like sheetsworld's response....i dont want to shove PF because i do give him credit tangling with the other big stack at the table BUT if i am willing to call a bet of $5K on the FLOP i am best off putting out on the FLOP a bet of $5K and putting him to the test, if he wants to raise over me then god bless him, he either has me beat or some major guts.......
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