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08-22-2007, 12:57 PM
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100 Max 1/2 NL live Set on dangerous board.
This is the type of loose game where the players are very weak passive calling stations.
Hero 2h2s UTG calls 2 UTG+1 calls 2 4 folds Button (Hero) calls 2 SB calls 2 BB raises to 12 UTG, UTG+1, Hero (button), SB call Pot 60$ FLOP 2d3d5s SB leads 10$ 3 calls Hero ? I had 250$ in my stack and so did the others, except the SB who had 100$. Action was Hero raises to 50$ SB calls Pot(190$) Turn 9c SB checks Hero puts SB all in for 36$ River: 2c !! 
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#2
08-22-2007, 01:22 PM
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Re: 100 Max 1/2 NL live Set on dangerous board.
Pretty standard. Well played too. I would definitely raise the flop and put the SB all-in on the turn just as you did. In fact, If one of the deep stacks was in the hand I would have shoved the turn. I seriously doubt anyone flopped a straight. The 9[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] on the turn is obviously a great card for you, so putting the SB all-in hoping he makes a mistake chasing a draw is a good line. Plus it's only another $36 (a no brainer).
AC
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08-22-2007, 03:02 PM
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Re: 100 Max 1/2 NL live Set on dangerous board.
Make the flop $80-110, otherwise its fine.
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