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tough spot in blind vs. blind battle on the bubble
i am at my local casino last night in a $60 freezeout.
final table, 9 left. top 7 get paid. I have 66k, blinds are 3/6 (prob about 5th in chips) i am in BB with J3h, everyone folds to sb who limps. (sb has me covered but doesnt seem very good) i think about raising then decide to see a flop. flop comes down Ah Qh Jc sb checks and i bet 6k sb check raises me to 18k if i call i have 42k behind. we are almost in the money. i think this is a particularly tough spot. what range of hands do you put him on and what is your move and why? |
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Re: tough spot in blind vs. blind battle on the bubble
I'd shove here. Unless he has two pair or a set you are never worse than 50% to win here, and with all the dead money in there that's very +EV, especially since most two pair / set hands would have raised preflop. You also might have some fold equity but probably not much unless you see him as an aggressive player, which most live players aren't.
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Re: tough spot in blind vs. blind battle on the bubble
Yeah I'd shove too. This looks like she's just bullying you around. Possibly an ace-small. 9-10? I dunno. But you're a favorite to almost anything she calls you with.
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Re: tough spot in blind vs. blind battle on the bubble
easy shove.
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Re: tough spot in blind vs. blind battle on the bubble
shove
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