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08-16-2007, 07:02 PM
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200NL KK versus push
I don't have HH. $200NL, 3 limpers and I rause to 14 OTB with KK. This could be a steal from me. Second limper calls. Others fold. Flop comes QT5 monochrome, none of my suit. I bet 25 into 35 pot and villain checkraises allin for another 150. Call or fold. Villain is semiregular.
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#2
08-16-2007, 07:12 PM
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Re: KK versus push
Ew,this is a tough spot. Except for KJ or J9 the board isn't drawy, so I guess you have to decide what the chances of him check-raising ai w/ a draw or something like QJ/QK/AQ are. To me those are the only really logical hands that you're beating and this is looking a lot like q10/55 to me right now.. so this is looking like a fold to me. If you think villian is capable of check-raising ai with j9/kj/qk then call but vs. a semi-regular solid player I think I might have to kick in the cowboys here.
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#7
08-17-2007, 03:34 PM
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Re: 200NL KK versus push
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I don't have HH. $200NL, 3 limpers and I rause to 14 OTB with KK. This could be a steal from me. Second limper calls. Others fold. Flop comes QT5 monochrome, none of my suit. I bet 25 into 35 pot and villain checkraises allin for another 150. Call or fold. Villain is semiregular. [/ QUOTE ] Fold. You might already be up against a flush. Even if he's got a pair and single card with which to draw to a flush, he has really good equity vs your hand. And he might already have a set or 2-pair. Seems like an easy fold.
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