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Live 4/8
Villain1 is very loose and aggro. He plays probably 60+% of his hands and raises 30+% of those. Likes to bluff. Villain2 is also loose and aggro and is buddies with V1. They play very similar, although V2 probably plays 80% of his hands. I've seen both villains raise/3bet/cap hands as weak as 53s preflop. V3 is loose preflop, and can get aggro postflop w/ draws like OESD or FD, as well as top pair regardless of kicker. V3 is UTG and limps, UTG+1 limps, I limp w/ A8s, Button limps, V1 raises from the SB, V2 3bets from BB, 2 callers to me, I call, button calls, V1 calls. Flop (12 sb): 8 5 3 with two hearts (I don't have a heart) V1 checks, V2 bets, V3 raises, 1 fold, Hero ?? Despite having TPTK against these villains is this still a fold? 3bet now? Call planning to raise a safe turn? *EDIT: Botched up the action, fixed now. |
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well i dont want to fold, and there arent many safe cards in the deck so id want to get the money in now while your hand is good id 3bet and hope to get HU with V3
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i'd fold pf when it's 2 bets back to you. i'd probably call now planning to see what to do on the turn (could be a raise, another call, who knows), although 3betting is feasible also.
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i'd fold pf when it's 2 bets back to you. [/ QUOTE ] does not compute |
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[ QUOTE ] i'd fold pf when it's 2 bets back to you. [/ QUOTE ] does not compute [/ QUOTE ] I'ld be more willling to agree with Babar's quote above if the opponents were not LAGgy donkies. |
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Yeah weird how our equity goes down when our opponents have tougher starting hand standards
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I'd fold the first time preflop because you have no clue how much it's going to cost you to see the flop and this type of hand doesn't play that great in wild games. See the section in HEPFAP.
It's probably close between calling and folding once it gets back to you though with the multiway action. If the villians were normal players as opposed to retards then this is definately a call. On the flop you are starting to see why playing this type of hand against these guys is hard. Normally you have a fair idea where you stand but here you don't really know how likely it is that you are good and you can't even guess how much money it's going to cost to get to showdown. Anyhow, I'm raising for value and for protection. |
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I'd fold the first time preflop because you have no clue how much it's going to cost you to see the flop and this type of hand doesn't play that great in wild games. See the section in HEPFAP. [/ QUOTE ] it plays fine. It is a suited ace against weak ranged players multiway in decent position... |
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[ QUOTE ] I'd fold the first time preflop because you have no clue how much it's going to cost you to see the flop and this type of hand doesn't play that great in wild games. See the section in HEPFAP. [/ QUOTE ] it plays fine. It is a suited ace against weak ranged players multiway in decent position... [/ QUOTE ] In HEPFAP they say that AJs is marginal in these games... of course the book could be wrong as it does have some strange preflop advice in other sections. But A8s doesn't seem good to me here. Usually when you make a hand it's going to be either a pair or aces or eights. It's going to often cost you twenty billion bets to make it showdown but because of the insanity of these guys you are never going to know if you should be folding or not. I don't think that always going to showdown or always folding one pair is right and it's going to difficult to determine what you should be doing on any specific hand. Against the normal loosepassive crowd I'm all about the A8s. |
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In HEPFAP they say that AJs is marginal in these games [/ QUOTE ] page number, section? |
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