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07-13-2006, 04:37 PM
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Re: KK hand on the button NL $50
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Well I don't think calling down is the right option since all the money is going in anyway. I think it's push or fold. [/ QUOTE ] Why? Do you want AQ to fold to your push? Edit: I just noticed stack sizes, for some reason I thought effective stacks were $90 or so. Push is fine, unless you think CO can make a Heroic fold with AQ. 
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07-13-2006, 04:39 PM
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Re: KK hand on the button NL $50
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Well I don't think calling down is the right option since all the money is going in anyway. I think it's push or fold. [/ QUOTE ] i said call down cause the money is going AI anyway.the reason for this is you may fold out the hands that you beat against this player cause ur def not folding out any of the hands that beat u.
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07-13-2006, 04:36 PM
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Re: KK hand on the button NL $50
How many hands are these numbers from? They are fairly close to numbers that I might have, and my range for opening in the CO here is HUGE: Axs+, 54s+, 22+, A8o+, any two paint.
I probably dump all the paint and the off-suited Aces to the re-raise, but everything else I call. When you are raising very light then you have to think Button is also re-raising lighter. Of course, I would never min-raise, but T9s is definitely in his range, as is AQs and possibly KQs. By the way, I make it $7 preflop. I probably call the flop raise and push the turn, except possibly an 8 or an A on the turn.
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