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I think u're toast here
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you played it fine, now call.
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as played call...i still don't like the preflop call much
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Unless u never 4-bet u should raise flop to liek $165 or something some of the time. Preflop is close tho, mebbe fold that.
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Versus an 18/15 who 3-bets your utg raise from the sb I think it's best to fold preflop. 4-betting seems like major spew against someone with these stats. As played I probably stick it in anyways but berate myself for the preflop call afterwards.
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snapfold pre
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Having a feeling that he may be 3-betting light is one thing, but I'd need a little more to want to call the turn. He's not just made a attempt on the flop and then c-bet, but then chucked all his chips in. Generally it's a bit spewy to call there, but obviously you can go with the flow and any feeling on how this guy may be feeling.
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i would fold preflop. Unless he was getting upset with a hand like AK. TT and 99 dont really make that bluff. JJ made it. 18/15 dont reraise from the blinds with garbage. AQ also beats u. AJ is not trying to bluff the queen off.so i think you are beat.
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given ur likely UTG raising range and a 18/15 SB reraising range vs. it I would prob just fold to the RR preflop. On the turn you're only ahead of AsKs and even that isn't in too bad shape.
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