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#11
12-13-2006, 02:10 PM
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Re: Overcard Shove
Depends on the opponents range and how you interpret his flop bet.
You're only folding out 99- and 98s. I don't see you play sets like this often and from villains pov, expect you to be making this move with QQ, maybe KQs. Depending on his range, and the fact that you hold an ace and a king, I'm not a huge fan of the shove. [ QUOTE ] If he is any good then this is standard, if he's bad then it's probably spew. [/ QUOTE ] Agreed. 
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#14
12-13-2006, 02:23 PM
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Re: Overcard Shove
[ QUOTE ]
Depends on the opponents range and how you interpret his flop bet. You're only folding out 99- and 98s. I don't see you play sets like this often and from villains pov, expect you to be making this move with QQ, maybe KQs. Depending on his range, and the fact that you hold an ace and a king, I'm not a huge fan of the shove. [ QUOTE ] If he is any good then this is standard, if he's bad then it's probably spew. [/ QUOTE ] Agreed. [/ QUOTE ] lol, I strongly disagree with Jam here... I don't think that this is standard at all...
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#15
12-13-2006, 02:27 PM
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Re: Overcard Shove
As someone else said, if hes good a push is fine, otherwise i think its spewing a tad.
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#17
12-13-2006, 02:37 PM
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Re: Overcard Shove
True,
Against unknown do you 1) Call with up to 10 outs, maybe bet turn if checked to 2) Raise, because this is very likely a marginal hand - If you raise, we are committed, though 3)fold I call with position and up to ten outs, but I wan't to hear from more experienced players.
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#20
12-13-2006, 06:38 PM
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Re: Overcard Shove
True,
Do you play no limit? If so what level and how many hands do you have? I'd like to hear you reasoning for the hand, as you obv know more than i do?
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