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#11
01-19-2007, 02:57 PM
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Re: 100k 12 left set against another big stack
I agree with the bookmark comment. I'm busto here so fast to QQ it isn't funny. I remember reading somewhere that set over set is a busto place to be. . .
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#12
01-19-2007, 02:58 PM
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Re: 100k 12 left set against another big stack
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I agree with the bookmark comment. I'm busto here so fast to QQ it isn't funny. I remember reading somewhere that set over set is a busto place to be. . . [/ QUOTE ]
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#14
01-19-2007, 05:39 PM
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Re: 100k 12 left set against another big stack
BBV. never fold. I'm surprised someone that plays 2/4 is even asking this question.
You can probably bet a bit less on the turn though. edit: I kind of like a check/shove here. but lead/lead/lead is fine too.
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#16
01-20-2007, 12:44 PM
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Re: 100k 12 left set against another big stack
The only reason I was considering it might be a fold is because I had a lot of chips and was running everyone over pretty well. This was the only guy who could hurt me really.
In the hand I pretty much insta called thinking I was almost always ahead and if I win I have a really good shot to win. Just being results orientated I guess, but everything was going really well up until this point.
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#17
01-20-2007, 12:51 PM
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Re: 100k 12 left set against another big stack
yea sometimes u do not take the risks when u are outplaying people, this is common, but with a set and only 4 hands that can beat u, this is never a fold situation. Only way he can call flop and beat u on the turn is if he has QQ which would be terribly played if he just flat called preflop, terrible luck against a bad play
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