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#11
02-13-2006, 11:53 PM
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Re: $55 AA with paired flop
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Of late, when you have a big hand they probably don't have much then. Don't overestimate the players in the 55s. If they have 77+ or AT+ or even A7s+ they'll be calling your push. You have 8 BBs, you are going to be pushing all the hands that you are playing in this situation. So, if they were actually paying attention they will not believe that a push implies a huge hand. Don't overthink and make these things complicated. Keep it simple. [/ QUOTE ] So, should I not overestimate them or expect them to be paying attention? 
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#13
02-14-2006, 12:07 AM
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Re: $55 AA with paired flop RESULTS
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hey, i used the subjunctive mood (IF they were). just to show that in either case you should still push. [/ QUOTE ] Well, I did push. SB folded, BB turned over 66 for the flopped quads and IFTSO.
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#16
02-14-2006, 12:19 AM
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Re: $55 AA with paired flop
I think this is really terrible. Talking about the likelihood of him having a 6 on the flop totally misses the point. The point is that it just can't be right to take a line with AA which ever lets you fold when you have 8 big blinds to start the hand.
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#17
02-14-2006, 12:53 AM
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Re: $55 AA with paired flop
I don't hate the minraise, but really depends on the table on your image. However you cannot fold the flop, you will be ahead too much, and you are too short if you fold.
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#19
02-14-2006, 12:59 AM
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Re: $55 AA with paired flop RESULTS
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Uhh let me get this straight... you invest half your chips in this pot... and you fold for the other half with AA when the board is 866? [/ QUOTE ] Uhhh, no. Read the rest of the thread.
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