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#11
02-09-2007, 01:48 PM
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Re: AA in BB facing btn raise
I play it the same way.
Reraising here is bad unless you expect someone without AA to oblige you and put in another raise. Playing big pots out of position with a well defined hand is not the way to riches. Also, effective stacks are just bad for a reraise. You have to reraise into that middle ground of 10-40% of your stack. Just do what you did, suck it up and call pre flop, expecting to check fold most flops. 
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#12
02-09-2007, 01:51 PM
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Re: AA in BB facing btn raise
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The only reason you'd fold your quite high quality hand here is if you believe the raiser is a better player than you and you simply dont' want to engage him in a big pot... in which case you probably should be on another table. [/ QUOTE ] I guess we disagree on the quality of the hand eventhough we both know that the strength of a hand includes the position in which you are dealt it. But beyond that there's just a little bit more to this situation than the simplicity of all you prone to the Standard Hand Analysis Syndrome would like to imply.
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#14
02-09-2007, 02:19 PM
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Re: AA in BB facing btn raise
I think you played the hand extremely well and it's not close or interesting, I can't understand why there are all these other posts.
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#15
02-09-2007, 04:25 PM
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Re: AA in BB facing btn raise
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I think you played the hand extremely well and it's not close or interesting, I can't understand why there are all these other posts. [/ QUOTE ] As played it's perfect... My problem is Troll suggesting he might fold it preflop.
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