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02-14-2006, 05:38 PM
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10/20 big draw v overpair was I right to push?
6 handed on PP.....I have been playing for a little while (15minutes) and have a stack of $3000....the villian isn't known to me but his on afew tables and doing well; he's been pretty aggressive up to this point.
Holding Ac Jc Villian opens MP $90 - folds round to me on the button Hero raises $225 What do you guys think of this raise? I feel this was a good way to see where I am against an aggressive player and to isolate him (that was the idea). Flop comes - 9c Tc 7d Villian bets $300 Hero raises to $1100 Comments on this play?. . . Villian pushes all in (he has me covered). . . It's an easy call now right? Just wanted some thoughts... Chris 
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02-14-2006, 05:47 PM
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Re: 10/20 big draw v overpair was I right to push?
Raise more preflop. Its not a 'big' draw If villain has a set but I would'nt mind gambling in this situation. Villain could have easily tried to trap you with aces.
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02-14-2006, 06:04 PM
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Re: 10/20 big draw v overpair was I right to push?
Would you recommend raising to $300ish then preflop. . I just didn't want to flat call this bet on the button. . is my thinking right here or wrong?
I thought if I can put alot of strength preflop and it's checked to me on the flop it's easier for me to take if I miss? Chris
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#5
02-14-2006, 06:35 PM
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Re: 10/20 big draw v overpair was I right to push?
In general, you need to at least triple someone's bet preflop if you want them to consider folding.
The stack sizes are awkward on the flop there for your raise-to-1100. I'd prefer calling or pushing to your mid-sized raise.
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#6
02-14-2006, 07:30 PM
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Re: 10/20 big draw v overpair was I right to push?
So ur OOP and make a tiny raise pre to find out info....
OK LOL
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