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#12
03-02-2007, 01:42 AM
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Re: TT MP
Preflop is really bad, hopefully it is a 99/100 play for you not to raise 1010 on the button. But given that you played it that way I think not betting the turn is criminal based on the way you disguised your hand. A limp on the button means you could be holding a variety of hands with a 7 in it, so a turn checkraise by this guy would mean real strength like trips or better usually.
I would put him on some kind of PP or A3 hand that is looking you up. 
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#14
03-02-2007, 08:04 AM
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Re: TT MP
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I normally raise this hand preflop, but I wanted to encourage a multiway pot and there are some aggresive raisers to my left. [/ QUOTE ] TT multi-way is many times playing for set value only. Folded to you in MP, raise and hope to play 2-3 way. Not trying to be rude but honestly, except for the flop you played the hand about the exact opposite of the way it should be played. Be more aggressive.
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#15
03-02-2007, 10:30 AM
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Re: TT MP
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[ QUOTE ] I normally raise this hand preflop, but I wanted to encourage a multiway pot and there are some aggresive raisers to my left. [/ QUOTE ] TT multi-way is many times playing for set value only. Folded to you in MP, raise and hope to play 2-3 way. Not trying to be rude but honestly, except for the flop you played the hand about the exact opposite of the way it should be played. Be more aggressive. [/ QUOTE ] If I raise pf it's most likely gonna be played 4-5 way, 0% chance to be HU. Very slim to be 3 handed. I guess I've been using way too much read poker in this game as of late. I still couldn't put him on a hand I could beat the turn with. I could only think this type of opponet had trips or the flush draw, but he ended up showing KK. Totally confused me because I thought I had a fairly solid read. I guess the lesson is to ABC poker and stop overthinking myself into mistakes.
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