On your marks, get set, ARGUE!

[Keiju]

If he has quads here, then f*ck it. How often do we have AA on a board with 888xx and villain has an 8.

Call id say, why cant he have a Q?!? Q5o makes sense dosnt it?

[IrishPete]

The only fold i can see here wud be due to the excited and snap-call nature used whilst attempting to hit the call button causing me to temporarily lose control of my motor funtions, causing me to accidentally hit the fold button...and i mean thats only happened like twice.

Easy call. You underrepresented your hand PF so he wont put you on AA here.

[AceCR9]

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How can there be argument? Oh you must mean argue between 'snap call with fist pump' and 'slowroll to show him who's boss'.

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[Phresh]

wtf

[kalur]

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How often do we have AA on a board with 888xx and villain has an 8.

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At least 18% of the time, cause there are 4 opponents having 8 cards total: 8/45 (assuming that having 8[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] has average probability). Given the line by the opponent, I think the probability is actually much higher than 18% in this case, because what else can he play like that?

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Call id say, why cant he have a Q?!? Q5o makes sense dosnt it?

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There are more 8[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]X hands (44 combos) than Q5 hands (9 combos) for BB. Thus, its much more likely that opponent has 8[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]X. So unless he is a player who checks with good pocket pairs (99+) in BB and then overplays them in multi-way pots, it's a good fold. Note that slowplayed QQ also beats us on the river.

[Reef]

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wtf

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[kalur]

Didn't see the timing tell on the river.
I guess it can make it a call then.

[SuperPokerJedi]

obviously queens!

[LFC]

do U have fold button here ?
i dont
strange