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Old 04-14-2007, 09:34 PM
radiihead radiihead is offline
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Default Re: $100 live tourney

the tightest player at the table... you called his shove quickly? I think you can get away from this, but it would be alot easier if you bet the turn like most people suggested

edit: I made mistake reading stack sizes, I'm probably going broke here too ...
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Old 04-14-2007, 10:23 PM
hkrumnow hkrumnow is offline
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Default Re: $100 live tourney

I wouldn't worry about AA in this spot. If he shows me that then more power to him. Although he did show a pretty strong hand with his small bet. Really felt like a pot massage. On the other hand, he could be probing. All that to say--I go broke there also. The dark check is attractive sometimes with small pairs and AK but I still think its not much of a +EV in most games. I guess if you had bet out on the flop or raised on the turn you could've gotten a little more info but it still would've been a tough fold. Better luck next time.
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Old 04-15-2007, 02:02 AM
jedinemesis jedinemesis is offline
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Default Re: $100 live tourney

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I got shown AA here and wonder if there's anyway I get away from this?

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Nope, you just got unlucky. Deepstacked, you might get away from it, with an M of 15 or so, no way.
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