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[ QUOTE ] We are raising because we feel we are ahead [/ QUOTE ] Then it's for value... [ QUOTE ] and think a stand needs to be made [/ QUOTE ] This just doesn't really mean anything either. [/ QUOTE ] We're raising for protection because we think we are ahead. This player probably isn't calling us with a wide enough range that we are ahead of to make it "value". |
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AQ being ahead of his squeezing range doesn't mean that the 4-bet is for value. It just means that he's going to fold a lot. I think I have about 25% equity against his shoving range (QQ+/AK).
I'm mainly interrested in knowing if this type of move is ok occasionally (I'm folding AQo most of the time here), if AQo is a good hand to do it compared to something like 87s, and if 4-betting is better or worse than just shoving. |
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if AQo is a good hand to do it compared to something like 87s [/ QUOTE ] Well AQ reduces the combinations of AK/AA/QQ that he can have, and if villain calls it is a decent hand and will flop TP or better a decent % of the time. |
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you don't need to shove, raising to 48 looks stronger here than a shove, we are obviously needing to call a push tho with how committed we are, this play must be player dependent so if u have a strong read i like it.
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I dont like re-squeezing or 4betting with AQ. I save that for AK and 87s type hands.
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