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My main concern here is trying to get all his money in. Whatever play makes that more likely to happen seems best. If I reraise to $10, it seems even easier for him to recognize he's lost and fold. I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong. If so, I want to be convinced. [/ QUOTE ] What did he have? I suspect he would have called. |
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I want to get a few more people's responses before I post what he had.
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Think of it this way. You and me are in a similar situation for 100 hands. We each have $50 in front of us at the beginning of each hand. We both put in $5 preflop. I get two random cards, and you get AA everytime. Both of us know what you have, you don't know what I have. I think I come out ahead in that situation.
This maniac has his attributes. Because he plays poorly preflop does not mean he is an idiot othewise. If you are going to tell him you have AA, make him pay a premium. |
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preflop re-raise should definitely have been $7.50 - $8
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What happened. I have to go to bed.
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He showed JJ.
I still think you are giving him way too much credit. YOU would obv come out way ahead. I'm not sure he would. |
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He showed JJ. [/ QUOTE ]Yep. He instacall shove. Profit. The key here is the limp re-raise. While he's clearly not very good no one makes this play without a decent hand and no one with those numbers is folding a shove. You got his money anyways though but this would require less sweat. |
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