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07-17-2007, 12:49 AM
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Foxwoods low limit
villian was an old indian/asian man who seemed to be playing tight.
1-2, he raises to $12 from the button, (normal size raise for our game) i call w/ 9 10 flop comes 3 6 8 rainbow,I check he puts in 25, I raise for his entire stack, about 70 more figuring he missed the flop and i have 2 overs to the board and a gut shot. He calls w/ AK. What went wrong? 
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#2
07-17-2007, 01:20 AM
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Re: Foxwoods low limit
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villian was an old indian/asian [/ QUOTE ] I'm not sure this is relevant. [ QUOTE ] What went wrong? [/ QUOTE ] People play really loose at1/2 NL at FW. Also, strategy posts should go in the forum: micro stakes NL.
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#3
07-17-2007, 11:59 PM
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Re: Foxwoods low limit
older gentlemen generally play stronger hands and are easier to push off hands, or so is my perception. the race part i guess was not necessary
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07-18-2007, 12:09 AM
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Re: Foxwoods low limit
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villian was an old indian/asian man who seemed to be playing tight. 1-2, he raises to $12 from the button, (normal size raise for our game) i call w/ 9 10 flop comes 3 6 8 rainbow,I check he puts in 25, I raise for his entire stack, about 70 more figuring he missed the flop and i have 2 overs to the board and a gut shot. He calls w/ AK. What went wrong? [/ QUOTE ] I would have called too. You obviously didn't have a big pair and probably wouldn't risk a free card with 8's, and wouldn't bet it all on 6's or 3's. since you're unpaired A-K trumps whatever you have.
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