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Re: JJ overpair on draw laden board
Got to push here.
If you push, you can assume you have no fold equity. Therefore, pot odds wise, it is the same as you pushing. Hence, you need 33% equity against his range to shove. 22,Ac9c,KcQc,KcJc,QcJc,Jc9c,T9s,9c8c,8c7c,T9o gives you 33.87% equity against his range, and IMO they are the hands in his range that you fair worse against. I think his range is actually a lot bigger here. If we add in the fact that he maybe very occasionally on a bluff, I believe it safely becomes a call. |
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Re: JJ overpair on draw laden board
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Got to push here. If you push, you can assume you have no fold equity. Therefore, pot odds wise, it is the same as you pushing. Hence, you need 33% equity against his range to shove. 22,Ac9c,KcQc,KcJc,QcJc,Jc9c,T9s,9c8c,8c7c,T9o gives you 33.87% equity against his range, and IMO they are the hands in his range that you fair worse against. I think his range is actually a lot bigger here. If we add in the fact that he maybe very occasionally on a bluff, I believe it safely becomes a call. [/ QUOTE ] no 99 or TT in range? |
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Re: JJ overpair on draw laden board
hm set? i dont belive that he hit a set or smthing really strong, if he hit he would check then reise on the flop he will earn more money with such play.
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