NL50 - Flopped Pair on dry board lol! But what villain, no?

[BetweenTheLines]

The flop is realy dry, so there is a good chance that villain checks his AA/AK to get some value out of the situation.

[Jever]

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The flop is realy dry, so there is a good chance that villain checks his AA/AK to get some value out of the situation.

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Yah? Rly?
You are putting villain on AK?

Edit: He/She is 10/4/3, remember!

[BetweenTheLines]

I put him on KK,AA and AK.

[Jever]

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I put him on KK,AA and AK.

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Thats really a too wide range, sorry.
Think about it!

[kolotoure]

OP what is with the attitude? This is a pretty obv call when you are getting 2:1, and yes both 33 and 55 are well within his range as is AA

[Jever]

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OP what is with the attitude? This is a pretty obv call when you are getting 2:1, and yes both 33 and 55 are well within his range as is AA

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Obv not.

[flameboy]

And even if you only give him AA and KK, you're getting 2:1 as a 2:1 favourite.

[BetweenTheLines]

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The flop is realy dry, so there is a good chance that villain checks his AA/AK to get some value out of the situation.

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Yah? Rly?You are putting villain on AK?

Edit: He/She is 10/4/3, remember!

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4% preflop raises means 99+ and AK, and I would not eliminate smaller pocketpairs,150 hands is not the biggest samplesize.

[Jever]

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OP what is with the attitude? This is a pretty obv call when you are getting 2:1, and yes both 33 and 55 are well within his range as is AA

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So. I said "obv not".
Coz it is obviously not the case.
You micro-guys think in stereotypes: Never fold a set, never fold a 2ndFlush.
So what???
Where do all these stereotypes come from? And why?
And do I have to learn them?

[Jever]

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4% preflop raises means 99+ and AK, and would not eliminate
smaller pocketpairs,150 hands is not the biggest samplesize.

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This is pretty wrong tho!