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#21
10-04-2007, 02:01 AM
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Re: AA In Postion Turn decision
Weak PF 3 bet and a weak turn bet put you in a tough spot...
PF make a PSR to $6.75..On FT use the pot button..Turn bet of less then half pot is to weak..A weak betting pattern could be leading villain to believe you are weak or his TPTK is good.. In a 3 bet PF pot I find it very hard to laydown AA..When about 50% of our stack in the pot I think we have to call.. 
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#22
10-04-2007, 02:04 AM
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Re: AA In Postion Turn decision
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PF is fine; with position against donks at microstakes you don't mind keeping them in the hand with AA. Just bet 80%-pot flop/turn/river and call any shove. You fear nothing here, a set is a very very narrow part of his range. [/ QUOTE ] You may not mind keeping them in the pot...But you certainly want to charge them the max for the privilege...Weak PF raises give the donks the proper odds to play against...We are making the mistake and not the donkee..When "we" make weak bet we force them to play correctly...
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#23
10-04-2007, 04:59 AM
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Re: AA In Postion Turn decision
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[ QUOTE ] FOLD [/ QUOTE ] On such a drawy board are we really behind more than 50% of the time here? [/ QUOTE ] Why the hell do we need to be ahead 50 percent of the time in the first place? I'm too lazy to go grab poker stove but with roughly half our stack already in the middle we only need to have like 25 percent equity against his range to call once he checkraises.
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#26
10-04-2007, 10:27 AM
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Re: AA In Postion Turn decision
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Okay, So lets say I pf 3bet to 7 then 3/4 pot on turn,and get identical action. Considering stack sizes does anyone advocate a fold there? WSlee? [/ QUOTE ] FOLDING would not be an option too great a % of effective stacks would already be in...Folding AA in a 3 bet pot is very difficult and in most case not possible with only 100BB stacks..
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