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11-09-2007, 10:48 PM
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Re: High Stakes Poker thread (11/5 - 500k buyin - Spoilers expected)
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I believe this is spot on and against Gold's reasonable range in an 300/600/1200 game with 500k$ stacks is any overpair [/ QUOTE ] Overpair to the ace? [ QUOTE ] any pair [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, he's going to vb check-raise $100K with a pair. Sure. [ QUOTE ] any two pair, any set, any flush and the straight + the occasional bluff T-high flush plays so well thats its absolutely ridicilous to even consider folding. [/ QUOTE ] You don't seem to grasp Doyle was going on a read that Jamie was extremely strong. His speech and gestures were oozing confidence. And something that I don't think has been mentioned is that QsTs was probably the most likely hand for Doyle to have himself (he led into a big field of limpers on a KsJd4s flop, and then bet the turn when checked to after both the flush and OESD draws hit) and yet Jamie didn't seem worried about that hand at all. Granted, he might not have even been trying to put Doyle on a hand, but more likely, at least in Doyle's mind, it meant Jamie must have had the Qs. 
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