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11-16-2007, 12:45 AM
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Re: What do you do?
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I think you have almost no fold equity. Anyone behind you is getting nearly 2-1 on their money so just hope you end up in a race situation. [/ QUOTE ] Agree. Punish those limpers! 
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11-16-2007, 07:45 PM
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Re: What do you do?
I am going to go head and tell you what I did and my reasoning. I want to see if my reasoning was sound.
I did not feel that I could raise the standard amount without being pot committed as that would be 1200 and half my remaining stack. Also, raising that amount into a 3200 chip pot would motivate someone to call. I did not feel I could check with the entire table in the hand as I only had 6s so with that many people someone was sure to hit a higher pair. Therefore I went all-in. If people were going to play, I was going to make them pay. Also, I felt that by going all in, I would whittle down the field. I will go on and tell you what happened. I ended up getting multiple callers, hitting a set on the flop, and taking down a nice pot. But the results don't matter. It is the thinking that I did before hand that matters.
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