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Old 11-18-2007, 06:30 AM
infinity235 infinity235 is offline
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Default Re: turn 2 pair facing river push

3000 hands is nothing. Please don't think you're God at these stakes. I've been running like this for 20k hands on micro stakes. Your preflop hand selection with 200BB stacks (which is the max buyin at Stars afaik) matters less, but it still is a huge leak, cutting into your LONGTERM winrate.

As played, I raise the flop as a continuation bet, to 1.20-1.60. 0.40 into a 1.40 pot? If you play T7o from the button, play it right and use your stealing equity.
As played, I put in a pot-sized raise on the turn, which effectively makes moving in on the river a no-brainer.
As played, I call the river. You pretty much committed on the turn, even though you sized your bets so awkwarly that BB could move in as a 2/3PSB. Please try to avoid such situations by sizing your bets correctly.
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Old 11-18-2007, 07:23 AM
zasterguava zasterguava is offline
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Default Re: turn 2 pair facing river push

Sorry for hijack, but lets say his 10 7 is suited... I would (if I had been playing tight) make a standard raise here. Good chance of taking the blinds down unless UTG is slowplaying a big hand but even so all the better if you hit the flop. I believe I read it is wise to raise it up with suited connectors on the button even with limpers. AMIRITE?
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Old 11-18-2007, 09:26 PM
OSUGreg1983 OSUGreg1983 is offline
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Default Re: turn 2 pair facing river push

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I'm not going to fold this hand preflop just because everyone else would, we all have are own styles of play. I asked if, "as played" what advice would be suggested. I'm not asking for advice on how to play AA from the button, or any other premium hand in an ABC TAG player's range.

FYI, i'm at 26PT/100BB's at 5NL through 3,000 hands so I hardly think my prelop hand selection is a huge leak. Yes, this may be a poor preflop play in most people's arsenal (definitely at higher limits), but maybe playing a hand an opponent doesn't place in my range every once in a while is a decent idea.

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I admit I had drank a few brewskies when I posted this reply. When you're runnin good you naturally feel like expanding your preflop hand range, which I agree will most likely cut into my longterm win rate.



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3000 hands is nothing. Please don't think you're God at these stakes.

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Anyone with half a brain paying attention at these stakes is God. Miss = c/f.....Hit = BETTTTT and enjoy the fine dining that taco bell has to offer

There's no doubt I'll have to make adjustments when moving up limits.
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