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Old 11-27-2007, 04:28 AM
Mr_Donktastic Mr_Donktastic is offline
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Default Re: so i fold an overpair in a reraised pot (nl200)

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Making effective stacks shorter for postflop play is not a good thing when KK+ is a big part of his callrange.

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Also if you think "KK+ is a big part of his callrange" then you might as well play full ring. I did. It sucked [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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Old 11-27-2007, 04:38 AM
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Default Re: so i fold an overpair in a reraised pot (nl200)

by folding this river, you are saying that his PF calling range is essentially TT+, AK .. if that's his range, and you think he folds TT/JJ to a larger (standard) 3-bet, then you probably shouldn't 3bet here.
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Old 11-27-2007, 08:39 AM
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Default Re: so i fold an overpair in a reraised pot (nl200)

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by folding this river, you are saying that his PF calling range is essentially TT+, AK .. if that's his range, and you think he folds TT/JJ to a larger (standard) 3-bet, then you probably shouldn't 3bet here.

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Yeah, I've been thinking about his lately. 3-betting 77-JJ is actually a waste of a perfectly fine hand. If your opponent isn't calling without TT+ or AK then all you do is turn your hand into a bluff. This seems like a waste.
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