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call as played, but i would probably just fold preflop. [/ QUOTE ] |
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Ok, are you guys folding AJs in UTG+1 at all buy-ins/turbos? Btw, this is my minimum opening hand in this spot (as advocated by Harrington). What hands are you raising from UTG+1 in lvl I? Are you limping anything?
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Limp all pp's and call raises if you get the proper implied odds.
LP you can openraise hands like AJs+,KQs+ etc but I doubt you miss any edge from folding those either. in Sb i tend to complete if i get a nice odds, but i play the flop very cautious after and check/fold anything worse than 2 pairs. |
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Limping preflop is fine.
Flop is a really crappy set. Most sets are discounted so I guess he has AQ KT QJ or some sort of combo draw I guess I get it in. |
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Can anyone walk me through why this is not a fold? I play mostly $5 and $10 SnG's and, barring the guy being a complete maniac, this bet is usually what it looks like. [/ QUOTE ] does it look like KJ or KQ or A9? hero is a ahead of villians range so easy call. |
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I mean a really large reraise usually means the straight, fairly straightforward. I'm getting the impression that there is a lot more deception once you move up a level or two.
I might be having selective memory here but I usually can't convince myself to fold in this situation and I go broke way more often than not. |
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A huge flop raise makes me think that it's not a made straight you are up against. My guess would be something like AT, KQ, or some combo flush/inside straight draw.
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I called. MP1 had the straight and MP3 (raiser) had ATo in, I believe.
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i hate limping AJs ep I'd rather play it for a raise...AJo id turbomuck
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