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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
I splash around in the early stages; you guys need to get over the 73s-. If it makes you feel better pretend I had KJ of clubs preflop (the cards aren't that important here).
1) How much is he folding on the river? Am I better off checking when he will push the best and the worst hand. We are both ~short at level I. 2) Would you show. |
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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
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1) How much is he folding on the river? Am I better off checking when he will push the best and the worst hand. We are both ~short at level I. [/ QUOTE ] fold preflop [ QUOTE ] 2) Would you show. [/ QUOTE ] ...fold preflop |
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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
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I splash around in the early stages; you guys need to get over the 73s-. If it makes you feel better pretend I had KJ of clubs preflop (the cards aren't that important here). [/ QUOTE ] This is an absurd and fundamentally wrong statement. Or explanation. Or excuse. Whatever you want to call it, it's ridiculous. |
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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
If you had KJ of clubs and did the same thing, I'd say the same thing: Open raise. I think opening 73s with these stacks is acceptable depending on a few things. But if you choose not to fold it is so clear that raising is infinitely better than limping, which is also infinitely better than limp,calling, especially against a loose player like the grinder.
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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
I wouldn't show if my plan was to continue to call 10% of my stack OOP against The Grinder (or similar players) with hands like 73s.
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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
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wtf? fold preflop. fold preflop. fold preflop. checkfold flop. checkfold river. edit: he's betting neither a 7 nor a T on the river. if you have no shame, feel free to show. I would be waaay too embarassed. [/ QUOTE ] i'd bet my house he is valuebetting a ten on the river if checked to. |
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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
How about a limpraise bluff preflop. I like it better than the limp/call.
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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
I want to know the table reaction (especially The Grinder) when you showed.
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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
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I splash around in the early stages; you guys need to get over the 73s-. If it makes you feel better pretend I had KJ of clubs preflop (the cards aren't that important here). 1) How much is he folding on the river? Am I better off checking when he will push the best and the worst hand. We are both ~short at level I. 2) Would you show. [/ QUOTE ] Splashing around in the early stages is one thing. Limping pure garbage in EP with a loose raiser behind you when you have less than 50 BB is -EV. As far as the river goes, I don't think he folds anything you lose to, or calls anything you beat. Bet more or check. I guess I would show if I got that far, because you will certainly have a donk image and get paid off if you make something good. |
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Re: Early stage hand against the Grinder
This is rediculous. Just absolutely absurd. I don't care if you are the best poker player alive you can't make money limp calling 73s out of position.
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