PP $109, J7o vs nath

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fold pf

[Machinehead]

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did i call?

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no, but here's what you said:

AntonioN: how did you know
AntonioN: what kind of magic did you use
AntonioN: and what made you think i wasn't going to call you with my stack

[nath]

i just grabbed my old laptop and looked up the hand. my turn bet is actually bad and i should have called you if i was going to make it
that said, fold pf is definitely the play
and i've been working on my table manners lately. sort of

[Supwithbates]

I don't like preflop.
Checking this flop leaves you with a tough decision if MP leads, you have to decide if he has it.
After checked around, your hand is best and I like the turn play.

[Imrahil]

What did you have nath? AT would seem kind of logical although I think you may bet that on the flop.

[Soulman]

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What did you have nath? AT would seem kind of logical although I think you may bet that on the flop.

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I don't get it. Given this action, how can you put nath on exactly AT? Why not low pocket pairs, AQo etc?

Edit: blah, only read the OP and not the post where nath bet. Still, narrowing it down to AT is way off imo.

[seke2]

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What did you have nath? AT would seem kind of logical although I think you may bet that on the flop.

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It's Nath. He plays the same line if he was dealt a Twinkie and a Bingo card. He probably had some small suited connectors or something and was just taking a stab at the pot because nobody took a stab on the flop and the turn card wasn't a major scare card.

[SilverLining1]

Personally, I would fold preflop and wait for a better spot. Just becuase you are playing against Nath doesn't mean his UTG raise against you OOP is going to be +EV.

I don't mind the flop check for obvious reasons.

On the turn, I think you need to bet out; if UTG reraises, you can call. If MP reraises, you have something to think about.

[0evg0]

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What did you have nath? AT would seem kind of logical although I think you may bet that on the flop.

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It's Nath. He plays the same line if he was dealt a Twinkie and a Bingo card. He probably had some small suited connectors or something and was just taking a stab at the pot because nobody took a stab on the flop and the turn card wasn't a major scare card.

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No offense, but the whole "It's Nath" line is just [censored].

AT is very likely here, and probably more likely than anything else.

[seke2]

I'm pretty sure Nath bets this flop with AT given his stack size. And doesn't he begrudingly call the push on his stack size too, just because there's a fair chance that BB is running this line as a semi-bluff with any 9 on the turn?