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#11
11-29-2006, 01:37 PM
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Re: AKs, NFD reraised pot vs. shortish stack, a bit lost. 100NL
All who are open-shoving,
What made hands do you this with? Or does this matter? "a c/r AI will have him calling pretty much everything he bet with" Why? What about no hand, no draw. Why wouldn't he take a stab if he doesn't have anything. 
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#13
11-29-2006, 01:40 PM
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Re: AKs, NFD reraised pot vs. shortish stack, a bit lost. 100NL
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All who are open-shoving, What made hands do you this with? Or does this matter? "a c/r AI will have him calling pretty much everything he bet with" Why? What about no hand, no draw. Why wouldn't he take a stab if he doesn't have anything. [/ QUOTE ] I know nothing about opponent, I would rather get him to fold like 99 which is likely, than say get him to bluff with KQ which is less likely (in my opinion)
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#15
11-29-2006, 01:48 PM
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Re: AKs, NFD reraised pot vs. shortish stack, a bit lost. 100NL
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Shorties aren't likely to fold 99 here at 100NL if you open shove. Some will but they are in the minority. [/ QUOTE ] I disagree with this, but can't really prove it obviously.
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#16
11-29-2006, 01:51 PM
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Re: AKs, NFD reraised pot vs. shortish stack, a bit lost. 100NL
What I'm thinking is:
Open-shoving looks like a draw. I don't see 99 folding whether it is c/r allin or open shoved. So I like a c/r allin more. Even though it still looks like a draw. I guess the problem comes if it checks through--the hand becomes much more complicated if we miss on the turn.
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#17
11-29-2006, 01:55 PM
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Re: AKs, NFD reraised pot vs. shortish stack, a bit lost. 100NL
"Shorties aren't likely to fold 99 here at 100NL if you open shove. Some will but they are in the minority."
Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised to see a call from AJ from a shortie. But he's not that short.
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#18
11-29-2006, 01:56 PM
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Re: AKs, NFD reraised pot vs. shortish stack, a bit lost. 100NL
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What I'm thinking is: Open-shoving looks like a draw. I don't see 99 folding whether it is c/r allin or open shoved. So I like a c/r allin more. Even though it still looks like a draw. I guess the problem comes if it checks through--the hand becomes much more complicated if we miss on the turn. [/ QUOTE ] I think any option doesn't really matter, c/r AI, shove, bet like 18 and hope he bluff shoves or value shoves w/e it's very marginal and playing hands like this either way will not be one of the downfalls of your poker career
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#19
11-29-2006, 02:14 PM
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Re: AKs, NFD reraised pot vs. shortish stack, a bit lost. 100NL
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All who are open-shoving, What made hands do you this with? Or does this matter? "a c/r AI will have him calling pretty much everything he bet with" Why? What about no hand, no draw. Why wouldn't he take a stab if he doesn't have anything. [/ QUOTE ] If he looks me up here, then with lots of hands on coordinated flops [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]..
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