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Old 12-16-2006, 04:46 PM
ajmargarine ajmargarine is offline
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Default Re: Lower FH vs 2p2

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AA and A9 only make higher boats on the river, if he indeed had these hands, then his flop and turn play are pretty bad.

I dunno, but i think i pay KK off here - you only have to call 67 into a 140 pot, and i think this is a bluff or an inferior hand enough of the time to make the call.

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If villian had AA, he played it OK.

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Im curious as to how you think this is an OK play for AA, especially in a 3 way pot. Personally, I would never play it like this, the flop check is horrid

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No, you're right, it's not HU, mybad.
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Old 12-16-2006, 04:47 PM
MercifulZidane MercifulZidane is offline
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Default Re: Lower FH vs 2p2

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AA and A9 only make higher boats on the river, if he indeed had these hands, then his flop and turn play are pretty bad.

I dunno, but i think i pay KK off here - you only have to call 67 into a 140 pot, and i think this is a bluff or an inferior hand enough of the time to make the call.

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If villian had AA, he played it OK.

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Im curious as to how you think this is an OK play for AA, especially in a 3 way pot. Personally, I would never play it like this, the flop check is horrid

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No, you're right, it's not HU, mybad.

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Would you pay this off?
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Old 12-16-2006, 05:08 PM
bilbo-san bilbo-san is offline
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I dont see how you can lay this down. Looking at the action, KK, and maybe K9 are the only reasonable hands he could have that beat you.
If he has AA or a9 then you gotta pay him off, and make a note that he's a donk.

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Why would he be a donk for playing a higher boat like this?

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Because it wins the minimum?
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Old 12-16-2006, 05:12 PM
MercifulZidane MercifulZidane is offline
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I dont see how you can lay this down. Looking at the action, KK, and maybe K9 are the only reasonable hands he could have that beat you.
If he has AA or a9 then you gotta pay him off, and make a note that he's a donk.

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Why would he be a donk for playing a higher boat like this?

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Because it wins the minimum?

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Just to make it clear, i recommended the "donk" note if the opp. turned over a9 or AA. Now, as far as having a made boat/quads on the flop and playing like he did - thats another story.
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Old 12-16-2006, 05:36 PM
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Default Re: Lower FH vs 2p2

If other dude has AA/KK/99, meh, he play kinda bad.
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Old 12-16-2006, 05:42 PM
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Default Re: Lower FH vs 2p2

Would villain check AcQc on the flop or some sort of draw like that? I guess there'd be no reason for him to raise the river then because a king won't pay off. Man this is a tough spot. I guess it could be a bluff with like QcJc or a bad "value raise" with AK. I don't think I could fold but I don't blame you if you did.
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