Hand vs Colson10 in 2500 6h

[Bond18]

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colson cannot expect the average internet clown to fold AK


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Who you calling internet clown?

[registrar]

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pshh

he has nuts or draw here (nuts being better than A4)

and he obv doesnt have AA/QQ

so it's 44/66 or one of 8 trillion draws, tell me how you do against that range

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trillions of draws, really? The only open ender and flush draws are 75s, which i dont think carl nec has pf.

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There's Q [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]X [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] etc. too.

Is Colson ever playing for a CR on this flop v these players and, if so, with what?

[Ansky]

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Is Colson ever playing for a CR on this flop v these players and, if so, with what?

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Of course he is what are you talking about? Why would he not
"play for a c/r."

[registrar]

So if, for example, he has A [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]x [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img], you're not taking this out of his range because he's checked twice when first to act?

[adanthar]

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colson cannot expect the average internet clown to fold AK


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Who you calling internet clown?

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some guy from the Internet that colson doesn't know? I actually forgot to ask whether colson knew who you were, though. my bad.

but really, the way bond described button at dinner, he's not folding *anything* to a shove here.

[THEOSU]

an interesting question/comment. colson might be doing a limit play of sorts here. if he expects the button to call a wide range, and he expects bond to have a solid ace, might he be making a play to raise bond off his big ace in order to go heads up against the stationy button.

in other words, is colson capable of bluffing bond while simultaneously value betting the button? If so, I think a hand like AhTh is certainly in his range here. I say this because Bond cannot be expected to have two pair, colson probably puts him on a hand like AK or AJ. Figuring that he cannot call a squeeze with one pair, colson squeezes to make his one pair good against a player who can call with any old one pair hand.

[adanthar]

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an interesting question/comment. colson might be doing a limit play of sorts here. if he expects the button to call a wide range, and he expects bond to have a solid ace, might he be making a play to raise bond off his big ace in order to go heads up against the stationy button.

in other words, is colson capable of bluffing bond while simultaneously value betting the button? If so, I think a hand like AhTh is certainly in his range here. I say this because Bond cannot be expected to have two pair, colson probably puts him on a hand like AK or AJ. Figuring that he cannot call a squeeze with one pair, colson squeezes to make his one pair good against a player who can call with any old one pair hand.

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if colson can pull this off he is the world champion of poker. this is not to say that he isn't the world champion of poker, but that I don't generally even give awesome 2+2'ers credit for the 46'th level thinking required to pull this off within five seconds.

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I'm on team fold.

[Ansky]

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colson cannot expect the average internet clown to fold AK


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Who you calling internet clown?

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some guy from the Internet that colson doesn't know? I actually forgot to ask whether colson knew who you were, though. my bad.

but really, the way bond described button at dinner, he's not folding *anything* to a shove here.

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Colson and i had been chatting casually, we've played a bit online before, but i think this is first time at same table live.

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[Ansky]

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I'm on team fold.

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Of course you are.