Laying down KK on Qxx board - Page 3

gir · #21 06-25-2007, 11:14 AM

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Sorry for the bump but 8/2 over 400 hands is pretty hilarious.

{QQ+, AK} = 2.6%
{JJ+, AKs} = 2.1%
{JJ+} = 1.8%

And that's his OPENING range. Min 3-betting range has to be exactly AA. Call and set-mine your KK. Seriously, this flop is an easy fold, let alone the turn. The difference between him playing like this and actually showing his cards is negligible.

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Nice math. Call, and fold the flop. What happens if the flop comes AK7 though? Now THAT is a tough spot.

I'd be tempted to donk the flop rather than check/call. If he calls, there's a hella good chance you're beat. If he raises 97% chance you're beat.

Foxxen · #22 06-25-2007, 11:22 AM

I haven't played a great deal of poker for a while and the game seems to have changed rather drastically. Either that or I'm being really stupid and missed something obvious.

1. Pre-flop I reraise to $40.
2. Giving a free card on this flop is horrible and a gross mistake.

Fletcher19 · #23 06-25-2007, 11:23 AM

lol at 8/2

gir · #24 06-25-2007, 11:26 AM

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I haven't played a great deal of poker for a while and the game seems to have changed rather drastically. Either that or I'm being really stupid and missed something obvious.

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Do you know what 8/2 means?

Foxxen · #25 06-25-2007, 11:27 AM

It's the 8/2 bit then. What does it mean?
I can't think of anything it can mean to make my comments incorrect.

gir · #26 06-25-2007, 11:37 AM

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It's the 8/2 bit then. What does it mean?
I can't think of anything it can mean to make my comments incorrect.

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8 = 8% = Voluntary Put $ in pot. The amount of times he puts money in the middle without it counting from the blinds.

2 = 2% = Preflop raise. The amount of times he actually raises before the flop.

Foxxen · #27 06-25-2007, 11:45 AM

I see, so we are pretty sure he has pocket aces, then the right move must be to fold to his preflop raise.

gir · #28 06-25-2007, 01:05 PM

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I see, so we are pretty sure he has pocket aces, then the right move must be to fold to his preflop raise.

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No, we go set-mining. I recommend the 'micro-limits' or 'beginner' forums. Take as much offense with that as you like.

Sphere99991 · #29 06-25-2007, 01:06 PM

What do we do if we hit a K on flop? Say, flop is K93 rainbow. Do we c/c flop, c/r turn?

Ben86 · #30 06-25-2007, 01:25 PM

lol nice hand. yeah this is nitty and i wouldnt have done it but i guess you should have folded the flop given read.