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09-10-2007, 04:28 PM
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Re: Commerce 9: AA, family pot, monotone flop
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[ QUOTE ] What did the MP player look like? [/ QUOTE ] He was Korean, with curly thinning hair. Game was saturday afternoon. Which seat were you? [/ QUOTE ] If I'm correct, the Korean guy was nuts and laughing one minute and then praying (literally praying) for cards another. The woman next to him was raising like crazy too. If that was the same table I was the young guy in seat 2 who was down and getting hammered. Not sure though, just went back and read your post and noted that you said he wasn't likely to 3-bet. The guy at my table was 3-balling like crazy. 
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09-10-2007, 04:47 PM
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Re: Commerce 9: AA, family pot, monotone flop
I find it interesting that the middle stakes board has two replies to this post before it was moved here. Both say to check/fold on the flop, and players there generally don't like to give up on even any marginally +EV situation.
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#23
09-10-2007, 04:55 PM
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Re: Commerce 9: AA, family pot, monotone flop
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I find it interesting that the middle stakes board has two replies to this post before it was moved here. Both say to check/fold on the flop, and players there generally don't like to give up on even any marginally +EV situation. [/ QUOTE ] On the rare occasions I duck my head in there I end up seeing the exact opposite. See: the QJs pfr debate.
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