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01-10-2007, 01:59 PM
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Re: Fold this AK PF?
I have a question for the guys that play these regularly: Is his 3-betting range really as tight as TT-AA, AK, AQs? No bluffs? Disregard Harrington's Rule on Bluffing or whatever he calls it? Is it not possible he is thinking one level deeper and knows you will give him credit for a big hand and fold a lot. I think Lloyd's analysis is pretty good, I just think that we are giving him an awful lot of credit. With the overlay I don't think I could convince myself to fold, but it is closer than some people are making it out to be. Calling obviously blows.
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01-10-2007, 02:20 PM
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Re: Fold this AK PF?
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I have a question for the guys that play these regularly: Is his 3-betting range really as tight as TT-AA, AK, AQs? No bluffs? Disregard Harrington's Rule on Bluffing or whatever he calls it? Is it not possible he is thinking one level deeper and knows you will give him credit for a big hand and fold a lot. I think Lloyd's analysis is pretty good, I just think that we are giving him an awful lot of credit. With the overlay I don't think I could convince myself to fold, but it is closer than some people are making it out to be. Calling obviously blows. [/ QUOTE ] What hands would you put Villian on, where he would re-raise Preflop with 41% of his stack, against a guy who open/raised 3x BB UTG and has showdown strong hands? How about: 80% of the time: TT-AA,AK and never folds 10% of the time: 88-AA,AK,AQs and folds the AQs 10% of the time: 77-AA,AK,AQs,JTs and folds the AQs &JTs Is that closer to the range you were thinking?
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