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08-19-2006, 02:27 PM
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Thanks for all the comments, guys. I wish I was around for the brunt of them when they came. I don't think anyone's reasoning sways me from my original thought that I was overall behind this villain.
For the poster who said I'm looking at slowplayed AA/KK sometimes, I thought about that at the time, but disagreed that it was a possibility because I had been very active at the table, and the other villains were very loose. I just didn't think it'd be a time to slowplay a big pair. My thinking at the time, given his final raise, was that he had to have a straight already. I saw 55, 77, 68s, 63s as over 80% of his range, anything else under 20%. The results: I asked someone from 2.2 what they thought, right after the hand happened. He happened to know the villain, and asked him. He would not reveal exactly which hand he had, but I was beat on the flop. Whether I was actually beat or not, I really believe I'm behind there most of the time to that kind of villain, just based on my experience in the past in this kind of situation. Thanks, M 
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#37
08-19-2006, 03:02 PM
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Re: I have a problem folding sets--44 flop fold
Hes donked the flop and you raised PF. You are likely not to have hit this flop and he may know this so he could be doing this with and overpair.
He could have 55,77 but 66,88,99,TT I agree with raptor - keep the overpairs in and you have position so use it! [ QUOTE ] call the flop. holla [/ QUOTE ]
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#39
08-19-2006, 03:22 PM
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Re: I have a problem folding sets--44 flop fold
Stop folding sets please, both of those hands, you gave up way to easily
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