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#61
05-03-2007, 03:45 PM
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Re: Big pot brewing... deep wpt hand.
why the hell does he checkraise the turn anyway? only 66 and 88 will pay him.
on the other hand he limpcalled AA pre for a nice 5-way-pot. well see that his suckiness was established already. 
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#62
05-03-2007, 04:09 PM
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Re: Big pot brewing... deep wpt hand.
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[ QUOTE ] ok w/e i guess the discsussion is over. I had 66. I pondered folding for a little bit but thought that villain could have been dumb enough to think that the turn improved his hand if he had AJ or something. He tabled AA. lol [/ QUOTE ] I suppose it is interesting to consider with other cards, but as played this is a BBV post. No way you fold a boat. [/ QUOTE ] I really disagree with this. It's very close if you stop thinking about what you have and concentrate on the reads and line that villain took.
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#63
05-03-2007, 07:51 PM
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Re: Big pot brewing... deep wpt hand.
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why the hell does he checkraise the turn anyway? only 66 and 88 will pay him. on the other hand he limpcalled AA pre for a nice 5-way-pot. well see that his suckiness was established already. [/ QUOTE ] Obviously he played this terribly- and literally the only hands he can get paid w/ are 88 and 66.. absolutely no other hand sticks money into the pot.
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