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#1
09-06-2006, 01:42 PM
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Standard Situation 2/4 NL 6 Max FT
I don't have the hand history, but this is easy to remember.
I am brand new to the table as well as to FT and do not know any of my opponents. This is my 3rd hand. Hero ($400) has AKs on the button 2 limpers Hero raises to $22 SB (~$300) and both limpers call Flop ($92) K84 rainbow SB takes the lead which always confuses me. SB (~$280) bets $85 2 folds Hero? And how do I play future streets based on certain actions? 
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09-06-2006, 01:51 PM
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Re: Standard Situation 2/4 NL 6 Max FT
I just want to make sure my thought process isn't messed up. I figure he has AK, KQ, or KJ here most of the time which would mean shove?
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#4
09-06-2006, 01:53 PM
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Re: Standard Situation 2/4 NL 6 Max FT
With no reads, and SB being short, I'm felting this hand.
I would call flop, and get it in on the turn. This gives villan a chance to put more money in the pot if he's behind.
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#7
09-06-2006, 03:34 PM
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Re: Standard Situation 2/4 NL 6 Max FT
[ QUOTE ]
I call here and push turn if he bets. There's not many hands that you need to protect against and a raise/push now may let him off easily. Dumle [/ QUOTE ] If you push now, he plays perfect -- folding when behind, calling when ahead. There are no real draws out, so if your willing to get it in now, I don't see what could come on the turn which would really change your mind.
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#8
09-06-2006, 03:36 PM
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Re: Standard Situation 2/4 NL 6 Max FT
Easy call.
KQ/KJ will often interpret this as a stubborn big pair and stack off. He might continue a bluff. And you're not worried about any specific free cards/scare cards. Raising here sucks without a bit of a read/history that says he'll actually call you with crap, here. His stack is still plenty big for him to run a bluff. I might even give a free river card, sometimes, on this board, hoping to induce, one more time.
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