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#11
08-13-2007, 08:37 AM
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Re: hero call with mid pair in 3 bet pot
Without a really good read this must be a easy fold. You are either drawing almost dead or just ahead by little.
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#12
08-13-2007, 08:46 AM
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Re: hero call with mid pair in 3 bet pot
I could see him do this with almost any pocket pair (some bluffs and some value bets obviously) and a lot of overcard draw combos. Not very helpful since I just named pretty much every hand he could have.
Anyway I would call this often. If I had any kind of read on him as being a good player or some history I might snap call. Nothing but datamined stats doesn't help me much. I think it's really close here and can't really decide what I'd do the first time without history.
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#14
08-13-2007, 09:31 AM
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Re: hero call with mid pair in 3 bet pot
if someone is giving you so much action that you feel you want to call off your stack on the turn with a pair of 8s and 2 outs to improve, then maybe you don't need to be 3-betting him with 86s. i am not suggesting that i think 3-betting is necessarily wrong. but it shows an inconsistency in your thought process vs this guy.
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#20
08-13-2007, 10:33 AM
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Re: hero call with mid pair in 3 bet pot
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i was thinking 22 is no longer a possibility, and now we have information in deciding if our opponent would play a fullhouse like this. [/ QUOTE ] how many people call 3-bets on the button with 22? it's a miniscule part of his range even if you know he calls any pocket pair preflop. and it went from 3 combos to 1, so it's not a dramatic change at all. what does matter is he went from max 5 outs if behind to max 2 outs
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