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10-22-2007, 10:19 AM
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Re: Do you make this call?
This is VERY opponent specific. But, against any of the short buy-in/ratholing types that are in the NL games right now, that like to shove with stuff like suited A3wx, this is a MUST call, or you have no business being at the table.
Especially with $200 in front of you. The only way you can refuse this profitably is if you are playing a big stack and trying to outplay other big stacks. 
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10-22-2007, 11:02 AM
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Re: Do you make this call?
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This is VERY opponent specific. But, against any of the short buy-in/ratholing types that are in the NL games right now, that like to shove with stuff like suited A3wx, this is a MUST call, or you have no business being at the table. Especially with $200 in front of you. The only way you can refuse this profitably is if you are playing a big stack and trying to outplay other big stacks. [/ QUOTE ] Opponent had him covered, so unless there is a specific read that this player likes to mix it up, his stack size minimizes the likelihood that he is playing a rathole-style and pushing any suited A3wx hands. I think this is almost always AAxx, and since so many players will do this with any two aces, I think it's almost impossible to determine the xx based on the push. Even if we could narrow the xx down to a particular range, are we ever far enough ahead to feel confident that we have positive expectation?
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