10/20 live at bellagio sick spot

[Andrew7]

Ya thats the hand i put him on and as a result folded. I just wanted to see what others said. Thanks for the feedback.

[Ray Zee]

id rather just call his flop bet and tangle on fourth street. there i can call or fold depending on what i think. and get a cheap shot at the nuts to make 9,000.

[Micturition Man]

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This particular day Jimmy was playing rather lag.

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Of course you're the best judge since you were there, but are you sure about this?

One of the first things I noticed when I started reading this forum is how quick you guys are to extrapolate from very small data sets, specifically preflop raising/reraising frequency.

Most decent non-tilted players play very close to a fixed strategy preflop. They may think they are wiley and unpredictable because they sometimes reraise 98s and sometimes don't, but basically they play a given hand in a given preflop situation the same way like 90+% of the time.

So when a player you know to be fairly solid raises 3 times in a row, it's a lot more likely he actually just caught 3 raising hands than that he's "playing laggy" or "going crazy" or whatever. IMO.

Of course your opinion may have been 100% well-founded and correct... just making a general observation.

[DeMaci]

Why dont we just call the flop?

[limon]

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id rather just call his flop bet and tangle on fourth street. there i can call or fold depending on what i think. and get a cheap shot at the nuts to make 9,000.

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beat me to it.

[FatalError]

it's so sick that jimmy gets the action he does just because of how he looks, everyone thinks he's so crazy and capable of moves.

[RichGangi]

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i wouldnt raise the flop that deep.

its just trips, relax.

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As played, fold turn.

[botulism]

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This particular day Jimmy was playing rather lag.

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Of course you're the best judge since you were there, but are you sure about this?

One of the first things I noticed when I started reading this forum is how quick you guys are to extrapolate from very small data sets, specifically preflop raising/reraising frequency.

Most decent non-tilted players play very close to a fixed strategy preflop. They may think they are wiley and unpredictable because they sometimes reraise 98s and sometimes don't, but basically they play a given hand in a given preflop situation the same way like 90+% of the time.

So when a player you know to be fairly solid raises 3 times in a row, it's a lot more likely he actually just caught 3 raising hands than that he's "playing laggy" or "going crazy" or whatever. IMO.

Of course your opinion may have been 100% well-founded and correct... just making a general observation.

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I agree with this.