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08-20-2007, 03:07 PM
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Annoyingly simple hand v PearlJammer late in FTOPS ME
So I don't have the HH on this computer, but here's the hand.
PearlJammer has just got moved to my table, probably like an orbit or two ago. I've not played with him a great deal before so no real reads other than I guess he's good. Blinds 2k/4k/500, I start hand with ~140k, PJ covers. Folds to me in the CO, I make it 11k with AJo. He makes it like 33k straight from the BTN. Folds back to me. Hero does what? 
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08-20-2007, 03:43 PM
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Re: Annoyingly simple hand v PearlJammer late in FTOPS ME
Saw this hand go down. My 4-bet shove range against a "good" player with no additional read (given me in CO and him on Button) is probably JJ+/AQs+/AKo, and starts to include smaller pairs, more aces, and KQs the more laggy a read I have on him.
Assuming he's never 3-bet/folding AK or QQ+, I guess the question is whether he's ever 3-bet/folding JJ/AQ. He's probably 3-betting JJ way more than he is AQ with your stacks, even if you are opening from the CO. Given this, I think it's really close between shoving and folding, but I'd lean towards folding. Wish we had a better stack for a stop-n-go, because I think the situation is kinda perfect for it, assuming he might call our 4-bet a little lighter than usual since "oh man, he opened from the CO and its online poker, he can't have much."
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08-20-2007, 05:57 PM
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Re: Annoyingly simple hand v PearlJammer late in FTOPS ME
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i think the AK AI versus AK is very relevant in this hand [/ QUOTE ] Sounds like it might be - my point was earlier this is just so hugely dependent on his 3-bet range so if he knows who it is or if you're a good player (or if he doesn't know you but you have a relevant hand or two in this event that could influence his opinion) it can effect whether you shove or fold.
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