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Old 11-28-2007, 10:37 PM
RAHZero RAHZero is offline
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also, look at the size of villains 3bet. Very weak, considering he has two others in with him as well. To me this line is much more often a monster than someone 3betting AK/JJ/QQ. I think those hands 3bet much more pf, as well as open first in at the CO.

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So then put him on aces and fold if you're going to be this weak-tight. Seriously, anything but 4-betting in this spot is awful.
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Old 11-28-2007, 10:43 PM
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Default Re: KK deep OOP vs. 6max limp-raise

lol @ folding. are you serious? dont get your panties in a knot yet.

weak/tight has nothing to do in how you play this hand pf.

Why are we 4betting pf? is it only because we put an "xx" villain on a range which we have beat, not including any of the reads or history we have? poker is more than just a range >> action, I'm sure you know this.

If hero would be sick about 4betting and being shoved on, then this is a clear call with re-assement on the flop. I don't see why he HAS to 4bet here, like there are absolutes in poker.
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Old 11-28-2007, 10:47 PM
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