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11-29-2007, 02:36 AM
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Bizarre overbet from new player
$1/2 on Stars. This is Button's 3rd hand at the table. No reads at all, but he folded his BB and SB. Effective stacks $197.
Folds to Button who bets $70. I'm in the SB -- what's a good jamming range here (I'm jamming any hand I'm playing of course)? FWIW, later on his standard raise seemed to be to $7 with no limpers. I had a pretty decent hand but didn't jam for the following reasons: (1) No read, but he folded his blinds so he's a little less likely to be a total maniac. (2) It sort of looks like a botched fake "misclick" bet -- I could buy $76 or $78 maybe being a legitimate misclick, but $70 has to be intentional. Since $70 makes no sense with any hand (except maybe an idiot playing AK?), I think it increases the possibility of it being an angle shoot. I may be overthinking this though -- I've found myself to be thinking things through more carefully now that I've dropped down to 4-6 tables, which may actually be detrimental in some situations. 
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11-29-2007, 02:38 AM
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Re: Bizarre overbet from new player
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#5
11-29-2007, 02:45 AM
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Re: Bizarre overbet from new player
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I'm not sure I could fold AK/QQ here either, but yeah, you need something pretty damn good imo. [/ QUOTE ] QQ i would want to call, but AK i would fold without a thought.
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11-29-2007, 02:55 AM
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Re: Bizarre overbet from new player
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[ QUOTE ] I'm not sure I could fold AK/QQ here either, but yeah, you need something pretty damn good imo. [/ QUOTE ] QQ i would want to call, but AK i would fold without a thought. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, this is probably right tbh.
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