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#12
07-29-2007, 09:39 PM
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Re: over pessimistic?
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I would peel the flop and check/fold the turn UI. [/ QUOTE ] 
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#14
07-29-2007, 10:38 PM
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Re: over pessimistic?
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Folding medium connected cards to a button open 5 handed is insane. Folding after sb calls and you're getting 5-1 is beyond insane. [/ QUOTE ] I would much rather call hu then after the sb calls. Of course I'd call in both situations though.
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#15
07-30-2007, 01:34 AM
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Re: over pessimistic?
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WTF? What's your fold bb to steal, 65% or something? Folding medium connected cards to a button open 5 handed is insane. Folding after sb calls and you're getting 5-1 is beyond insane. [/ QUOTE ] HU this is an easy call for me. Once the SB calls, our chances of being dominated are much higher, and we end up in an awkward (losing position) often postflop. All indications point to the opener being passive preflop. Once we are HU on the flop, our options are c/c fold turn, or c/r b/f out. I dislike c/c c/c c/f here, because I think this kind of player rarely bets a worse hand on the turn, and if he does, he wil usually follow the river. I think all of the decisions in this hand are pretty close (including preflop). fwiw, my FBBtS is 46. Low offsuit connectors are terrible multiway, especially out of position.
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#16
07-30-2007, 03:11 AM
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Re: over pessimistic?
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SO I was thinking about this hand today.. what do you guys think of C/C C/C C/F, barring the board getting too scary? [/ QUOTE ] I think that's fine against a 2 barreler who gives up on the river. Against a 30/12 or unknown I'd just give up on the turn.
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