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1 | 8.33% |
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5 | 41.67% |
| bet/3b |
  
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5 | 41.67% |
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1 | 8.33% |
| bet/fold (NITS) |
  
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0 | 0% |
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11-29-2007, 02:15 PM
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Re: $25NL, flop str8
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[ QUOTE ] Results: I thought for a second, re-evaluated stack sizes, and figured with the size of the pot and the texture of the flop, my equity was good enough to shove. So, that's what I did. He snap called and QQ>KJhh. I ran poker stove on this and unless his range is only sets, 2pr and straights, I'm better than the 31% equity I need for shoving to be correct. [/ QUOTE ] Does it make it easier or harder to call if he check/shoves? [/ QUOTE ] It does for me. Either way you're playing for stacks if you continue with the hand and the shove weights villains range more towards the draws imo. I'm a bit surprised at the pokerstove results Cha generated as I wouldn't have guessed QQ had that much equity there. 
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11-29-2007, 02:45 PM
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Re: $25NL, flop str8
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Results: I thought for a second, re-evaluated stack sizes, and figured with the size of the pot and the texture of the flop, my equity was good enough to shove. So, that's what I did. He snap called and QQ>KJhh. I ran poker stove on this and unless his range is only sets, 2pr and straights, I'm better than the 31% equity I need for shoving to be correct. [/ QUOTE ] Does it make it easier or harder to call if he check/shoves? [/ QUOTE ] It does for me. Either way you're playing for stacks if you continue with the hand and the shove weights villains range more towards the draws imo. I'm a bit surprised at the pokerstove results Cha generated as I wouldn't have guessed QQ had that much equity there. [/ QUOTE ] The real killers for villain in cha's range are the JT, QT, KT, and AT hands. They are crushed.
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11-29-2007, 03:56 PM
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Re: $25NL, flop str8
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Results: I thought for a second, re-evaluated stack sizes, and figured with the size of the pot and the texture of the flop, my equity was good enough to shove. So, that's what I did. He snap called and QQ>KJhh. I ran poker stove on this and unless his range is only sets, 2pr and straights, I'm better than the 31% equity I need for shoving to be correct. [/ QUOTE ] Does it make it easier or harder to call if he check/shoves? [/ QUOTE ] It does for me. Either way you're playing for stacks if you continue with the hand and the shove weights villains range more towards the draws imo. I'm a bit surprised at the pokerstove results Cha generated as I wouldn't have guessed QQ had that much equity there. [/ QUOTE ] The real killers for villain in cha's range are the JT, QT, KT, and AT hands. They are crushed. [/ QUOTE ] I guess villain's real range is probably somewhere in between what you and I ran. I cant imagine it not including more T's than what you had, but maybe not all that I had.
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