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11-21-2007, 03:45 PM
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Re: NL$200| Does pushing have a +ev expectation here?
Mistere, he's straightforward enough in his calling massive bets range. He's a winning player and winning players know that Aces have to be folded to this sort of action. Where he's tricky is when he's in a raised or 3-bet pot with position. He's good at putting people to tough commitment decisions, etc thus with AKs OOP I could get into trouble. I will 3-bet him most times but probably not when he's come from UTG and I'm OOP.
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11-21-2007, 07:09 PM
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Re: NL$200| Does pushing have a +ev expectation here?
Villain 2 who called the AI had 33 and turned quads. I've had a spate of these where villain has always had the set, made the call and held up. It makes me question the play a little but ultimately it's just variance. I see this as a no-brainer shove and have to continue to see it that way irrespective of results.
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