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#11
04-17-2006, 03:45 PM
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Re: $114 hand vs. Ryanghall
I fold and it's not even close. I put him on AA or maybe KK. The raise is so big relative to the blinds that if people call behind him they are making a very big mistake. Thus by flat calling he gains the possiblity of reraises behind him, without the risk of allowing people in too cheaply.
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#12
04-17-2006, 03:47 PM
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Re: $114 hand vs. Ryanghall
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[ QUOTE ] I'm confused. Doesn't ryan reraise any monster here? Except maybe AA, but a lot of people don't even do that. I say you can call and bet a safe flop, or push. I guess I lean towards #1, just in case someone behind me wakes up. [/ QUOTE ] Why would ryan re-raise QQ-AA here? That's terrible poker playing. Actually, he shouldn't re-raise any hand that he calls with here. I think that ryan is calling this with TT+/AKo+ considering there are 6 other people behind him, I would think he folds 99 and lower/AQ-. Folding jacks here would probably be the correct play. [/ QUOTE ] What? You really want 2+ more callers to your QQ? I don't even like to see that with AA. I feel like I won the lottery if my AA holds up 3-way. UTG+1's range is something like 15-20% here I would think. Did he just lose his chips on the previous hand? If so then he could be a lot wider than that. This widens ryans range a TON, and widens the range of those acting behind him. To me, his call here means he has a good hand, that he wants to see if he can get UTG's chips, but is a little scared of someone waking up behind him. Flat-calling with QQ would be horrible IMO.
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#14
04-17-2006, 03:49 PM
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Re: $114 hand vs. Ryanghall
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I'm confused. Doesn't ryan reraise any monster here? Except maybe AA, but a lot of people don't even do that. I say you can call and bet a safe flop, or push. I guess I lean towards #1, just in case someone behind me wakes up. [/ QUOTE ] Why would ryan re-raise QQ-AA here? That's terrible poker playing. Actually, he shouldn't re-raise any hand that he calls with here. I think that ryan is calling this with TT+/AKo+ considering there are 6 other people behind him, I would think he folds 99 and lower/AQ-. Folding jacks here would probably be the correct play. [/ QUOTE ] What? You really want 2 more callers to your QQ? UTG+1's range is something like 15-20% here I would think. Did he just lose his chips on the previous hand? If so then he could be a lot wider than that. This widens ryans range a TON, and widens the range of those acting behind him. To me, his call here means he has a good hand, that he wants to see if he can get UTG's chips, but is a little scared of someone waking up behind him. Flat-calling with QQ would be horrible IMO. [/ QUOTE ] You're terrible. I'm not even going to discuss why you're wrong.
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#16
04-17-2006, 03:54 PM
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Re: $114 hand vs. Ryanghall
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I'm not even going to discuss why you're wrong. [/ QUOTE ] Then don't bother posting. People post here to learn. If you're not interested in educating people, stick to posting questions and reading the forum.
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#17
04-17-2006, 03:55 PM
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Re: $114 hand vs. Ryanghall
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[ QUOTE ] I'm not even going to discuss why you're wrong. [/ QUOTE ] Then don't bother posting. People post here to learn. If you're not interested in educating people, stick to posting questions and reading the forum. [/ QUOTE ] It should be [censored] obvious to an expert sng player like suzzer.
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