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Old 11-22-2007, 01:41 AM
DLizzle DLizzle is offline
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Default Re: 200bb preflop decision? 25/50

people are also capable of calling with AA or KK for reasons other than inducing a squeeze as well, you most definitely can't discount KK/AA from his range without a read that he always reraises them. I'm guessing if Ansky had this read, he wouldn't have made the thread.
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Old 11-22-2007, 01:42 AM
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Default Re: 200bb preflop decision? 25/50

pretty easy fold
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Old 11-22-2007, 08:38 AM
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Default Re: 200bb preflop decision? 25/50

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you do realize you're saying that villain never plays AA/KK like this, right?

ansky- is this a standard default rr for you pre? w/ your image and how others view you i think you should consider cc'ing more often than you probably do from the button here. edit: obv this is a standard rr, what i'm wondering is how often you'd flat from the button w/ AKs, if ever. i love taking a currently aggro image and playing AK this way in position, i.e., flat calling pre.

as played i muck w/o feeling very confident that this isn't a player/spot where they know you just wont play a pot w/o the very top of your range.



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Old 11-22-2007, 09:30 AM
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Default Re: 200bb preflop decision? 25/50

OK, I recently read a thread about a live hand Donnacha o Dea played at EPT Dublin sidegames. It is almost identical to the line your villain has taken here - similar stakes, same positions, same table / player dynamic and same line by all players.

In that scenario DOD had seen his opponent get slightly out of line (similiar to your QT double up). He made the exact same limp squeeze and after some thought the hero (you) came back over the top as a resqueeze AI to which DOD insta folded his TT.

I would say in this case villain has either QQ, JJ, TT at best. Now we need to decide if he will fold any of those if you rrr AI. I would guess he will fold TT (calling it could ruin his table image making him look like a tilted station) but call JJ and QQ AI. I suspect he has you on a very wide range presently but if you rrr AI (particularly if you do it relatively quickly) he has to narrow it down to AK, AQ(maybe if thinks u are playing crazy) and pairs JJ+. Also, if you showed a tell with a shocked delay after his limp squeeze I suspect he will put u on AK more often than big pairs - especially if he has one himself and it is 6-max and therefore you probably have little fold equity, would you agree?...so do u wanna race for stacks?

Another reason I believe he does not have AA, KK here is that his limp squeeze doesn't make sense to me. No matter what he thinks you have whether it be air or big pair / big slick surely he is incorrectly pricing you out - thinking his big limp squeeze raise is going to induce a fold almost all the time. IMO its a play on you, it appears he wants to take the pot down right here and now. For these reasons even more so I believe he has TT or JJ more often than QQ. Also, unless you have a lot of history together then it is unlikely there is 10th level thinking going on as of yet at the table between the two of you.

Nevertheless I believe he will race his JJ+ here and likely fold TT or worse. If he thinks you are crazy he expects an insta fold but a rrr AI has to narrow your range and put him to a difficult test.

Overall I think you have to push here almost all the time. IMO AA, KK is unlikely holding for him and with some fold equity I think it is a +EV play for u to push.

P.S. Sorry for calling you Surley lol.
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Old 11-22-2007, 09:34 AM
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Default Re: 200bb preflop decision? 25/50

ansky, why did you leave out you who was in the blinds and their squeeze frequencies. As someone who makes the occasional backraise in some overaggro 5/10 games thats key to the hand.
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