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11-25-2007, 03:48 PM
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Re: 50NL - AA vs preflop reraiser
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I hate it. IMO you have to 4bet this so that you don't end up in retarded spots postflop like you did. [/ QUOTE ] Resistance, 4 betting is probably fine but in reply to your post I would say that your reasons for 4 betting are wrong. Not all poker hands can be all in preflop. Sometimes, you can win more wih aces with a call. Certainly I'll take my chances postflop when I'm guaranteed HU in position with almost certainly the best hand. [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] the pf call is bad but your post flop line is even worse since you are giving easy pot odds (and implied odds i guess) with a hand that is the best VERY VERY VERY often. [/ QUOTE ] The pf isnt bad, its close to standard. Even at 50NL I dont 4bet a lot. A tight player at these stakes will have brains enough to put you on a VERY small range and act (correctly) accordingly. Flop is very bad though, raise it up and get it in somehow. ediiiit: you cant raise the flop, lol, BET MORE! and bet the turn [/ QUOTE ] hra: I agree that my c-bet was too small. I was trying to induce a raise (representing AK) but I probably should just have made a pot sized bet. When the turn is a K, I'm not happy to get it all in there (which I have to if he CRAI). I'm behind an awful lot of his preflop range at that point. As for the othe poster's point about giving pot odds - what (good) drawing hands is he really likey to have? Remember, I have the Ah. He might have a gutshot draw, but I'm not giving the required odds for that. 
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11-25-2007, 09:21 PM
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Re: 50NL - AA vs preflop reraiser
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[ QUOTE ] I hate it. IMO you have to 4bet this so that you don't end up in retarded spots postflop like you did. [/ QUOTE ] Resistance, 4 betting is probably fine but in reply to your post I would say that your reasons for 4 betting are wrong. Not all poker hands can be all in preflop. Sometimes, you can win more wih aces with a call. [/ QUOTE ] I disagree with this logic - define sometimes? Preflop, we have the nuts, postflop we probably don't. Add in set paranoia (as seen in the OP) and we've got a shrunken pot where we had the nuts on an earlier street but decided to get tricky. That's my reasoning anyway.
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