Butchered, right?

[poincaraux]

$100NL on FT, effective stacks ~$100.

Preflop: zomgROFL opens UTG for a pot-sized raise. One fold, I call (??) with J[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] J[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], one caller behind me.

Flop is (~$12) 10[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 2[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 7[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]. zomgROFL leads for $10. I raise to $32, guy behind me folds, zomgROFL pushes.

So, in retrospect, and without being *too* results oriented, did I do *anything* right?

FWIW, I thought he'd c-bet almost 100% of his range in that spot. Right or wrong? How does that assumption affect whether or not I get value out of my JJ on flops like that?

[cbloom]

RR pre. As played just call flop.

[poincaraux]

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RR pre. As played just call flop.

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Against an UTG raiser, is it ever worth just calling here? I mean like some percentage of the time, not always.

[cbloom]

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RR pre. As played just call flop.

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Against an UTG raiser, is it ever worth just calling here? I mean like some percentage of the time, not always.

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I guess if he's really tight and you're just playing for set value. If you're going to play your overpair hard then you should've reraised pre.

I don't hate calling pre tho, but if you're just calling pre then definitely dont raise flop.

[poincaraux]

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RR pre. As played just call flop.

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Against an UTG raiser, is it ever worth just calling here? I mean like some percentage of the time, not always.

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I guess if he's really tight and you're just playing for set value. If you're going to play your overpair hard then you should've reraised pre.

I don't hate calling pre tho, but if you're just calling pre then definitely dont raise flop.

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cbloom, you just cleared up a few thoughts for me by summarizing things quickly and concisely. tyvm.