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Limit - Level VII (100/200) -
Seat 5: Hero (6740 in chips) Seat 8: Purdue2k5 (6760 in chips) Hero posts the ante 25 Purdue2k5: posts the ante 25 Purdue2k5: posts small blind 100 Hero: posts big blind 200 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to Hero [8h 8c] Purdue2k5: raises 400 to 600 Hero: Would u push, reraise or call |
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Change post title to LTRN - How to play 88 PF
Save Leader the trouble. |
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Change post title to LTRN - How to play 88 PF Save Leader the trouble. [/ QUOTE ] Its confusing, but considering that OP talks about "pushing" I think this is NL. A little more info, a converted and easily understandable HH and a clear title would make this post much better. |
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Yea my bad, I read over it quickly, saw the word limit and assumed this was LHE. After that I hit back and reload so it wouldn't come up as new. My bad.
Anyways, I assume this is a HU MTT or the end of a STT? What site, buyin, how has the opponent been playing, etc? If there was a magical way to play a hand like 88 PF when facing a raise without reads there would be even less variance in this game. |
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Change post title to LTRN - How to play 88 PF Save Leader the trouble. [/ QUOTE ] can't fool me [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] |
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Pocket Pair higher than 8s: (24/50)*(3/49) = 2.94%
any two unpaired Broadway cards: (25/50)*(21/49) = 21.43% AK/AQ/AJ/AT = (4/50)*(20/49) = 3.27% I think that against a typical player you will have the best hand Preflop the vast majority of the time. I would think that he would raise with approx. 15% of hands that aren't paired, so you're a 5:1 favorite. Maybe only 4:1, so we'll say 4.5:1. If I'm a 4:1 favorite Preflop, I want more than 3x the Big Blind being paid by my Opponent to see a Flop. |
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push if he is agressive. call if he is tight.
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push if he is agressive. call if he is tight. [/ QUOTE ] i kind of like this advice but he needs to be a tight nit post flop so that it could get checked down. if he's just tight but will cbet then you dont likely get implied set odds to just call do you? |
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