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Yet another small pair in EP with small M
Small pairs are killing me...
Seems like a shove, but feels close. If it were 66-77, I'd be pretty sure, but 44 is small enough I don't feel really good about it. I could survive a blind pass and maybe get into a 60/40 or 70/30 situation, rather than the 50/50 this may generate. We're at 15 players left, 7 pay out. 55+$5 Hold'em No Limit - Level IX (300/600) - 2007/07/18 - 22:04:42 (ET) Table '55837133 2' 9-max Seat #3 is the button Seat 2: theak83 (7255 in chips) Seat 3: anatoly48 (7305 in chips) Seat 4: Charmer1973 (2110 in chips) Seat 5: rcrane082985 (6000 in chips) Seat 7: stempfel (5166 in chips) Seat 8: Hero(5200 in chips) Seat 9: Pokeryugo (6159 in chips) theak83: posts the ante 50 anatoly48: posts the ante 50 Charmer1973: posts the ante 50 rcrane082985: posts the ante 50 stempfel: posts the ante 50 Hero: posts the ante 50 Pokeryugo: posts the ante 50 Charmer1973: posts small blind 300 rcrane082985: posts big blind 600 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to Hero[4s 4d] stempfel: folds Hero: ??? |
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Re: Yet another small pair in EP with small M
i'd wait for a better spot
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Re: Yet another small pair in EP with small M
you can fold. just be sure to push with junk after the blinds hit you if you get a chance. dont let yourself grind down
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Re: Yet another small pair in EP with small M
I think you do have a significant amount of fold equity here because all of the stacks at the table are about your size and might be scared to call an all-in in danger of being crippled.
That said, unless the table has been super-tight, I would fold and look to push from LP. |
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