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Originally Posted by Jam52633
You could narrow his range down based on his actions,
He called a reraise pre (strong hand)
He raised again on flop (strong hand) and calls another reraise (very strong hand)
I think I like slowing down on the turn and hope to see a cheap river.
As is, I think you just ran into aces and it sucks, nothing wrong with the way you was played it.
your action is wrong on the flop, he leads with a bet and then calls a raise.
You slow down on the turn and vil puts you all in, then what? you're gonna fold top two with ridiculous odds cause we have 60k left and pot would be 190k+? don't be silly.
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Originally Posted by markopop991
You're very helpful lol
and telling you to not be results oriented is the best bit of advice you're going to get on this hand from anyone. Everyone is going to say the same thing, you have 60bb and top two, you're getting it in against a wider range then just a set on that board. If you continue to be results oriented with your play then this will influence your decisions and you will either do something that is negative EV or miss out on a positive EV spot because that random hand you played 2 months ago which was correct move you lost.
So yes, saying don't be results oriented is EXTREMELY helpful.