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Most rec fish don't know what middle position is. Again I'm calling and quickly but to rule out 64 suited or even 64os because it doesn't make sense to you (a thinking player I assume since you're on this forum) is stupid. We can't assume that because we wouldn't call a tiny 3 bet in mp with 64 that a brain dead rec fish wouldn't.

That's reasonable. I am actually pretty new. I have played some 2/5 over in Elgin, but mostly tournament poker. I am not ruling out 6-4, I just think it is unlikely and overpairs are a lot more likely in their ranges, especially V2.

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03-08-2017 , 02:50 PM

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Redskins 47

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I need to see those results or I am going to go crazy.

Last call for me: V1 has a set or Aces. V2 has an overpair, the 1st nut straight or A-5.

I would cut the nut straight from V1 if he didn't snap call (which I can't tell from your intro).

That's reasonable. I am actually pretty new. I have played some 2/5 over in Elgin, but mostly tournament poker. I am not ruling out 6-4, I just think it is unlikely and overpairs are a lot more likely in their ranges, especially V2.

It is unlikely and villains ranges can be way weirder and wider than we think and I'm never folding this unless one of them is an ultra nit that I know 100% wouldn't be all in without the nizzles.

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03-08-2017 , 02:52 PM

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GRUNCH: if you are V1 and you hold 64, would you take this line? Get it in there and hold on to your a$$!

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03-08-2017 , 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Redskins 47

It is unlikely and villains ranges can be way wider than we think and I'm never folding this unless one of them is an ultra nit that I know 100% wouldn't be all in without the nizzles.

Agreed.

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GRUNCH: if you are V1 and you hold 64, would you take this line? Get it in there and hold on to your a$$!

V1 I think would just call if he is hoping to string them along with 6-4. Which is why I think if anyone has 6-4, it's V2 as his raise there feels like he is pot committing himself pretty early for a mere top pair.

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03-08-2017 , 05:38 PM

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Redskins 47

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Not gonna get much more discussion around this hand. Results OP?

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03-08-2017 , 05:40 PM

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GRUNCH: if you are V1 and you hold 64, would you take this line? Get it in there and hold on to your a$$!

I wouldn't but it is pretty common in live low stakes games for players to freak out omg I flopped the nuts and go all in.

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03-08-2017 , 06:41 PM

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Playbig2000

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Originally Posted by Nippleman

I need to see those results or I am going to go crazy.

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Results OP?

results don't matter

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03-08-2017 , 07:17 PM

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D_Lonnigan

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V1 shows 6c4c

V2 shows JcJd

I called. I had the second nuts and a blocker. Oh well. My only concern was how deep we were and if folding was a consideration due to stack size.

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03-08-2017 , 07:31 PM

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Redskins 47

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results don't matter

Thanks tips. I still like to know.

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03-08-2017 , 07:36 PM

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V1 shows 6c4c

V2 shows JcJd

I called. I had the second nuts and a blocker. Oh well. My only concern was how deep we were and if folding was a consideration due to stack size.

Oof. Ul op.

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