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snaper roo! Even if he has a straight we're getting a good price. Throw in all the two pairs and combos that he has a ton of based on his action to this point and I can't see this even being a question.

If he has a set so be it, that happens. I always say this and people argue but you absolutely have to call. If not your losing to much money pre flop. You can't over call small pp's oop to "set mine" and then fold flops the 1/9 times you hit. You just can't. If you do your losing a ton of money in the long run pre flop.

You must be willing to play for your stack here, if not you can't call pre flop. It's that simple

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07-06-2013 , 12:41 AM

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patchohare

The Situation

Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,966

Btw giving the guy a range of A4, 33, 55 is absurd.

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07-06-2013 , 12:47 AM

#28

cicakman

banned

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I don't like the flop raise. What's the purpose of it?

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07-06-2013 , 01:06 AM

#29

patchohare

The Situation

Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,966

I'd add some 3s5s, 3c5c, 4d4h, 4d4c, 4d4s, 4s4c, 4c4h, 4s4h 4c5c,4s5s, 3h4h, 3c4c, 3s4s, a combo of 23s and 52s each, and a discounted AA.

what does villain range hero at that calls it off considering pre? (flatting $45 out of the blind)

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07-06-2013 , 02:21 AM

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Az0r_au

adept

Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 941

We have just under 25% equity against a worst case scenario range of 33 55 A4s 64s. We're getting 2.83 to 1 on the call. Puke tastic but you have to call.

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07-06-2013 , 02:38 AM

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ProFeSSa D

centurion

Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 117

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Originally Posted by Az0r_au

We have just under 25% equity against a worst case scenario range of 33 55 A4s 64s. We're getting 2.83 to 1 on the call. Puke tastic but you have to call.

I think this says it all. Because of your flop line we find ourselves in an unfoldable situation. Check/cold 3betting is incredibly strong so for him to shove over that (especially if he's aware and you've been card dead). He just went from a $220 to a $1,300 flop commitment. That's a huge jump for him to make without having you beat. Puke call as played.

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07-06-2013 , 03:39 AM

#32

troloyolo

grinder

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Idk, villain has to be pretty bat**** insane to take this line as a bluff. Then again, why are you check 3-betting this board where you rep sets and spazz.

Are you actually check 3-betting this board with the intention to fold to a jam. That seems like a ludacris plan to me - esp when villain is going to hold a decent amount of air, and weaker made hands looking to iso when he raises this c-bet. You also know OR has alot of AK type hands and could possibly find a fold with an overpair vs this action. Then again idk.