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Originally Posted by Xenoblade
in case someone raises or jams behind? protecting range mixing in some strong hands
weird that you wouldn’t expect it
I kinda feel like protecting your equity is more important than protecting your range in these kind of spots. There's 46bb and 6 other people still left in the pot. Do we let them all draw for 11bbs or jam now and protect our equity? Also having top two is blocking opponents value range meaning their continuing range is going to be weighted towards draws. And the general population tendency is to not blast off (except for me and this guy wasn't a reg btw and I don't think most regs have really caught on either). So protecting our calling range just looks like letting them get there for cheap to me.
How about jamming top two to protect our jamming range when we jam with a draw? If we're protecting our calling range with top two, what's our jamming for value range look like? If I had 98 in his spot I'm just jamming. Probably jamming most of my stronger draws/combo draws and two pair plus and overpairs and sometimes A9 K9 and calling with weaker draws and pairs plus backdoors.
Overall I don't like his call there and I'm happy with the way I played it. Still had 25% equity in a ~1k pot. So my jam when called by top two is losing ~$130. Not that bad. And I'm not getting called very often I don't think.
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Originally Posted by rickroll
much like a dildo tossed your way from the glove compartment
No one ever suspects the dildo in the glove box. Ever.