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Another mid-pair....
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July 29, 2010 - 4:10 am
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Not a lot of reads, stats showed (not a ton of hands mind you) that he was a tight player. OPR showed him as a profitable player. I had not been out of line during our play together and was pretty passive for pot control….so I can't think he was checking flop thinking I would fire out weak?

 

Poker Stars $10 No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t50/t100 Blinds – 9 players

Hand Conversion courtesy of Tournament Poker Edge

diane1972 (UTG+1): BB = 29.6, t2964

loo2er__13 (UTG+2): BB = 123.2, t12320

moho316 (MP1): BB = 49.1, t4907

easton25 (MP2): BB = 92.5, t9252

Forzani (CO): BB = 65.6, t6562

Ifoldcheap (BTN): BB = 25.5, t2550

plamenpetrov (SB): BB = 36.8, t3684

Sille851 (BB): BB = 38.3, t3825

Beeethoven87 (UTG): BB = 22.8, t2275

Pre Flop: (t150) Forzani is CO with 9 of spades 9 of clubs

5 folds, Forzani raises to t275, 1 fold, plamenpetrov raises to t600, 1 fold, Forzani calls t325

Flop: (t1300) 6 of clubs 5 of diamonds J of hearts (2 players)

plamenpetrov checks, Forzani bets t700, plamenpetrov raises to t3084 all in, Forzani ???

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July 29, 2010 - 9:00 am
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I'm folding.  There's not much you have beat there.  Don't see him shoving with anything you have beat.  The small reraise preflop is showing alot of strength.

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July 29, 2010 - 12:30 pm
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Fold your behind, with his reraise preflop I would have just checked the flop against a person you said was tight to see what he does on the turn and go from there.

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July 29, 2010 - 1:30 pm
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flat pre, then check the flop. you have to ask yourself why would he reraise pre and check with 1st act position to me its to set up the check raise 99% of players are c betting there reaise pre so dont get caught in that spot again. he will definitely lead the turn so now read dependant

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July 29, 2010 - 2:03 pm
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I like how you played it, but you've got to fold to his check-raise. I don't like checking behind on the flop as there is way too much that can come to beat you. His reraise pre- can still be a lot of things considering your steal position, but his flop line says you're almost always beat. If he flat-called the flop then you'd have to slow down on most turns, and most players with big aces that missed will either check/fold or c-bet a flop like this, and he did neither.

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Looks like a higher pair to me and it looks like you bet out for information and you got it loud and clear.  Unless he's spazzing out with AK that missed, which seems really unlikely if he's solid and you haven't been playing crazy.

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The baby raise and then check jam is a really strong line from him. Easy fold.

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