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Facing a bet after 3-betting AK pre

Killingbird

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April 23, 2010 - 11:50 am

Final table of a $4 rush on …..p://FTP. We’ve just recently made the FT, and with it being a rush tourney up until now, no real reads.

Full Tilt Poker, $800/1600 No Limit Hold’em Tournament, 8 Players

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Board:

IneedMoney1986 (CO): $23,602

TOMHAPPY (Button): $14,584

madamepipou22 (SB): $54,035

killingbird (BB): $46,278

rut007 (UTG): $62,740

huntterxxx (UTG+1): $6,685

Rocksal (MP1): $45,668

sandika112 (MP2): $16,408

Dealt to: killingbird

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Pre-flop:

(6 folds), madamepipou22 raises to $3,200, killingbird raises to $9,999, madamepipou22 calls $6,799,

Flop:($22,398) (2 Players)

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madamepipou22 bets $11,200,

kevgr

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April 23, 2010 - 3:16 pm

That is a tough spot….

I’m no pro, but I’ll give you my 2 cents here… If he has an overpair, why doesn’t he check raise you? I wouldn’t beleive his bet, and I would go ahead and raise him on the flop, but I don’t think you have enough chips for a raise.

So, I like either a shove (75%) or a fold (25%).

HITTHEPANDA

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April 23, 2010 - 5:06 pm

shove sometimes.. but fold a lot because he’s just gonna bet/call JJ/1010/qq random pairs here because he’s afraid of a highcard turn and wants to get it in on this flop after calling the reraise… if its the higher limits you can shove a bit more but this play wont be used quite as much because it’s just a weird line and not as good as a check with any of your range.

bigdogpckt5s

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April 23, 2010 - 5:44 pm

I mean this is a tough spot. I think I shove here alot of times tho. I read his lead as real weak here. Even if hes holding something like 10 10 I dont think hes in love with his hand thats why hes leading. He has just over 20 bigs and can defenetly fold to a shove. I think you get a fold here atleast 50 percent of the time. If you are called I think you a and k are live outs and you just get there. There more I think about it the more I like shove. let him roll over 10 10 and ace of clubs on river ftw. 🙂

HITTHEPANDA

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April 23, 2010 - 7:55 pm

bigdogpckt5s said:

I mean this is a tough spot. I think I shove here alot of times tho. I read his lead as real weak here. Even if hes holding something like 10 10 I dont think hes in love with his hand thats why hes leading. He has just over 20 bigs and can defenetly fold to a shove. I think you get a fold here atleast 50 percent of the time. If you are called I think you a and k are live outs and you just get there. There more I think about it the more I like shove. let him roll over 10 10 and ace of clubs on river ftw. 🙂

Why would someone in a 4$ tournament call a 3bet, then bet/fold like 20% of his stack on a 335 flop? unless you have a massively nitty image or a read he can make hero folds I think you can fold and play a lot lesser variance spot against players you presumably have a pretty big edge on

pottsi

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January 15, 2011 - 3:25 am

i was going to say the sme that with your skillz i fold and find a better flip

McBain74

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January 15, 2011 - 10:35 am

sick bump

flgtb786

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January 15, 2011 - 9:16 pm

These are the hands that separate the goods from the greats, given the more than likely skill set of the player I doubt he's folding….I think my overly aggro leak would force me to shove here although fold seems good

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