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Villain is 40/20 over 30 hands
– Previously he had raised called with A9o OOP then donk shoved AK4r
Poker Stars $3.00+$0.30 No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t150/t300 Blinds + t40 – 8 players
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UTG+1: BB = 17.9, t5365
MP1: BB = 68.9, t20661
MP2: BB = 73.1, t21934
CO: BB = 32.2, t9665
Hero (BTN): BB = 27.9, t8375
SB: BB = 15.1, t4533
BB: BB = 20.9, t6260
UTG: BB = 34.1, t10241
Pre Flop: (t770) Hero is BTN with J
J
UTG calls t300, 1 fold, MP1 calls t300, 2 folds, Hero raises to t1550, 3 folds, MP1 raises to t3000, Hero ????
June 22, 2010
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Off the top of my head your equity is around 63% based on his 20% preflop raise range. Usually at these stakes guys like to play their stack size before their hand, so I like to play my good hands more aggressive when against a big stack. If you had more hands with the guy and his stats stayed pat, I would shove, but since you only have 30 the nit in me says lay it down. Still a tough call though, I hate being bullied when on the BTN.
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I am more than happy to get it in here with the JJ, since his line doesnt make much sense with QQ-AA. I think you are mostly either dominating a smaller PP, well ahead of Ax-AJ or sometimes flipping against say KQs. The only time I ever see him turning up with AA-QQ is if the short stacks behind have been shoving a lot in which case there is a possibility he could be trying to induce action. The previous hand should give you confidence that V is bad enough to make this sort of play without having the goods.
i like a shove here also for all the same reasons mentioned above.
October 6, 2010
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if there wasn't already a limper this could be aces a lot more often, but i dont think anyone ever limps behind preflop with aces. well very rarely anyway
benf1 said:
I am more than happy to get it in here with the JJ, since his line doesnt make much sense with QQ-AA. I think you are mostly either dominating a smaller PP, well ahead of Ax-AJ or sometimes flipping against say KQs. The only time I ever see him turning up with AA-QQ is if the short stacks behind have been shoving a lot in which case there is a possibility he could be trying to induce action. The previous hand should give you confidence that V is bad enough to make this sort of play without having the goods.
This is fantastic advice right here and I agree with a shove.
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