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01-28-09, 10:59 AM
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Preflop i dont know what the hell is going on. Standard raise/push or something, this kinda play i had as your giving him equity in chasing any hand the way its played. AJs HU is a big hand, if your playing as played, push to his raise. But yeah make a normal raise is better.
And also prefop you were pretty close. Post flop yeah u were huge, but he had other outs |
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01-28-09, 01:47 PM
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in my game, i try to play in a way that my opponent has no clue to what i have. in this situation, if you guys didnt know that i had As Js, what hand would you guys put me on?
preflop, i tried to represent TT or better. would you expect me to have TT if you were my opponent?
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01-28-09, 01:52 PM
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HU with you having a little more than 10BBs, I don't really care what you have, the way you played it gave him the odds to chase down your holding. At that level you should be more concerned with math, probabilities and fold equity rather than representing a certain range against an opponent that probably isn't even paying attention to that factor.
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01-28-09, 02:32 PM
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With my stack I'd probably 3x it and hope to get 3 bet so i can shove.
As played I shove over the 3 bet, not make it 1800 total and leave myself with 1000, bc Im pot committed by that point anyway so no ones folding on the flop regardless
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