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Beldyn

Joined: 14.05.2009

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13.12.2010, 16:13 0

PartyGaming - $5+$1|200/400 NL - Holdem - 7 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

MP: 2,600.00
Hero (CO): 2,520.00
BTN: 2,762.00
SB: 3,910.00
BB: 3,640.00
UTG: 1,858.00
UTG+1: 2,710.00

SB posts SB 200.00, BB posts BB 400.00

Pre Flop: (600.00) Hero has A♥ 6♥

fold, fold, MP calls 400.00, Hero raises to 2,520.00 and is all-in, fold, fold, fold, MP calls 2,120.00

Flop: (5640.00, 2 players) J♠ 6♠ A♣

Turn: (5640.00, 2 players) 7♦

River: (5640.00, 2 players) Q♣

Here is a big mistake right ? If the player from mp didn t call here is ok my push? Thanks!!!

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_Anonymous_

13.12.2010, 16:50 0

Pushing looks fine to me whether there is a limper or not.

Players who are limping often have mediocre hands with a little value. You will see a lot of hands like 55, JTo, or K7s. These hands look too good to fold, but the casual players feel these are not strong enough to raise. Whether the limper calls a lot or folds a lot, A6s will do well if the limper's range is weak.

You should be cautious about pushing after someone limps who is 20/0. Such a player is often trapping. A player who is running 50/15 has a much weaker range and will rarely be trapping with a hand like AQ. If you have no reads, usually assume the limper more closely resembles the 50/15 player, particularly in a $5+$1 tournament.