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tofu22
Joined: 18.10.2008

Pacific Poker - $5+$0.30|50/100 NL - Holdem - 2 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

Hero (BB): 1,466.00
SB: 1,534.00

SB posts SB 50.00, Hero posts BB 100.00

Pre Flop: (150.00) Hero has T♦ A♠

SB raises to 300.00, Hero calls 200.00

Flop: (600.00, 2 players) K♥ K♠ K♣
Hero checks, SB bets 600.00, Hero raises to 1,166.00, SB calls 566.00

Turn: (2932.00, 2 players) 7♣

River: (2932.00, 2 players) J♣

villain 61/8 post flop he was a call st too, very loose to shdwn. when he bet pot on the flop, it seemed like he had a weak range (he bluffed like this once before), def not a PP, so it thought i could be good with my hand.


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I think that if he's very loose you have a point but he made it 3x preflop and he's a station. I wouldn't be surprised if he turned over AQ or AJ here.

Had he been raising too much pf, then 3bet.

JUST my opinion!


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tofu22
Joined: 18.10.2008

he wasn't raiseing PF very much in the early stages, but when the blinds got bigger he started raiseing a lot more. so i took his PF raises at this stage to be looser.

3bet? why didn't i think of that?


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If your read is accurate I think a pf shove would have been best. We'll see what the others will say though


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wasy8
Joined: 29.01.2009

Hard to justify not shoving pre against anyone. Anything but flatting pre.

Flop is ok i guess, but I actually prefer calling flop and calling river to keep in spew bluffs that will fold to your flop shove.


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

Originally posted by wasy8
Hard to justify not shoving pre against anyone. Anything but flatting pre.

Flop is ok i guess, but I actually prefer calling flop and calling river to keep in spew bluffs that will fold to your flop shove.

This. Flatting pre is far inferior to shoving.


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