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Joined: 30.03.2008

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24.02.2010, 14:43 0

Hand was converted using Tonnek's Cake hand converter
0.05/0.10 (6 handed)
Known Players:
[tg]MP2$12.83:///////;MP3$7.07:///////;CO$10:///////;BU$20:///////;SB(Hero)$10.17:///////;BB$10:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: ($0.15) Hero is SB with 6:h 7:h.
MP2 folds, MP3 calls 0.10, CO raises to 0.45, BU calls 0.45, Hero raises to 2.20, BB folds, MP3 folds, CO folds, BU folds

OK i went for a squueze in this spot because I figured the iniatial raiser trying to isolate the fish, BTNs coldcall isn´t a sign of strength either IMO.

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_Anonymous_

25.02.2010, 13:28 0

Hi,

I like the idea, not the spot. If BU's coldcall isn't a sign of strength it's a sign of looseness, which means we have no idea what he'll do when it comes back to him, and we don't wanna get into a pot out of position against a loose guy with 65hh, it'll be a pain to make him fold postflop and we will rarely hit something strong enough to be confident with it.

I'd rather just overcall, give the limper a chance to come along as well, and see a 4-way flop with a multiway hand that has value this way, instead of turning it into a bluff 3bet that might isolate us against the unknown loose/strong coldcaller or the tag.

Hope it helps.