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Living in Stockholm for 7 weeks
13 years ago
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Originally posted by pleno1 Cool thanks. I had 97s and jammed and later thought it may be a little bit too wide. If the conditions are optimal, it c...

15 years ago
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I don't like the preflop call at all. You pay 72k with a stack of 340k. What are you hoping for on the flop? You have to go broke in a lot more s...

15 years ago
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Should be a standard shove vs most opponents. Being OOP with this stack, you can make profitable resteals with many hands and you avoid playing postf...

15 years ago
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Having one laggy raiser and one laggy caller is obviously optimal for shoving light. Especially when they are not calling overly loose as bonebt state...

15 years ago
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wut? where`s the hand ♠_o:

15 years ago
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What exactly happened? MP1 minraised and CO called? Which position are we? Which style did the CO play, was he really fishy or do you just call him te...

15 years ago
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You could bet the flop a bit less, around half pot. So that you don't lose that much if a player with a bigger stack raises. But against the shor...

15 years ago
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Originally posted by luizsilveira Is not cbetting here an option at all? Quite a dry board, and it would induce all worse hands and even bluffs to bet...

15 years ago
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Please use a handconverter to post your histories. e.g.br> Stacks: UTG DiViNeS (14,870) UTG+1 saoirse88 (7,370) MP1 elpadri11 (4,950) MP2 sco...

15 years ago
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After his big flop raise we can assume he will never fold. Judging by the Odds, we need at least 39% Equity to go broke. Against any pair (or pocket)...

15 years ago
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In the history it seems you are HU on the Flop. (?)

15 years ago
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Yeah, I like c/c turn more. Although he should fold a lot of Kx on the final table bubble, I doubt many player on this limit will do it, especially wi...

15 years ago
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