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TheKING posted:I usually stay far away from SHNL, so go easy on me. I didn't have reads on the guy, but it just seemed like a weird way to play AA so I wasn't convinced, and figured my 6 outs may pad me a little bit in any case. I'm pretty sure it was played wrong, so give me some advice. I don't mind the flop raise if you think he's LAG and trying to buy it, but after he limp/reraises PF and then 3bets allin i don't see how you can be drawing to anything but 6 outs. edit: I think c/c is definetly a good play, and probably the right play. The reason I advocated raising the flop is this: A limp reraise means one of two things: "I have AA-KK!!!" or "Always raising every time I limp, gently caress YOU I RAISE YOU BACK!" Generally you're raising limpers very liberally from LP, and as a result he might be playing back at you with anything. If you check/call the flop, and a blank falls on the turn, and he bets 2/3 - pot, you'd really need to fold. A raise on the flop (maybe smaller, maybe 12) allows you to really get him to define his hand. When he pushes you know you're drawing to 6 outs and must fold. I could be wrong about alot of this, but that's my thinking. dumbhand fucked around with this message at 07:49 on Feb 2, 2007 |
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