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Originally Posted by TLR
One point to note is that hero's stack size is 840, while M is OK still it is short stack, and the preflop raise represents more then 10% of hero's stack.
In this specific case I think set hunting is marginal, I dont think calling is bad, and I think the options are calling or pushing.
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I agree that flat calling the raise is a bit thin if it's only for set value, but 99 has some overpair value and there are a lot of one overcard flops that I'd be comfortable shoving given that we have postflop position if opp checks or makes a c-bet. Eg. I'd shove a Txx, Jxx, Qxx and possibly Kxx flop, but would probably fold on an A high flop or if two rather than one overcards came on the flop.
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Originally Posted by TLR
The flop for me is a clear push/fold situation. I dont like the A and the leading out by villian, there is no real way of knowing if we are ahead or behind.
I think I just push it, hoping I can get him to fold Ax if x<Q
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Agreed, with Hero's stack size I am either folding or shoving on the flop, re-raising is no good considering Hero has 500 chips behind. I don't think a low buyin opp ever folds Ax on this flop so I choose fold.
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