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Old 07-14-2009, 10:57 AM     Post subject: AAQ9 deep #1 (permalink)  
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 6 handed
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Hero: 315
CO: 200
SB: 112

Both are new to the table, no reads.
I'm opening the 4th hand in a row utg:

AAQ9

Hero raises 3, HJ calls, CO raises 12, SB calls, Hero raises 49
HJ folds, CO calls, SB calls

Flop (150):
QK8
SB checks

This is probably even less interesting than I think, but wth... somebody needs to post a hand here once in a while
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Old 07-14-2009, 01:11 PM #2 (permalink)  
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 just post the real HH, PF sizing looks wrong and you didn't include the SB's flop action
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Old 07-14-2009, 03:15 PM #3 (permalink)  
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 I would prefer to just call the 3 bet with no reads (specifically, without a read someone is likely to have KKxx here). lately I feel like getting all this money in pre just helps people who suck at poker. 1/3 of the stack is the 'magic' number with AA, we're there vs SB but not CO. If you had like AA72r I would like this more but your hand is very playable and you have good position relative to the raiser. Bear in mind if they have run downs their hands are easier to play and much more hidden than yours and probably have close to 1/3 equity each so it isn't like you are punishing them.

tough spot, you are about a 70/30 dog vs a junky two pair like KQJ4, 80/20 vs KQJT. HU I would say just grit your teeth and get it in, but here it's pretty likely someone has at least that 3 way.

I ran two pair vs you vs JT98 and you have < 10% equity!

so if SB shoved I would be pretty temped to fold, you can't be giving up much equity since it's hard for him to have a Kxxx hand without a lot of help - you are 50/50 vs KT97 with bd flush draws. and you'll still have other dude behind.

If SB checked I would also check. then if CO shoves and SB folds I would call. a free turn is nice, you may spike a club or just be able to get away if another BW card comes.
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Old 07-15-2009, 12:16 AM #4 (permalink)  
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just post the real HH, PF sizing looks wrong and you didn't include the SB's flop action
fixed it now.
I don't have tracking software for omaha yet, and I didn't copy the hh from FT when I could... but it should be close enough now. My 4b size and flop SPR are both right.

thanks drmc... I didn't even consider flatting the 3b, but now it kind of makes sense.
My thinking was... it's a very small sample, but they might already have me in the maniac category - so I was really hoping for a shove from either of them.
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Old 07-15-2009, 01:27 AM #5 (permalink)  
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 i'd just c/f the flop, and wouldn't 4bet PF
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