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Old 02-24-2004, 02:01 AM     Post subject: Low Pocket Pair vs. decent sized raise? #1 (permalink)  

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I know the main page says to call only small raises of around .50 cents with a low pocket pair such as 2's, 3's, and 4's, but I wanted to get everyone elses oppinion.

I think that this is a major leak in my game, as I will call any raise from any position pre-flop with a pocket pair. The implied odds, with the deception and the power of the hand, are so great that I just have to call. And there's the possibility that I will go on tilt if that three I've been looking for for weeks finally comes and I folded it.

What is everyone oppinion on playing small pocket pairs against a decent raise of 2-3 dollars and up?
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Old 02-24-2004, 02:01 AM     Post subject: Low Pocket Pair vs. decent sized raise? #2 (permalink)  

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I know the main page says to call only small raises of around .50 cents with a low pocket pair such as 2's, 3's, and 4's, but I wanted to get everyone elses oppinion.

I think that this is a major leak in my game, as I will call any raise from any position pre-flop with a pocket pair. The implied odds, with the deception and the power of the hand, are so great that I just have to call. And there's the possibility that I will go on tilt if that three I've been looking for for weeks finally comes and I folded it.

What is everyone oppinion on playing small pocket pairs against a decent raise of 2-3 dollars and up?
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I know the main page says to call only small raises of around .50 cents with a low pocket pair such as 2's, 3's, and 4's, but I wanted to get everyone elses oppinion.

I think that this is a major leak in my game, as I will call any raise from any position pre-flop with a pocket pair. The implied odds, with the deception and the power of the hand, are so great that I just have to call. And there's the possibility that I will go on tilt if that three I've been looking for for weeks finally comes and I folded it.

What is everyone oppinion on playing small pocket pairs against a decent raise of 2-3 dollars and up?
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I know the main page says to call only small raises of around .50 cents with a low pocket pair such as 2's, 3's, and 4's, but I wanted to get everyone elses oppinion.

I think that this is a major leak in my game, as I will call any raise from any position pre-flop with a pocket pair. The implied odds, with the deception and the power of the hand, are so great that I just have to call. And there's the possibility that I will go on tilt if that three I've been looking for for weeks finally comes and I folded it.

What is everyone oppinion on playing small pocket pairs against a decent raise of 2-3 dollars and up?
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I know the main page says to call only small raises of around .50 cents with a low pocket pair such as 2's, 3's, and 4's, but I wanted to get everyone elses oppinion.

I think that this is a major leak in my game, as I will call any raise from any position pre-flop with a pocket pair. The implied odds, with the deception and the power of the hand, are so great that I just have to call. And there's the possibility that I will go on tilt if that three I've been looking for for weeks finally comes and I folded it.

What is everyone oppinion on playing small pocket pairs against a decent raise of 2-3 dollars and up?
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I know the main page says to call only small raises of around .50 cents with a low pocket pair such as 2's, 3's, and 4's, but I wanted to get everyone elses oppinion.

I think that this is a major leak in my game, as I will call any raise from any position pre-flop with a pocket pair. The implied odds, with the deception and the power of the hand, are so great that I just have to call. And there's the possibility that I will go on tilt if that three I've been looking for for weeks finally comes and I folded it.

What is everyone oppinion on playing small pocket pairs against a decent raise of 2-3 dollars and up?
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Old 02-24-2004, 02:19 AM #7 (permalink)  
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.

Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.

Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.

Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.

Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.

Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.

Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.
Not a leak at all. Read the other thread.

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Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
lol, I once took down pocket rockets with a set of ducks...
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.
Not a leak at all. Read the other thread.

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Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
lol, I once took down pocket rockets with a set of ducks...
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.
Not a leak at all. Read the other thread.

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Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
lol, I once took down pocket rockets with a set of ducks...
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.
Not a leak at all. Read the other thread.

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Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
lol, I once took down pocket rockets with a set of ducks...
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.
Not a leak at all. Read the other thread.

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Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
lol, I once took down pocket rockets with a set of ducks...
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yep, i know the feeling. I almost have to see the flop with small pocket pairs.

Of course there are exceptions. I'll drop to large pre-flop raises ( 1 bet over $2) i would call a raise of $.50 to make it $1 to go, and up to a $1 bet after that. (bit of a leak here I know but thats me)

or even a small raise from a rock.
Not a leak at all. Read the other thread.

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Nothing makes me laugh more than taking down pair'd up big slick with a set of 3's. (ok its more of a laugh to relieve the nervous tension from playing a hand like that)


Hey, first post

I've been reading the info here for a few months and following hte action on the fourms. Just haven't had any decent input yet
lol, I once took down pocket rockets with a set of ducks...
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lol, I once took down pocket rockets with a set of ducks...
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sets are the most profitable hands in NL holdem call those raises if you have implied odds!
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Fold preflop.

Cold calling is bad.


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Fold preflop.

Cold calling is bad.
Cold Calling in NL=deceptive

Deceptive=good

Good=money
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Fold preflop.

Cold calling is bad.
Cold Calling in NL=deceptive

Deceptive=good

Good=money

pwnt...


BTW, when was the last time you looked at the date on this thread?


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Fold preflop.

Cold calling is bad.
Cold Calling in NL=deceptive

Deceptive=good

Good=money

pwnt...


I like the way you work it

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...random.


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Nice hand history but it doesn't illustrate the point. Above, all the $ went in preflop and opponent had by far the better hand.

I like to call any raise up to 4-5xs BB with any pocket pair preflop.
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Who said I was dissing you? Maybe 'rilla is very godly, and being compared to him should be such a compliment, much like being compared to god! Ever think of that? Huh? Huh?

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Here is an example of how much implied odds a low pocket pair has.

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$200 NL Hold'em - Monday, February 14, 22:11:12 EDT 2005
Table Table 25018 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 3: acesup86 ( $1589.5 )
Seat 10: bartattack ( $210 )
Seat 8: janss42 ( $594.3 )
Seat 1: biggaymike8 ( $200 )
Seat 5: frtrain ( $518.8 )
Seat 4: jgotti ( $150.1 )
Seat 6: KuruptBanker ( $269 )
Seat 2: ninball009 ( $132.2 )
Seat 7: DIZZY11 ( $196 )
Seat 9: ascott ( $200 )
KuruptBanker posts small blind [$2].
DIZZY11 posts big blind [$4].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to acesup86 [ 2c 2d ]
acesup86: but I wanted to run with you
acesup86: 1010
janss42: was 10 on board?
janss42 raises [$15].
bartattack folds.
biggaymike8 folds.
ninball009 folds.
acesup86 calls [$15].
acesup86: of course
jgotti folds.
frtrain calls [$15].
KuruptBanker folds.
DIZZY11 folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ Ac, 2h, 5d ]
janss42 bets [$50].
acesup86 calls [$50].
frtrain folds.
** Dealing Turn ** [ Kh ]
janss42 bets [$100].
acesup86 raises [$200].
janss42 calls [$100].
** Dealing River ** [ 8c ]
janss42 is all-In.
acesup86 calls [$329.3].
janss42 shows [ Qd, As ] a pair of aces.
acesup86 shows [ 2c, 2d ] three of a kind, twos.
acesup86 wins $1206.6 from the main pot with three of a kind, twos.

Now tell me was it worth calling 15 dollars preflop to win that ??????
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you post whoring bastard

Here is an example of how much implied odds a low pocket pair has.

***** Hand History for Game 1592513765 *****
$200 NL Hold'em - Monday, February 14, 22:11:12 EDT 2005
Table Table 25018 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 3: acesup86 ( $1589.5 )
Seat 10: bartattack ( $210 )
Seat 8: janss42 ( $594.3 )
Seat 1: biggaymike8 ( $200 )
Seat 5: frtrain ( $518.8 )
Seat 4: jgotti ( $150.1 )
Seat 6: KuruptBanker ( $269 )
Seat 2: ninball009 ( $132.2 )
Seat 7: DIZZY11 ( $196 )
Seat 9: ascott ( $200 )
KuruptBanker posts small blind [$2].
DIZZY11 posts big blind [$4].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to acesup86 [ 2c 2d ]
acesup86: but I wanted to run with you
acesup86: 1010
janss42: was 10 on board?
janss42 raises [$15].
bartattack folds.
biggaymike8 folds.
ninball009 folds.
acesup86 calls [$15].
acesup86: of course
jgotti folds.
frtrain calls [$15].
KuruptBanker folds.
DIZZY11 folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ Ac, 2h, 5d ]
janss42 bets [$50].
acesup86 calls [$50].
frtrain folds.
** Dealing Turn ** [ Kh ]
janss42 bets [$100].
acesup86 raises [$200].
janss42 calls [$100].
** Dealing River ** [ 8c ]
janss42 is all-In.
acesup86 calls [$329.3].
janss42 shows [ Qd, As ] a pair of aces.
acesup86 shows [ 2c, 2d ] three of a kind, twos.
acesup86 wins $1206.6 from the main pot with three of a kind, twos.

Now tell me was it worth calling 15 dollars preflop to win that ??????
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yes yes it does

Here is an example of how much implied odds a low pocket pair has.

***** Hand History for Game 1592513765 *****
$200 NL Hold'em - Monday, February 14, 22:11:12 EDT 2005
Table Table 25018 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 3: acesup86 ( $1589.5 )
Seat 10: bartattack ( $210 )
Seat 8: janss42 ( $594.3 )
Seat 1: biggaymike8 ( $200 )
Seat 5: frtrain ( $518.8 )
Seat 4: jgotti ( $150.1 )
Seat 6: KuruptBanker ( $269 )
Seat 2: ninball009 ( $132.2 )
Seat 7: DIZZY11 ( $196 )
Seat 9: ascott ( $200 )
KuruptBanker posts small blind [$2].
DIZZY11 posts big blind [$4].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to acesup86 [ 2c 2d ]
acesup86: but I wanted to run with you
acesup86: 1010
janss42: was 10 on board?
janss42 raises [$15].
bartattack folds.
biggaymike8 folds.
ninball009 folds.
acesup86 calls [$15].
acesup86: of course
jgotti folds.
frtrain calls [$15].
KuruptBanker folds.
DIZZY11 folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ Ac, 2h, 5d ]
janss42 bets [$50].
acesup86 calls [$50].
frtrain folds.
** Dealing Turn ** [ Kh ]
janss42 bets [$100].
acesup86 raises [$200].
janss42 calls [$100].
** Dealing River ** [ 8c ]
janss42 is all-In.
acesup86 calls [$329.3].
janss42 shows [ Qd, As ] a pair of aces.
acesup86 shows [ 2c, 2d ] three of a kind, twos.
acesup86 wins $1206.6 from the main pot with three of a kind, twos.

Now tell me was it worth calling 15 dollars preflop to win that ??????
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Or occasionally you might run into some weirdo shit like this:

***** Hand History for Game 1600738969 *****
$50 NL Hold'em - Wednesday, February 16, 16:50:16 EDT 2005
Table Necklace (Real Money)
Seat 3 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: stressball10 ( $74.95 )
Seat 3: YOKE78 ( $98.25 )
Seat 4: pgh28 ( $64.15 )
Seat 5: pwndURface ( $33 )
Seat 6: mtg1227 ( $31.7 )
Seat 7: knullrufs ( $102.92 )
Seat 8: reb_poker ( $30.45 )
Seat 9: abliviax ( $44.45 )
Seat 10: G8RBLOOD ( $107.63 )
Seat 2: deizelnuts ( $50 )
pgh28 posts small blind [$0.5].
pwndURface posts big blind [$1].
deizelnuts posts big blind [$1].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to stressball10 [ 6h 6s ]
mtg1227 folds.
knullrufs folds.
reb_poker folds.
abliviax raises [$4].
G8RBLOOD folds.
stressball10 calls [$4].
deizelnuts folds.
YOKE78 calls [$4].
pgh28 calls [$3.5].
pwndURface calls [$3].
** Dealing Flop ** [ Kh, 2h, 9s ]
pgh28 checks.
pwndURface checks.
abliviax checks.
stressball10 checks.
YOKE78 checks.
** Dealing Turn ** [ 6c ]
pgh28 checks.
pwndURface checks.
abliviax checks.
stressball10 bets [$15].
YOKE78 folds.
pgh28 folds.
pwndURface folds.
abliviax folds.
stressball10 does not show cards.
stressball10 wins $34.95
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