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Old 09-09-2006, 04:25 PM     Post subject: I don't have any actual hand history but... wow. #1 (permalink)  
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I set down at a paradise 25NL table (10 handed). first hand i get dealt is 88. i limp it, someone raises 1.15 from the sb and i call. We go headsup to the flop, which comes 8c7s3c. He leads out for $2, i raise a small amount and he pushes. I call and stack him with 88.

So now, the very next hand, i get dealt 77 and limp. probably 6 limpers to the flop, 6c7cJs. Another flopped set! bb leads out for 95cents, i raise to $3 and the dealer, a 200bbs stack, cold calls (i'm thinking either strong draw or two pair, hopefully a set 6's) and the original bettor calls. the turn is a 9d. bb checks, i bet out $7-$8, dealer calls, bb folds. River is a Kd, i lead out for $15, and get raised all in for probably $24 more.

My question is with no reads (i just sat down),is this an easy call? He could easily have a set of 6's, any two pair, or just be a complete numbnuts. I'm getting 3-1 odds so this is an easy call. If i'm wrong correct me.

Anyways, he had 10h8h for a straight. When he raised on the river that popped in my head, but 85 was a lot more likely. It was just pretty weird that i flopped two straight sets and lost my large stack on the second one.

The funny thing is that i got dealt 44 the very next hand but couldn't play it because i didn't rebuy in time, i only had about 1.00.
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Old 09-09-2006, 05:00 PM #2 (permalink)  
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Old 09-09-2006, 06:07 PM #4 (permalink)  
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I was just wondering if with such deep stacks this was OK.
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I think raising mid pocket pairs is much better than limp/calling. It makes your hand less face up and gives you the initiative in the hand.
 
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I think raising mid pocket pairs is much better than limp/calling. It makes your hand less face up and gives you the initiative in the hand.
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Old 05-30-2008, 06:15 AM #7 (permalink)  
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i disagree
 
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Old 05-30-2008, 01:39 PM #8 (permalink)  
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These low stake online games are pretty much the same as loose passive live ones and see multiway pots too often. So limp/calling from early positions is really fine IMO.
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I think if you keep up the quality play, you may make an excellent tourney player. Possibly making the FT @ some major tourneys and having a nice CASH
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I think if you keep up the quality play, you may make an excellent tourney player. Possibly making the FT @ some major tourneys and having a nice CASH
I agree. Maybe even in some exotic spot like Costa Rica.
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I think if you keep up the quality play, you may make an excellent tourney player. Possibly making the FT @ some major tourneys and having a nice CASH
I agree. Maybe even in some exotic spot like Costa Rica.
Nah, OP seems like he still has a lot to learn about this game.


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