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Keilah
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06-03-2008, 02:02 AM
Post subject: KK in a 3bet pot at 100NL
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Full House
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This has happened a few times and I think it's an worthwhile discussion. Here's the situation:
100NL, full stacks or slightly larger. I'm UTG or UTG+1 and I open 4x with KK. A TAGG in LP 3bets me and I decide to flat rather than 4bet (I assume I should usually 4bet here?). Flop comes, say, J99. I checkraise, and he shoves all-in. Now here I'm getting about 3:1 to call and I have a decent hand. But is this a call? QQ knows it's getting no value because I'm folding a bluff and owning him with AA/KK. JJ and AA beat me. I obviously beat bluffs, but is that enough of a reason to call? (My line of thought here gives QQ some FE but whatever).
At 50NL I saw this scenario about 10 times and every time, I called with my KK and he flipped AA or a set.
What do you guys think?
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BankItDrew
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I prefer flatting preflop IP. 4 betting oop.
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gametight
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If you flat the three bet, and checkraise a cbet from villain.... You are definitely pot stuck and going with the hand if you are 150 bb's or less. AAARRRRR IIIINNNN
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kmind
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Just crai
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Keilah
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Full House
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by kmind
Just crai
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I think I like this line.
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