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DetroitHusling101
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10-01-2007, 03:56 AM
Post subject: HH 4 Review (3.40) Bubbleboy
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Ughhh man. I get agressive on the bubble and they constantly call with crap and suckout. I mean K2suited , was it really worth a majority of his stack?
How about the AJ vs 55 , should i have shoved back there?
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DetroitHusling101
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I was so tempted to just check and fold the 10's on the flop. But that would be wrong wouldn't it.
I run horrible.
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DetroitHusling101
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Out pretty much first on this one. I mean was i suppose to quit betting TPTK??????
Check River probally huh?
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First tourney (1971):
I can't see any major errors here. Seriously, stick it out and the results will come, I promise.
Wow, between Hands 2 and 3 you got super cold carded!
4. 97s - I think this is fine, but realise you don't have a lot of fold equity preflop due to stack sizes.
5. AJo - obv fine, nh. LOVE the limp/call AI with K8 (but they were sooooooooooooted!)
6. AA - I'd make it 600-700 to go. You have seen that UTG will limp and call raises, get more chips in preflop.
9. AJo - unlucky to lose the flip.
11. TT - bad luck. Again, love the limp/call all-in, what an idiot.
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Second tourney (1972):
1. A8s - seriously man, you gotta learn to fold this preflop with only one limper in front, even in position. As played, remember you're playing for two pair or better, I would probably have folded the flop with three opps seeing the flop and a very drawy board. That said, given the size of opp's donkbets, I can't blame you for calling down.
2. AKo - you played it absolutely fine. Another possible line would be to check behind on the turn to keep the pot small but I'd only do that if opp never chased a draw on the flop (because I'd hate to give a free card that beat me here).
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bjsaust
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10-02-2007, 01:24 AM
Post subject: Re: HH 4 Review (3.40) Bubbleboy
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Originally Posted by DetroitHusling101
Ughhh man. I get agressive on the bubble and they constantly call with crap and suckout. I mean K2suited , was it really worth a majority of his stack?
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Havnt checked tourneys, but if this is really happenning, then you need to adjust your game. Remember ICM is based on opponents ranges. If their range is very wide then you need to adjust accordingly.
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Just playing to improve.
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taipan168
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Detroit, if you haven't done so already, I suggest you read this post
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DetroitHusling101
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Yeah it's a great post taipan , i read it this morning. I'm sure i'll be reading it again in the future.
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