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  1. 06-13-2005 04:18 AM #1
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    Default Pre-flop raise/fold

    Button has a 7% PFR and seems tight. Table went to shit and I'm leaving after this orbit.

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    Preflop: Fnord is CO with Q, J.
    6 folds, Fnord raises, Button 3-bets, 2 folds, Fnord folds.

    Final Pot: 3.16 BB
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  2. 06-13-2005 05:18 AM #2
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    Why not at least see the flop?
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  3. 06-13-2005 05:37 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by G_host
    Why not at least see the flop?
    Why not play any 2 cards for a limp if you feel that way?
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  4. 06-13-2005 06:53 AM #4
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    QJ isn't quite "any 2 cards."

    Anyway, there are 6 bets in the pot and it's 1 to you to call, it's close but I think I prefer a call here.
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  5. 06-13-2005 06:57 AM #5
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    Well you thought they were good enough to play and open raise with and as Tyler said 6 to 1 , don't you at least want to see the flop?

    Is it only the 7%PFR that makes you fold this one or do you have any other notes on him?

    OK read the other facts you had on him on 2+2 and I'm still not sure what I think. I'm still temped to see the flop for those odds but more leaning to good fold now.
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  6. 06-13-2005 08:08 AM #6
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    Yey, I don't think 6:1 are good enough for what you wanna hit. I did the same thing w/ KT yesterday, turns out I would've won vs AQ and AJ in the blind.
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  7. 06-13-2005 10:19 AM #7
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    against a tight raiser you need to hit the board twice to take them down. 6:1 odds isn't good enough for that.
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  8. 06-13-2005 06:34 PM #8
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    The way i see it, if i call that 3 bet on the flop, i will go to showdown with a paired J or Q.
    If i think that isnt enough, no reason to call.
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  9. 06-13-2005 06:58 PM #9
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    Default Re: Pre-flop raise/fold

    Quote Originally Posted by Fnord
    Button has a 7% PFR and seems tight. Table went to shit and I'm leaving after this orbit.
    screw it. they perked up and are playing well. you don't have much of an edge. even if you hit, they're inclined to make moves on you.

    cut your losses, go find some fish. (i've been reading some caro, which is probably influencing me)
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