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Title: No bubble in cash games Post by: T-V-B on September 24, 2006, 04:10:22 AM 171 players left, 21 til the money. Average stack is about 15K.
(300/600) - 2006/09/23 - 21:03:10 (ET) Table '40000009 131' 9-max Seat #4 is the button Seat 1: theTaxMan75' (13261 in chips) Seat 2: AhChicago (8930 in chips) Seat 3: Hmmph (1859 in chips) Seat 4: Hoffsome (32534 in chips) Seat 5: Darkman2000 (28579 in chips) Seat 7: VENTUREACE (13904 in chips) Seat 8: Luckyliu (3274 in chips) Seat 9: floptrips (43717 in chips) Darkman2000: posts small blind 300 VENTUREACE: posts big blind 600 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to VENTUREACE [XX] Luckyliu: folds floptrips: folds theTaxMan75': folds AhChicago: folds Hmmph: folds Hoffsome: raises 1500 to 2100 Darkman2000: folds VENTUREACE: raises 4500 to 6600 Hoffsome: raises 13500 to 20100 GambleAB is connected My image is 'tightest player in the world', hence the re-raise out of the BB. Getting 4-1, what range of hands should I be calling with? Title: Re: No bubble in cash games Post by: Dale on September 24, 2006, 04:52:01 AM This is the pot limit WCOOP right?
why would you re-pot it for 50% of your stack preflop if you're even considering folding? Well after you make that raise he knows youre commited so most of the time he's not putting you all in without a monster hand. Fold and leave yourself with 10BBs to attempt a limp into the cash? maybe, but i'm not re-poting pre in the first pace for half my stack if its not good enough to call a re-re-raise all-in. |