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Title: Live deep tournament bluff. Post by: AlexMartin on December 12, 2007, 03:04:27 PM £400 FO @ Luton G-casino. 75 runners. 15players return for day 2. Average 50k. Hero's stack 40k. Image is very tight having only shown down premium holdings for the last 3 hours of yesterdays play. Villain has 60k. Villain is pretty tight/solid and has just lost a biggish (40k) chunk of his stack. Greek Jack to those that know him.
Blinds 1k/2k/100A. Playing on a 7-handed table Hero opens UTG+2 with Ad10c to 6k. Folded to BB who flat calls. Flop comes 3d 8s Kd. Villain leads out for 8k into 14ish. Villain looks sheepish. Action on hero. Title: Re: Live deep tournament bluff. Post by: LuckyLloyd on December 12, 2007, 03:35:25 PM Is villain English? And does he like to donk out often to "see where he's at"? If answer to both is yes I shove here all day long.
Also, I fold preflop here. Prefer to keep my chips for resteals at this blind depth. Opening in early position with this hand and a 20BB stack is fundamentally unprofitable. Title: Re: Live deep tournament bluff. Post by: Royal Flush on December 12, 2007, 04:22:20 PM Insta-pass vs a tilted Greek Jack
Title: Re: Live deep tournament bluff. Post by: Longy on December 12, 2007, 04:24:43 PM Insta-pass vs a tilted Greek Jack QFT, I have played Jack and have seen him stack off with all kinds of marginal stuff when obviously beaten. Not a good opponent to bluff. Title: Re: Live deep tournament bluff. Post by: TightEnd on December 12, 2007, 04:39:19 PM Agreed Alex, much like your Pep post, Greek Jack is not a person to bluff here, he'll call with as little as second pair for the rest of his stack here eg A8
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