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« Reply #15 on: June 01, 2009, 09:43:13 PM »

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« Reply #16 on: June 02, 2009, 03:44:29 AM »

personally i would not take the situation with the big mouths personally, what i would do here with 26,000 is check the big blind, you have plenty of time left.

Really? 26 BB's isn't that deep.

anything from 10s above here id pop to about 6K to defend my blind,,,

Why can't we do the same with 99's? 2 serial limpers, and we have nines in the blind, good time to pump it up imo.

and below are good to see a flop with for free, if you hit your set, you are well disguised and likely to get action and payed off.

Set mining, fair enough, but I'd more likely be doing this if we were deeper and when we have more information about what range we are facing. Here, it seems like their range could be anything, so when we don't hit a flop, do we know where we are? Again, raise for the win.

If big cards come on the flop you know  you can escape without having already commited extra unnecessary chips to the pot


So, our plan is... fold when a ten, J, Q, K, A comes? If it comes a low flop, that's probably right up 5-2 and 3-2's alley, so we fold again. Lol, only time we win is if hit a set...

Sorry if it appears like I am dismantling your post, it's a discussion forum, so I am just tackling your thought process. Smiley
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« Reply #17 on: June 03, 2009, 05:01:22 PM »

I know you've revealed the outcome, but  3 quick questions -

How many hands post the K high bluff before he limped UTG with the AA?
If it was immediately after did he shut up before he got his cards or after?
If there were hands in between did he try and play a pot against or avoid you?
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« Reply #18 on: June 04, 2009, 12:59:35 AM »

I know you've revealed the outcome, but  3 quick questions -

How many hands post the K high bluff before he limped UTG with the AA?


It was a good while after. The table was broken up and we went on our separate ways only to be rejoined at this table and there was a sense of inevitability about it all as I seen who was at my table donking off chips after doubling up twice with AA.

If it was immediately after did he shut up before he got his cards or after?

He quietened down considerably and mibbe realised that all his chat was giving away his hand strength. I think this was the mistake I made by showing the bluff. He hadn't been in a rush to get in a hand with me again. This was the first time we had butted heads since the KQ hand.

If there were hands in between did he try and play a pot against or avoid you?

I don't remember playing any hands with him after KQ. I can barely remember yesterday though.
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