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Bet355 No-limit Hold'em, $0.20 BB (5 handed)CO ($20.18)Hero ($22.18)SB ($8.13)BB ($47.42)UTG ($7.42)Preflop: Hero is Button with :4h, :club:.UTG calls $0.2, 1 fold, Hero raises to $0.80, SB calls $0.8, BB calls $0.8, UTG calls $0.8.Flop: ($3.2) :D, :ts, :D(4 players) SB checks, BB checks, UTG checks, Hero checks.Turn: ($3.2) :5c(4 players) SB bets $2, BB calls $2, UTG calls $2, Hero?I had recently sat down and everyone was unknown. I have occasionally bet out with flopped boats, hoping everyone thinks "he can't have a big hand if he's playing it that fast". But because the flop was all baby cards I didn't think it really was a good idea here (edit: this doesn't really make sense on reflection). I don't always raise this preflop either.

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Ya, I bet the flop most of the time here. Noone is folding a pair.On the turn, you want to try and build a pot so you can potentially stack the BB. I'd raise it to about $8, and then you can shove any river.

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i would raise a little small, to 5$say you get with the 5$ raise, still 2 people in, you make 10$with the raise to 8$ you're probably get only one call, so that's only 8$i know that's extremely obvious, but i still see people shove from there, and then no one calls...

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I put UTG on 22. Fold.
LOLZ WP. I give so much action to short stackers (a bit shallower than the SB though), and I don't really mind doubling them up, as (hopefully) they'll stop just shvoing w/ Ax :club: So I did raise to $6, SB folded, BB called, UTG called.River ($21.2) :D(3 players) BB checked, UTG bets $0.62 and is all in, Hero raises to $10, BB folds.UTG showed :ts, :D (lol).Pretty standard I guess,
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LOLZ WP. I give so much action to short stackers (a bit shallower than the SB though), and I don't really mind doubling them up, as (hopefully) they'll KEEP ON just shvoing w/ Ax :club:
FYPYou want them to retardedly shove large amounts with Ax.
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FYPYou want them to retardedly shove large amounts with Ax.
Yeah, true. But one has to play tight (which is pretty boring) if there is one idiot w/ 30BB. They really ruin the game and I tend to leave if there is more than one of them. I wish poker rooms would make the minimum buy in like 50bb
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Yeah, true. But one has to play tight (which is pretty boring) if there is one idiot w/ 30BB. They really ruin the game and I tend to leave if there is more than one of them. I wish poker rooms would make the minimum buy in like 50bb
No you don't. If they are shoving A7 for 30bbs then you should be happy getting allin preflop with hands like AJ and 66.
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Yeah, true. But one has to play tight (which is pretty boring) if there is one idiot w/ 30BB. They really ruin the game and I tend to leave if there is more than one of them. I wish poker rooms would make the minimum buy in like 50bb
Stars and Full Tilt do i think
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Bet355 No-limit Hold'em, $0.20 BB (5 handed)CO ($20.18)Hero ($22.18)SB ($8.13)BB ($47.42)UTG ($7.42)Preflop: Hero is Button with :4h, :club:.UTG calls $0.2, 1 fold, Hero raises to $0.80, SB calls $0.8, BB calls $0.8, UTG calls $0.8.Flop: ($3.2) :D, :ts, :D(4 players) SB checks, BB checks, UTG checks, Hero checks.Turn: ($3.2) :5c(4 players) SB bets $2, BB calls $2, UTG calls $2, Hero?I had recently sat down and everyone was unknown. I have occasionally bet out with flopped boats, hoping everyone thinks "he can't have a big hand if he's playing it that fast". But because the flop was all baby cards I didn't think it really was a good idea here (edit: this doesn't really make sense on reflection). I don't always raise this preflop either.
Make it like $5.5. Tasty enough to keep the ducks and flush draws on the line.
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