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CO is apparently a winning Euro player who multitables .50/$1 on Tilt, including the deep stack tables. BB an unknown. I've been at the table maybe 1.5 orbits.I wanted to get it all in but was a little confused on his range giving his minraise OOP PF minraise but then the strong lead on a raggy, drawy board. I came to the conclusion that he could have a small overpair to this board often enough that it was better to raise on the flop. Raise sizing ok for getting a push back, given his range? All hand-related thoughts welcome.Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (9 handed) - Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.comSB ($31.65)BB ($105.20)UTG ($110.40)UTG+1 ($222.45)MP1 ($101.05)CO ($134.85)Hero (Button) ($97)Preflop: Hero is Button with 4d.gif, 7d.gif3 folds, CO raises to $3.50, Hero calls $3.50, 1 fold, BB raises to $7, 1 fold, Hero calls $3.50Flop: ($18) 5d.gif, td.gif, 6c.gif(2 players)BB bets $18, Hero raises to $50..

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looks fine to me. this is an ideal flop for 47s. Should be enough to induce a shove from most hands that are strong enough to minraise pre and then lead pot on the flop.

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looks fine to me. this is an ideal flop for 47s. Should be enough to induce a shove from most hands that are strong enough to minraise pre and then lead pot on the flop.
Yeah, just pray to hit.
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BB bets $18[/color], Hero raises to $50..
The OOP minraise PF is weird. The CO folded (weird as well), so the villain took this flop heads up. I think something played like this by an unknown player could be anything, but his play almost seems like an overpair. But we flopped huge, so let's play the hand to the death. I like your raise on the flop. I almost think we can be confident that we'll see AA KK maybe QQ from villain if we get the call, so we should be in good shape.
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The OOP minraise PF is weird. The CO folded (weird as well), so the villain took this flop heads up. I think something played like this by an unknown player could be anything, but his play almost seems like an overpair. But we flopped huge, so let's play the hand to the death. I like your raise on the flop. I almost think we can be confident that we'll see AA KK maybe QQ from villain if we get the call, so we should be in good shape.
Say we had a better read or had previously played with villain and he only made this move with AA/KK/AK/QQ. Should be bet a little less as the board is scarier for them than say JJ/A10?
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Say we had a better read or had previously played with villain and he only made this move with AA/KK/AK/QQ. Should be bet a little less as the board is scarier for them than say JJ/A10?
If he flipped over AA for me to see it and I flipped over 4d7d and he told me he was going to call or raise me all in whatever I bet (on the flop), I'd be thrilled. I'd push all in with a big fat grin cause I'm a favorite to take it down with two streets to come. I want as much $ in on the flop as possible.
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When do I want to stick it in?Every f ucking night.

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