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Facing A Min-raise ($109 Sng)


88 facing a min-raise  

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  1. 1. What do you do here?

    • Fold
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    • Call for set value, and fold the flop if you don't hit an 8.
      7
    • Call, and c/r any "safe" looking flop.
      1
    • Push
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I've been playing fairly aggressive, but not ridiculously so. I've been 4-tabling, and for some reason, I don't have Poker Ace HUD on yet, so I really have no read on villian.Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t100 (8 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)CO (t2050)Button (t2390)SB (t1770)BB (t2515)UTG (t1970)UTG+1 (t3100)MP1 (t2565)Hero (t3640)Preflop: Hero is MP2 with 8heart.gif, 8club.gif. 3 folds, Hero raises to t300, CO raises to t600, 3 foldsEdit: Looking at PokerTracker, I only had 24 hands on him at this point anyway, so I doubt that would have been very significant in my decision making.

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I call, and play any flop very cautiously.You could make a play at him on a super safe flop, but most of the time, this is an over pair, I think. Could be AK too. Tough to say. I'm not a $109 expert.The problem is, if he is good, and he knows you're good, he could be min raising as a sign of massive strength, with something that is relatively weak. Depends on what level he is thinking, I suppose. This really is read dependent, I imagine, so work on that :club:- Zach

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fold. >> Push >>>>>>>>>>>>> Call.
Agreed. I'm probably folding, but if he's relatively tight, pushing could take the pot away from a hand like AQ, 99, TT, even JJ if he's real tight.
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