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froghump
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i was watching duwan and hansen in a hand.
duwan had JJ and hansen had 1010.
stacks:
hansen 92,000
duwan 92,000+ (had him covered)
duwan bets 12,000
hansen raises to 32,000
duwan raises to 92,000
hansen sits for a long time considering what to do, i'm not even sure what happened i forget maybe i fell asleep.
but, considering hansen knew he was beat, or had a pretty good idea he was beat (which i think he would have to assume he was dominated), is it wise to call still, or just lose the 32,000.
and can someone give me a mathematical way to figure this out. hopefully there's a simple way to figure this out
thanks!
P.S. in fact i just found the same hand on youtube ~> YouTube- Gus Hansen vs Tom Dwan on Poker after dark BOOM
duwan had JJ and hansen had 1010.
stacks:
hansen 92,000
duwan 92,000+ (had him covered)
duwan bets 12,000
hansen raises to 32,000
duwan raises to 92,000
hansen sits for a long time considering what to do, i'm not even sure what happened i forget maybe i fell asleep.
but, considering hansen knew he was beat, or had a pretty good idea he was beat (which i think he would have to assume he was dominated), is it wise to call still, or just lose the 32,000.
and can someone give me a mathematical way to figure this out. hopefully there's a simple way to figure this out
thanks!
P.S. in fact i just found the same hand on youtube ~> YouTube- Gus Hansen vs Tom Dwan on Poker after dark BOOM