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johnsulliv
Rock Star
Silver Level
Your playing well. You have been the chip leader of the table for most of the game, perhaps even the leading the game itself. Playing a balanced game. It’s fairly deep there’s one other at the table who might have you covered or at least 65% of your own.
He’s been playing incredibly loose, tilted and playing, raising and calling in many unwanted spots. Either having just joined the table or perhaps rejoining the table, you have a very good perception of images. And you yourself have a tight image.
He’s shoved on either the CO or the HJ, anyone else folds.
You are in the BB, you have a range of KTs-KJs, A6s-ATs.
He has any two cards and you know that you have a better hand (currently)
You have folded KQ, 77, AJ already because of his actions.
For arguments sake, it’s your third hour and the bubble isn’t close but is looming.
You have 85-95BBs.
He has 38-42BBs
In this situation if you have KTs they will have Q9
If you have ATs, the opponent will have K4, etc.
Who calls here?
How often do you call if you do?
He’s been playing incredibly loose, tilted and playing, raising and calling in many unwanted spots. Either having just joined the table or perhaps rejoining the table, you have a very good perception of images. And you yourself have a tight image.
He’s shoved on either the CO or the HJ, anyone else folds.
You are in the BB, you have a range of KTs-KJs, A6s-ATs.
He has any two cards and you know that you have a better hand (currently)
You have folded KQ, 77, AJ already because of his actions.
For arguments sake, it’s your third hour and the bubble isn’t close but is looming.
You have 85-95BBs.
He has 38-42BBs
In this situation if you have KTs they will have Q9
If you have ATs, the opponent will have K4, etc.
Who calls here?
How often do you call if you do?
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