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Dierwolf2000
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 Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:04 am Post subject: Re: Never bring in for a completion in stud hi |
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| Perry Friedman wrote: |
| You should never bring in for a completion in stud hi, except in very rare tournament situations. |
as i said in another topic I am fairly new to stud, so I don't feel qualified to agree or disagree, however I am curious Perry, what you think qualifies as that rare tournament situation. Just one of those "maximize agression" situations or what? |
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Dierwolf2000
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| Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 10:05 am Post subject: Re: Never bring in for a completion in stud hi |
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| Perry Friedman wrote: |
| You should never bring in for a completion in stud hi, except in very rare tournament situations. |
as i said in another topic I am fairly new to stud, so I don't feel qualified to agree or disagree, however I am curious Perry, what you think qualifies as that rare tournament situation. Just one of those "maximize agression" situations or what? |
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Big Slick x13x
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| The rare case is when you are in a tournament and short stacked, holding an above avg hand. that you're ready to go all the way with. Naturally you want to get as many chips in the pot as you can while you're certain you are ahead. |
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mshudson
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| never say never |
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mshudson
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| never say never |
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mshudson
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Dierwolf2000
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| Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:09 pm Post subject: |
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| so i am also curious whether you guys think this applies to stud 8 as well? |
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Strasse
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| Yes it applies to stud 8 because none of the concepts of why it is a bad play change. |
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nutdriver
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Strasse has not played enough stud , at least on FT, to have a valid opinion other then the purely theoretical.
There are several situations where a completed bring in may be the best option. In the right game state completing with rolled is a good play, in others, a stone cold bluff completion may be the way to go. It really depends on the players, the action, and the ante.  |
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Strasse
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| nutdriver wrote: |
Strasse has not played enough stud , at least on FT, to have a valid opinion other then the purely theoretical.
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I LOL'ed. |
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2 high flush
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| nice stud hand in that sig btw. |
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Lancy Howard
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I never complete when forced to bring in.
Good initial post.  |
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