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st6truckie · Message Board Junkie Joined: 28 Dec 2007 Posts: 1994

He has the Hammer.

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dl_m0nk · Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2008 3:44 pm Post subject:

Mikah · Banned Joined: 10 Jul 2008 Posts: 208

""remember the guy is playing in a very extremely routine predictable fashion.

He only goes all in on the absolute best hands.He folds to reraise all ins.

So based on how he plays,he if he raises but yet doesnt go all in preflop he has A 10 thru A K at best,because if he had better he would have gone all in preflop instead of raising it.

Thats how routine and predictable he is.

And when he raises a hand,if someone reraises him all in,he doesnt call unless he has better than A 10 thru A K,and most of the time facing a reraise all in of his raise,he folds.

Thats how routine and predictable he is.""

This is a special situation.I agree with u guys,in normal play,no way in hell would I play pocket 7's either calling or reraising all in.

But this is that once in a lifetime situation where he only goes all in preflop with the absolute stone cold goods,and if has less than that he raises.

And if his raise gets reraised all in he usually folds like 99% of the time

this very predictable pattern shows that if he goes all in preflop he probably has JJ thru A A A K suited

if he raises according to his very predictable pattern he probably has A 10 thru A K or pocket 2's thru 7's

and if he raises and gets reraised all in preflop by a tight player like how I was that tourney,he usually folds 99% of time.

So with that very predictable pattern that would be 1 time in a lifetime where I would either call him,or reraise all in.

But any other time against any other player no way in hell would I reraise all in,and I probably dont call and probably fold.

and based on this logic wouldnt at least some of u play it the same way.

Mike D H

alex j beeson · Message Board Junkie Joined: 15 Jul 2007 Posts: 1252

meh, if someone raises preflop just to be re-raised all in and forced to fold a few times then that player at some point is gonna make a stand. Besides, switching gears is standard play, esp. if you are getting too predictable.

HuJwang · Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2008 5:08 pm Post subject:

Mikah · Banned Joined: 10 Jul 2008 Posts: 208

Its not just the 500 chips at the table which is what I would get if he folded.

but if he calls,even if I am in a coinflip against A K I would still be about 51% to win his 3000 chips.

Also lets say he folds.And then he shows his A K he folded,and I show pocket 7's

Now lets say he's pissed that he has been pushed around.

and then lets say a number of hands later he again raises up to 400 with A K hand,and I reraise him all in with K K or A A,he is gona be pissed on tilt for being pushed around,and remember I reraised him all in with 7 7,and so will call my KK A A reraise all in,thus giving me again a chance to win his whole stack.

Sucker plays like this work against tight predictable players because u know when u can push or bully them with lesser hands,and then they think yor crazy when yor not,and then they call u with a lesser hand against yor greater hand next time.

Also I have on very rare occasion played similar players who I played similarly,who when I did reraise all in with say 66 77 88 99,they folded A K
and showed me they folded A K.

And then when I went all in next time with the goods,they called with A K and I either doubled up thru them or took all their chips.

Most of the time I have been right,once in a while I have been wrong,but the times I have been right make up for the times I have been wrong.

Mike D H

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