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$11 NL HE MTT: Turning a 1-liner straight in a 3-bet pot
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[QUOTE="kunkgreen, post: 6492791, member: 1001391"] Old hand, but remembering is living! haha More a comment than an analysis. Well played. Based on the HUD data and villain position, I wouldn't assign him KJ combos. Given how tight he looks... Maybe 99+... more inclined towards QQ+, some AQs+... I don't know if at this level of buy-in people are used to 3-betting light at this stage and from MP or able to 3-bet preflop with 67s-910s for example. The moment you lead you put him in a difficult situation, where he would already be calling 'knowing' that he was losing but to hit the full. The size of the bet was enough to commit him. Only very disciplined people would fold in this spot. (actually this one-card straight is easier, maaas...) [/QUOTE]
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