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  1. #1

    Default What do you do with no reads here?

    Just sat down, I literally have nothing on the guy, turbomuck?

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    MP ($243.50)
    CO ($203)
    Button ($236.95)
    Hero ($200)
    BB ($421)
    UTG ($249)

    Preflop: Hero is SB with Q, Q.
    2 folds, CO raises to $6, 1 fold, Hero raises to $22, BB raises to $52, CO folds,
    Hero: wtf yo?
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    flattin ur 4bets, makin u tilt
    i fold. raising you 30 more with 150ish behind is GENERALLY indicative that hes comfortable playing a flop out of position and is not concerned with aligning stacks so that he has an easy play with AK on almost all flops.
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    Makes sense.
    I can't discount AK at least from an unknown villians 4bet range & his 4bet size is so small < 2.5x 3bet with 6$ from CO in pot to that its a break even play with implied odds to set hunt on flop. (You have to call 30 to win +- 230, 7.5-1)

    Then if an A or K doesnt flop you're almost 50/50 vs his range & with the money in the pot its an easy flop call.
    (I wouldnt shove a non-AK flop because you're either way ahead (of AK)
    or way behind (AA/KK) so if he's only drawing to 6outs you'd want to give him a chance to make a mistake & shove turn.)

    - Also you'll still suck-out 8% if the time from flop-river & he could of thought you were 3betting light as CO has fairly wide range so his 4bet could be weaker than the range we've assigned a small% of the time
    which would lead me to call and take above line even more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nutsinho
    i fold. raising you 30 more with 150ish behind is GENERALLY indicative that hes comfortable playing a flop out of position and is not concerned with aligning stacks so that he has an easy play with AK on almost all flops.
    Emphasis mine

    What in the world does aligning stacks mean, and how is it achieved? What does it do?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragnar4
    Quote Originally Posted by nutsinho
    i fold. raising you 30 more with 150ish behind is GENERALLY indicative that hes comfortable playing a flop out of position and is not concerned with aligning stacks so that he has an easy play with AK on almost all flops.
    Emphasis mine

    What in the world does aligning stacks mean, and how is it achieved? What does it do?
    making a certain bet size so the hand plays easeir post flop. eg. being able to get it in without overbetting the flop etc.
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