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Thread: All-in on the bubble with a good stack?

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08-02-2005, 03:06 PM

jojobinks

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JM

I think I would have just called the re-raise and seen the flop. Obviously he's got something decent if he's reraising you pre-flop. You're on the button, so you'll probably get a good idea of his hand after the flop. If there's no ace, you could probably push all in and maybe (hopefully) get him to fold it.

no A or K, you mean. this is a pretty conservative way to play, but it's not a horrible outcome...if an A or K flops, you check/fold and still have 75% of your chips.

that being said, i'd have pushed.

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