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    HelloJohnny is offline PNW Amateur
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    Default Re: TT (6-max)

    Quote Originally Posted by Al View Post
    When? Ever?
    100BB deep?

    Yeah.

    EDIT: I guess it depends on bet sizing and such, but if your 4th bet is to, say, 33BB (or more) you'll be getting at least 2:1 on a call.
    Last edited by HelloJohnny; 12-03-2010 at 04:53 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HelloJohnny View Post
    Yeah.

    EDIT: I guess it depends on bet sizing and such, but if your 4th bet is to, say, 33BB (or more) you'll be getting at least 2:1 on a call.
    Thats right. Thats why you should make 4 bets 25-27 bb's.

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    Default Re: TT (6-max)

    Some of the stuff said in this thread just makes my head want to explode

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    Default Re: TT (6-max)

    Like what?

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    Default Re: TT (6-max)

    I'm thinking:

    1) fold
    2) 4-bet

    But dj and Al are far more advanced than me so I'd listen to them first. The fact that they disagree probably doesn't help ...

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    Default Re: TT (6-max)

    1. If you don't feel that it will be profitable shoving over a 4bet against this villain, then just flat pre. Look at his opening range from UTG+1 and 4bet range(if you have a decent sample), none of this 25/17 bullshit. Fwiw in this situation i think you can profitably call here, but this is just due to you being 120bbs deep and his too small 4b, and even then its still iffy.
    2. Call, fold, 4b/call are all viable options depending on villain.

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    Default Re: TT (6-max)

    flat pre, as played fold to the 4bet unless u have a good idea he can 4bet light which i doubt u do coz its 100nl and ppl just never 4bet light often enough, if ever.

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    Default Re: TT (6-max)

    Quote Originally Posted by Al View Post
    Thats right. Thats why you should make 4 bets 25-27 bb's.
    Is this a level?

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    Default Re: TT (6-max)

    Quote Originally Posted by HelloJohnny View Post
    Is this a level?
    ??

    not that i like having specific numbers/amounts in mind, but 25-27bbs for 4bets doesnt seem like a bad general rule:
    open - 3xbb
    3bet - 9xbb
    4bet - 25-27xbb

    or are you talking about 4bet folding in general?

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    Default Re: TT (6-max)

    Quote Originally Posted by djkelly69 View Post
    ??

    not that i like having specific numbers/amounts in mind, but 25-27bbs for 4bets doesnt seem like a bad general rule:
    open - 3xbb
    3bet - 9xbb
    4bet - 25-27xbb

    or are you talking about 4bet folding in general?
    If they 3b to 9bbs 4betting to 25-27 is too big 100bbs deep. I'd make it ~21 IP and ~22,5 OOP against a solid regular. Most people won't flat your 4b regardless. If they start to flat then make sure you 4b bluffs are with hands with good flopping potential(remove most Axo, add some KQ,KJ,ATs typehands).

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