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本帖最后由 wmwmw 于 2014-10-10 13:37 编辑
我贴一个牌例,看看拿大对的人的心理(他比较weak):
2/5 NL @ Harrah’s New Orleans
Hero: 1,200 dollars; Villain: about 8,000 dollars
Preflop: Hero with KK at SB. A couple of limpers. Raised to 35. Villain at
BB, a solid TAG player, raised to 100. Hero re-raised to 200, Villain called.
Flop: 2,7,8 rainbow. Hero bet 100, Villain called.
Turn: J(?). Hero checked, Villain hesitated for probably 2 seconds and bet
400. Hero thought that Villain may have AA or better because Villain’s bet was
pushing Hero for all-in. Hero folded.
After that, Villain selected on of his cards and showed 7s. And later after
several conversations, Villain told Hero he had two pairs. Hero asked him if
he would call if I shoved, he said he would. Hero didn't believe him and
guessed he may have had 6s7s instead.
What do you think Villain really have? In hindsight, it is not possible for
him to have AA, which I should have figured out that time. Two pair is not
likely as well because he would have re-raised on the flop. His super high
stack gave me too much pressure and I just gave up losing 345 bucks.
What do you think I should have done? I am thinking:
1. On pre-flop, raise it to 300 or 400 to take it right there.
2. All in on the turn.
Later, he revealed he is a "semi-pro" and plays there on a regular basis.
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