and for the record i dont believe his 88 bullshit

pf reraise is wtf

raise more pf and either raise or fold flop

he was oop he can't raise the flop

yeah i agree pf raise was bitchy

http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/13252 and 10000 other hands like it which i cba to find, many of which ive posted. i even type KK? and they confirm it, or they just say KK before folding

i call these fishy small reraises not only for set value but also if an ace flops i can likely win the pot if i know their reraise range is supernit, because much less chance statistically they had AA when an ace flops

so yeah, there's every chance he had 88 if he thinks like me i invented that for trick myself but im sure i cant be the only one who's thought of it, because it really isn't THAT complex

the reason u dont want to ever reraise that much preflop is "reverse implied odds", you define your hand and let villain go for a way too cheap chance to outdraw

so make it 6 preflop? or more?

i think you mean he shouldn't reraise that little not that much, first time i read it i thought you meant that he should've reraised less pf

ket when they fire a healthy 3/4 pot or so on 4th after a reraise pf on an ace high board, do you raise or call and make a move on the river, or are you tempted to give up there assuming AKs/AA?

i really like this play but i play micro limits and too many dumbshits go broke with KK on an A99 board for it to be too profitable unless i really respect my opponent

yeah sorry i ofc meant that little. 6 is prob a good number to use as an absolute minimum reraise value, but dont hesitate for a second to make it more if you suspect for a second he's loose enough to call more. i think i usually make between 3 to 4 times the size of the first raise (plus roughly 1 extra multiple of the original raise amount for every caller of the original raise), i think this works as a good tradeoff between making him pay properly to try and outdraw you and not losing all action.

pokerintheface, i prolly fold then lols i dont think kk qq bets flop and turn strong oop on an ace high flop very often AT ALL, and trying to play back is likely costing me a stack