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A tilting trend i've noticed

Macspower · 2007-02-25 05:44:26

noticed this a lot tonight. When a guy gets a bad beat or just beaten for a large portion of his stack he seems to go all in for the remainder in the next hand. eg guy has 200. i put a beat on him for 140. next hand he's all in for 60. Whats your calling range? or should I ignore it. Mac

25-02-2007 05:44AM

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Macspower

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noticed this a lot tonight.
When a guy gets a bad beat or just beaten for a large portion of his stack he seems to go all in for the remainder in the next hand.

eg guy has 200. i put a beat on him for 140. next hand he's all in for 60.

Whats your calling range? or should I ignore it.

Mac

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#2 25-02-2007 01:38PM

ianmc38

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Ignore it. I go all in with AA/KK/QQ/JJ after getting a bad beat as people assume you're tilting/ When they call you with the K8 and hit their K, then you can be sure they're tilting!

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