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Raymond RahmeKK vs Jerry YangA5
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[QUOTE="Bentheman87, post: 639346, member: 25761"] I didn't see the video, but from what I've read from you guys, if I were Raymer, I would have reraised a lot bigger preflop. With AA, perhaps a smaller raise if fine, but with kings, theres a 33% (i think that is correct, not positive) that an ace will come on the flop, turn, or river. So if Yang had any ace, he wouldn't be that big of a dog against KK. I would have put in about 2.5-3x the amount Yang bet. When the ace came on the flop, I would have bet about 1/2 the pot. If he called or raised, I would know I was beat and cut my losses there. Checking with the Kings is a bad move since, like someone already said, it leaves you with no idea where your kings stand. [/QUOTE]
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