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Reasonable or bad thinking on my part?
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[QUOTE="dumpy620_84, post: 1187217, member: 25396"] Had been playing at a new .05/.10 NL table when this happened: Had AKo and two people limped in front of me. I made a pot sized raise and was called by a limper and one other person. The flop came 333, the limper bet the pot, and it was my turn to act. Here was my thinking: 1.) Dang! I was going to do that. 2.) He limped and then called me with AQ, 89s, or some such hand and might be trying to steal the pot. In which case I'm ahead. 3.) Based on his action pre-flop I don't think he has AA/KK 4.) He might though have a middle pair and now a full house. 5.) Because I raised big pre-flop, even if he has a small pair, if I re-raise him now, he will think I have a better pair and might very well fold. 6.) Even if he has a pair and stays in, I most likely have some outs (Aces, Kings, the last 3). I put him all in (not quite pot sized), he stayed, had QQ, and I sucked out on him. How was my thinking on that hand? Good? Muddled? In what way? [/QUOTE]
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