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[QUOTE="turtelliusshellius, post: 1717400, member: 79487"]
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Poker is such a subjective game that this can be both true and false. For example, if you are at a fairly loose table and the table experiments with suited gappers, connectors and other good multiway hands, then you lose absolutely no equity in a 3 bet; however, if you are at a tight table and the exact same situation occurs, I may just call or even fold depending on which players make the call. My reasoning behind a fold would be overlap combined with the illusion that top pair is going to be good. If 4 go to a flop and the flop goes K-Q-4 or K-J-4 rainbow, you are likely to lose a lot more than the preflop call to a two paint hand or even a Q-T that nails an A on river forcing you to call top two against broadway. This is my deduction for these situations in a cash game and early in a tourney. If I am late in a tourney though, and have already passed the bubble, I will almost always jam here because I am interested in accumulating chips at this point and how better to accumulate chips than force dead-call money out before a flop. So, as usual in poker, it all depends on where, who, how much, and ones personal preference on advancing in a tourney or accumulating chips.
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