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  1. No reads on villan. I've been pretty quiet this early on. My questions are:

    1. Do I raise more preflop or just call?
    2. Reraised on flop, Now What?

    Full Tilt Poker Game #6706562027: Early Double - A (50873785), Table 18 - 20/40 - No Limit Hold'em - 16:23:51 ET - 2008/06/05
    Seat 1: SNAKE0500 (3,730)
    Seat 2: JakeLaMotta87 (2,330)
    Seat 3: zZ Ghekko Zz (2,955)
    Seat 5: tryitonemoretim (2,050)
    Seat 6: Wizard210 (2,820)
    Seat 7: Double RR1 (1,310)
    Seat 8: montross (2,170)
    Seat 9: metalspur (3,010)
    tryitonemoretim posts the small blind of 20
    Wizard210 posts the big blind of 40
    The button is in seat #4
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to Wizard210 [Jd Jh]
    Double RR1 folds
    montross calls 40
    metalspur calls 40
    Silent_Wanderer sits down
    Silent_Wanderer adds 1,355
    SNAKE0500 folds
    JakeLaMotta87 folds
    zZ Ghekko Zz folds
    tryitonemoretim calls 20
    Wizard210 raises to 175
    montross calls 135

    metalspur calls 135
    tryitonemoretim folds
    *** FLOP *** [4c 6h 7d]
    Wizard210 bets 380
    montross has 15 seconds left to act
    montross raises to 1,000
    metalspur has 15 seconds left to act
    metalspur folds
    Wizard210 ???
  2. man tough spot looks like buddy hit a set so without a crazy read i think you fold here its not worth it
  3. the players in these tournies are generally very weak...... you have to assume your opponent is brutal... he did just limp call a 4.5x preflop raise from the blinds which is spewey to begin with.... sure he might have a set..... but most players at this level like to slow play sets... i think while he could have a set he can also have a 5... a flush draw... 88-10 10..... A7, A6... as well as some random bluffs sometimes... i think you should stick it in and hope for the best... you have his range crushed imo and will be good the majority of the time
  4. This is the $5 early double. I think the right move here is a push. He could be on a draw or have an overpair to the board, and he'll make this move. Heck, I've seen people do this with hands like A4.

    If he has you beat, he has you. I would almost chalk it up to a cooler. Either he had a weak hand on you that he had no business playing, and caught huge, or you were losing the whole way, and got an absolutely terrible board, since there is no chance to fold.

    Against good opponents, you might fold. Against $5 players with no read, push all day.