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how to play mid pair here?

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  1. Pojai Pojai is offline

    Richmond
    Canada

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    Oct 25th, 2007 (10/25/2007 6:52pm)

    pokerstars Game #12832634863: Tournament #64644896, $30+$3 Hold'em No Limit - Level VIII (200/400) - 2007/10/25 - 03:08:34 (ET)
    Table '64644896 1' 9-max Seat #7 is the button
    Seat 1: twpt (4210 in chips)
    Seat 2: DMBAND36 (10841 in chips)
    Seat 3: Pojai (5363 in chips)
    Seat 4: Stiff (2684 in chips)
    Seat 5: kgoose34 (18310 in chips)
    Seat 6: urgavona (8313 in chips)
    Seat 7: dgreen9333 (6310 in chips)
    Seat 8: Aastrup (5730 in chips)
    Seat 9: Jayball16 (5798 in chips)
    twpt: posts the ante 25
    DMBAND36: posts the ante 25
    Pojai: posts the ante 25
    Stiff: posts the ante 25
    kgoose34: posts the ante 25
    urgavona: posts the ante 25
    dgreen9333: posts the ante 25
    Aastrup: posts the ante 25
    Jayball16: posts the ante 25
    Aastrup: posts small blind 200
    Jayball16: posts big blind 400
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to Pojai [8d 8h]
    twpt: folds
    DMBAND36: raises 795 to 1195
    Pojai:??

    no read on the raiser, he just sat in last hand
    what do u with 77 and 99 here?
     
  2. SICKTIGHT311 SICKTIGHT311 is offline

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    Oct 25th, 2007 (10/25/2007 6:53pm) in reply to Pojai

    Fold
  3. duke186 duke186 is offline

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    Oct 25th, 2007 (10/25/2007 6:57pm) in reply to Pojai

    why not shove? gotta move at some point and people love those ep steals
  4. SICKTIGHT311 SICKTIGHT311 is offline

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    Oct 25th, 2007 (10/25/2007 7:01pm) in reply to duke186

    He has enough fold equity to do so. A shove would give the raiser 1.78:1 on the call. Most likely a flip or overpair. It all depends if the guy has been raising light, if the OP feels like gambling. Too many unknowns for me to say shove. That's why I just said fold.
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