How well can you read your opponents from betting Patterns? Part 2 of 10

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You can find Part 1 HERE. If you haven't attempted it yet, feel free to have a bash and post your answer, before reading the replies ;) I probably wont regurgitate any of Harringtons analysis this time, so simply a hand reading exercise for you. Blinds $25/$50 Pot: $75 Player A $9,500 Player B $10,200 Player C (Daniel Negreanu/You) $7,000 Player D $15,000 Player E $6,000 Player F $10,000 Player G $12,000 Player H (Sam Farha/Button) $30,000 Small Blind $11,000 Big Blind $8,000 Situation Early in the first round of the 2005 World Series of Poker. Your playing partner is "Kid poker", Daniel Negreanu, considered one of the best no limit tournament players in the world. Most of the players at the table are new, inexperienced faces, including many internet qualifiers. A notable exception is Sam Farha on the button, a very aggressive and dangerous opponent, who finished 2nd to Chris Moneymaker in the 2003 World Series. Sam has knocked 2 players out already, and is one of the early chip leaders with $30,000. Your Hand |||||&|||| .%^( Action Players A an B fold You raise to $150 Players D and E fold Player F raises to $400 Player G folds Sam Farha on the button calls The blinds fold The pot is $1,025 You call for an extra $250 The pot is $1,275 Flop ~~~~~&~~~~ ;;;;;&;;;;

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