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wesrman
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05-03-2008, 03:17 PM
Post subject: Good Timing or Spew/7StudHi
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Full House
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Leaf Nation
Posts: 654
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Villian has shown that he is relatively solid and able to find a fold in marginal situations. He has been fairly aggro on 3rd. I am tight/aggro and have shown down good hands.
7 Card Stud High ($0.25/$0.50), Ante $0.05, Bring-In $0.10 (converter)
3rd Street - (1.20 SB)
Seat 1: xx xx 7 ___folds
Hero: 9 9 3 ___brings-in___calls
Seat 4: xx xx A ___folds
Seat 5: xx xx 3 ___folds
Seat 7: xx xx A ___raises
Seat 8: xx xx J ___folds
4th Street - (3.20 SB)
Hero: 9 9 3 A ___raises
Seat 7: xx xx A Q ___bets___calls
5th Street - (3.60 BB)
Hero: 9 9 3 A 5 ___bets
Seat 7: xx xx A Q 5 ___checks___???
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dsaxton
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I think it's a little spewish. Assuming he isn't on a complete steal, he will either be behind with a lot of equity (e.g., 2 overcards with a 3-flush, or 4 overcards with a gutshot), or ahead while your cards are semi-dead (particularly if he has aces), which is a very bad spot for you.
If he's solid as you say, I'd probably play cautiously and consider folding 5th depending on what you catch and what his board is showing.
I'd like this play a lot more if he had caught a blank on 4th street.
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Fnord
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Is someone more likely to have split Aces if one or two Aces are showing on third?
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TLR
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Originally Posted by Fnord
Is someone more likely to have split Aces if one or two Aces are showing on third?
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schwartz561
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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I think it's a little spewish. Assuming he isn't on a complete steal, he will either be behind with a lot of equity (e.g., 2 overcards with a 3-flush, or 4 overcards with a gutshot), or ahead while your cards are semi-dead (particularly if he has aces), which is a very bad spot for you.
If he's solid as you say, I'd probably play cautiously and consider folding 5th depending on what you catch and what his board is showing.
I'd like this play a lot more if he had caught a blank on 4th street.
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schwartz561
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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I think it's a little spewish. Assuming he isn't on a complete steal, he will either be behind with a lot of equity (e.g., 2 overcards with a 3-flush, or 4 overcards with a gutshot), or ahead while your cards are semi-dead (particularly if he has aces), which is a very bad spot for you.
If he's solid as you say, I'd probably play cautiously and consider folding 5th depending on what you catch and what his board is showing.
I'd like this play a lot more if he had caught a blank on 4th street.
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schwartz561
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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I think it's a little spewish. Assuming he isn't on a complete steal, he will either be behind with a lot of equity (e.g., 2 overcards with a 3-flush, or 4 overcards with a gutshot), or ahead while your cards are semi-dead (particularly if he has aces), which is a very bad spot for you.
If he's solid as you say, I'd probably play cautiously and consider folding 5th depending on what you catch and what his board is showing.
I'd like this play a lot more if he had caught a blank on 4th street.
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wesrman
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Full House
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Leaf Nation
Posts: 654
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Originally Posted by schwartz561
I think it's a little spewish. Assuming he isn't on a complete steal, he will either be behind with a lot of equity (e.g., 2 overcards with a 3-flush, or 4 overcards with a gutshot), or ahead while your cards are semi-dead (particularly if he has aces), which is a very bad spot for you.
If he's solid as you say, I'd probably play cautiously and consider folding 5th depending on what you catch and what his board is showing.
I'd like this play a lot more if he had caught a blank on 4th street.
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Thanks for the replies..lol, but i quit playing poker a long time ago.
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