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Old 05-01-2009, 04:45 AM     Post subject: Standard stack off? #1 (permalink)  
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 I know he's repping such a narrow range, like A3, 33, 44 maybe a luckboxed TT. Is this an auto-stack off, even though the classic C/C flop C/R turn line was taken which is almost always >=set

Sorry if this sounds really results oriented lol, I just have a hard time imagining anyone bluff shoves here since its so ridiculous and if he had a hand with moderate showdown value such as 66-99 I'd imagine he wouldn't want to get all in?
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Old 05-01-2009, 04:54 AM #2 (permalink)  
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 Does anyone check back turn for pot control+induce river bluffs with missed overcards etc since the board isn't too scary and a bunch of weak crap in his range might fold to a 2nd barrel?

This is sort of made in hindsight..but I was thinking maybe that would be a way to yield higher expectation in this situation.
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strongly re-evaluate one pair hands when raised on the turn
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 I don't think I check turn b/c there are players at this stake who will call you down w/55 here. Like his flop calling range is literally at least broadway 22-QQ generally imo. That being said I'm not sure we're ahead enough on the turn. I consistently stack off in these spots and don't win the 25% of the time or w/e we need to make it profitable. I think I'd fold and be annoyed. B/f sucks getting 2.x-1 sucks but seriously ppl pls post a HH when we end up ahead in these spots.

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 iopq would you agree with my thought on checking back the turn in these spots
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I don't think I check turn b/c there are players at this stake who will call you down w/55 here. Like his flop calling range is literally at least broadway 22-QQ generally imo. That being said I'm not sure we're ahead enough on the turn. I consistently stack off in these spots and don't win the 25% of the time or w/e we need to make it profitable. I think I'd fold and be annoyed. B/f sucks getting 2.x-1 sucks but seriously ppl pls post a HH when we end up ahead in these spots.
lol yeah i'd love to see some HH's where we are ahead too.
at the time I was like 'well you're repping like 2 hands, ok pot odds whatever call ill take a note' but I felt really gross about it before I pressed the call button.
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don't check the turn
thx for reminding me. checking is so bad here.

do u b/f here? or if not then b/f when deeper obv?
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strongly re-evaluate one pair hands when raised on the turn
While you're evaluating, keep two things in mind.
1. He could have raised short of all-in to make it easier for you to call. The shove often means less strength, rather than the immortal nuts.
2. He picked up a draw on the turn, and has a few hands in his range you still beat.

That said, IOPQ's definitely right. Helps to have reads to focus these ranges down to something we can re-evaluate more specifically.
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iopq would you agree with my thought on checking back the turn in these spots
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