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Old 09-29-2007, 04:37 AM     Post subject: Berate me: b/f overpair to ~minraise shove on river (3/6) #1 (permalink)  
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Villain is 22/17 over 500-ish hands, but with high aggression freq on the flop/turn and very low on the river. Neither of us has been getting out of line this session, and there's no history that I can recall. My image is nitty preflop, aggro postflop.

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saw flop
Button ($631.95)
Hero ($911.25)
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UTG+1 ($600.00)
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Preflop: Hero is in the SB with Q Q
3 folds, Button raises to 18.00, Hero raises to 60.00, 1 fold, Button calls 45.00.

Flop (132.00) T 5 T
Hero bets 96.00, Button calls 96.00.

Turn (324.00) 4
Hero checks, Button checks.

River (324.00) 9
Hero bets 200.00, Button moves all-in for 472.95, 1 fold

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Old 09-29-2007, 05:02 AM #2 (permalink)  
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i like it, hes not doing this with JJ so good fold
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id muuuuuch rather shove or check/call river than take this line. id size my flop bet so there was approx one psb left so make it like 115.
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 Do you call the river as played?

Keep in mind these games are passive/retarded instead of aggro/retarded (imo)
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 I like a turn shove.
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 This is a good fold clearly, but I don't like your line. Looks like you were planning to c/r turn (?), which is a big mistake. Either shove turn or c/c turn and c/c river.
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Looks like you were planning to c/r turn (?), which is a big mistake.
I was. In retrospect I'm torn between c/r turn shove river if turn checks through vs just leading turn. Won't c/c+c/c will let him value town me if I'm beat but let him check behind worse hands esp on the river? I really don't think I'll see him betting worse on both streets alot..

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Looks like you were planning to c/r turn (?), which is a big mistake.
I was. In retrospect I'm torn between c/r turn shove river if turn checks through vs just leading turn. Won't c/c+c/c will let him value town me if I'm beat but let him check behind worse hands esp on the river? I really don't think I'll see him betting worse on both streets alot..
Yes, c/c + c/c only if you think he is bluffing (marginal). If you want to play tight then c/f turn is certainly not a bad play to put in the mix sometimes.
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