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    Default I expect the word standard after my post

    PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.02 BB (9 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

    BB ($5)
    UTG ($1.83)
    UTG+1 ($3.24)
    MP1 ($2.89)
    MP2 ($5.45)
    Hero (MP3) ($6.23)
    CO ($2.11)
    Button ($2.33)
    SB ($1.63)

    Preflop: Hero is MP3 with J, A
    3 folds, MP2 calls $0.02, Hero raises to $0.10, 1 fold, Button calls $0.10, 2 folds, MP2 calls $0.08

    Flop: ($0.33) J, 2, A (3 players)
    MP2 checks, Hero bets $0.30, Button calls $0.30, 1 fold

    Turn: ($0.93) 9 (2 players)
    Hero bets $0.90, Button calls $0.90

    River: ($2.73) 9 (2 players)
    Hero bets $4.93 (All-In), Button calls $1.03 (All-In)

    Total pot: $4.79 | Rake: $0.20
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    standard.

    What were you concerned about, then?
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    just in case someone was like LOL opp has 89d Fold you dumbass.
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    I was also worried that maybe I overplayed 2 pair?

    There's that old addage.. Fast and loose, but don't marry her.
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    You played the hand OK, if he had 9x and hit his 2 outer on the river good for him


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    was gonna say the river bet was weird...but he only had $1 left so good job.
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    On the turn with 0.9 pot and $1.90 behind you can bet a little less. Like 75c on the turn leaves 1.15 left on the river in a 2.5 pot. Whereas betting 90 he knows he is committed, even if he is really bad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by swiggidy
    On the turn with 0.9 pot and $1.90 behind you can bet a little less. Like 75c on the turn leaves 1.15 left on the river in a 2.5 pot. Whereas betting 90 he knows he is committed, even if he is really bad.
    But, uhh.. Um.

    I still get stacked on the 9 river don't I?
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    himself fucker.
    LOL 10 bucks says he had 9xdd!
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    LOL. I already bet 2.33 that he didn't. It didn't turn out well.

    Like I said I'm just worried that maybe I should have slowed down or recognized that only better hands would have called, I've already expressed that I don't get value bets on the river.... So maybe there was some flag I missed.
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    himself fucker.
    right, i mean these are pretty awesome thoughts to be having. But I am just not a capable enough player/analyst to recommend you check/fold or check/call this river as forum advice.

    Actually... I kinda like check/call. It only sucks if he checks behind AT.
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    checking is awful, he's never folding an ace on this river, just jam and collect the monies.

    I'm sorry you ran into the absolute top of his range, tough break.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragnar4
    Quote Originally Posted by swiggidy
    On the turn with 0.9 pot and $1.90 behind you can bet a little less. Like 75c on the turn leaves 1.15 left on the river in a 2.5 pot. Whereas betting 90 he knows he is committed, even if he is really bad.
    But, uhh.. Um.

    I still get stacked on the 9 river don't I?
    Look at the pot size as played. How often do you think you should fold $1 in a $2.50 pot? My point was you could be less on the turn and still be committed on the river.
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    or you could bet what OP did on the turn and get maximum value from hands that will never call a river shove when they miss
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    well considering villain has a draw, we should only bet the turn small if we think we could induce a bluff with a missed draw

    but he'll never bluff even 1.15 into a 2.5 pot since it's just not menacing enough
    but he could definitely fold if he missed completely

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