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 Originally Posted by BeeJall
 Originally Posted by SHAKE
 Originally Posted by BeeJall
I' m definitely leading out on the flop or check raising here. If you think he might have a big club why are you letting him see a cheap turn? once the turn comes I wouldn't be putting anymore money in.
Because i have 80 beind, i i c/r the flop im commited no matter what comes on he turn
As far as leading i have player behind e an i cant realy stand a large raise, if i do, again im commited on the turn.
I diddnt checking as an option as i felt he would bet any 2 if i did, this way if he raiesim 99% sure im beat. If he calls then i can saly put him on a club.
no e cnt have a set, i stated b4 he had been lowplaying big flops.
That's why I' m leading out instead of c/c, if there's a big raise behind you, I'd be happy to get it all in there at a 1/2 live game, there's so many hands they're calling with that you beat. That's just how i' m playing it so i don;t have a tougher decision on the turn.
Yeah, i mean i undrstand the arguement, the post you quoed was more of an explnation for wyi led the turn, not why i checked the flop.
I suppose after some poker stove, this is in fact, the correct mathmatical line. Its just pure ev. Unfortunatly i guess i out thouht myelf and tryed to take a "safer" route.
Any of you ever fall into that? Playing a ittle more passivly from OOP when there are potential big draws agist you hand?
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