06-03-2011 01:08 AM
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06-03-2011 01:19 AM
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06-03-2011 01:20 AM
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if you call and miss, he leads into what do you do? |
06-03-2011 01:23 AM
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06-03-2011 01:24 AM
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06-03-2011 01:42 AM
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Grabbed by Holdem Manager | |
06-03-2011 01:45 AM
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06-03-2011 02:00 AM
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06-03-2011 02:45 AM
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Out of interest, were you trying to rep the flush on the river with your bet? I should think any hand that raised you PF would probably call which would be nearly most PP + AK given you've not shown any strength in the previous streets. His Ax raising would be pretty loose if it was only AJ which is all you beat. Just want to understand that play a bit better. Cheers | |
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06-03-2011 09:25 AM
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I would be betting a T here 100% considering that you really shouldn't have many Ts in your range. As bikes said i think it's also played pretty well though I think I'd be betting a FD nearly always as well given that we have both position and the initiative. Additionally stacks are such that if he were to c/jam this flop it'd be a really easy fold with a FD. | |
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06-05-2011 04:44 PM
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Always call here in position probably fold out of position no reads. Check river back. Looks like a potential trap but meh. He might have a medium pocket pair but we dont know if he is capable of folding them. Just check and see what he 3 bet you with and checked the flop with |
06-05-2011 04:59 PM
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if i plan on just calling when he checks to me on this type of river then there's no way i should float the turn, kinda a pro of why calling a 3bet in position isn't to bad | |
06-07-2011 12:40 AM
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this is fair.. and it makes a strong argument for folding pre. This is because when we do make TPTK we only get 1 street of cbet value vs hands that are behind us before they give up. Or we lose to hands that are way ahead of us. |
06-07-2011 12:51 AM
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stop putting everyone on the nuts everytime they 3b | |
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