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100NL, JJ vs nit facing all-in on turn in 3 bet pot

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  1. 02-25-2010 11:47 PM #1
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    Whats his 4bet stat?

    If he has a high 4bet stat then we're pretty much only worried about a flush here. A tight player might not even have that many SC's here necessarily. Some percentage he might raise flop and another percentage he might not jam turn.
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    Quote Originally Posted by griffey24 View Post
    Whats his 4bet stat?

    If he has a high 4bet stat then we're pretty much only worried about a flush here. A tight player might not even have that many SC's here necessarily. Some percentage he might raise flop and another percentage he might not jam turn.
    Oh, boy. I just found out about his 4 bet% which is impressive 0%(0/11). So this is a clear c/f,right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by pokerfan View Post
    Oh, boy. I just found out about his 4 bet% which is impressive 0%(0/11). So this is a clear c/f,right?
    It already was imo


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    Yah I would c/f if he never 4bets.

    Though I would also still flat this pre, since you seem torn on your reasoning. You 3bet him because you say he calls 36% of 3bets and his range is wide. But you don't think his range is wide enough to double barrel on a board where you have an overpair and a club.

    Would you be scared on a 5d turn?
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  5. 02-26-2010 05:31 PM #5
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    I like b/c better than c/f. Even though he is a nit he has to think that this is a good spot to jam as a bluff or for value coz ur hand is pretty face up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shakesss View Post
    I like b/f better than c/f. Even though he is a nit he has to think that this is a good spot to jam as a bluff or for value coz ur hand is pretty face up.
    i cant imagine that we B/F after putting 2/3 stack in the pot. B/C or c/f IMO.
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  7. 02-26-2010 06:02 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by pokerfan View Post
    i cant imagine that we B/F after putting 2/3 stack in the pot. B/C or c/f IMO.
    Sorry about that. Typo.
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