Turn action against LAGgy fish

Originally Posted by griffey24

I mean i hav no clue what his c/c range would be here. Is he c/c overs? It's strange.

Yeah, it's strange. I expect some of the stuff that happens to us here in BC would be very noteworthy at your games. For example, I had a fish open UTG yesterday, checkraise TT on 359tt (multiway) then call a jam. Just a few minutes ago, someone coldcalled A6s OOP then c/c a flopped boat and checked it down.

Several times yesterday (I played a mammoth session) I saw people check back the river with the nut flush on an unpaired board.

A fish c/c the flop with bare overs wouldn't be remotely unusual.

11-12-2013 12:12 PM #1
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11-12-2013 12:33 PM #2
BorisTheSpider View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Mar 2012 Posts 860 Location UK	Originally Posted by griffey24 I mean i hav no clue what his c/c range would be here. Is he c/c overs? It's strange. Yeah, it's strange. I expect some of the stuff that happens to us here in BC would be very noteworthy at your games. For example, I had a fish open UTG yesterday, checkraise TT on 359tt (multiway) then call a jam. Just a few minutes ago, someone coldcalled A6s OOP then c/c a flopped boat and checked it down. Several times yesterday (I played a mammoth session) I saw people check back the river with the nut flush on an unpaired board. A fish c/c the flop with bare overs wouldn't be remotely unusual.
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