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InsideMan   United Kingdom. Jul 26 2012 10:45. Posts 159 | | |
Villain is a regular running at 20/14 over 1138 hands. His aggression frequency is 51. At this point in time I would evaluate villain to be an average regular. I have a reasonable image at this point.
With the dynamic as described are you firing here with essentially no sd value?
Submitted by : InsideMan
$1 PL Hi 6 max - Omaha Hi - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4: http://www.pokertracker.com
SB: $96.00
BB: $107.70
Hero UTG : $292.48
MP: $51.95
CO: $98.00
BTN: $69.65
SB posts SB $1.00, BB posts BB $1.00
Pre Flop: pot: $2.00 Hero has  
Hero raises to $3.00, fold, fold, BTN calls $3.00, fold, fold
Flop: $8.00, 2 players 
Hero bets $6.00, BTN calls $6.00
Turn: $20.00, 2 players 
Hero bets $16.00, BTN calls $16.00
River: $52.00, 2 players 
Hero
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NMcNasty   United States. Jul 26 2012 12:39. Posts 2041 | | |
I would definitely fire, it might be a slightly -EV play in a vacuum though. The 4c is about as brickish as you can get. |
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MiPwnYa   Brasil. Jul 26 2012 13:59. Posts 5230 | | |
i bluff there pretty much always
i dont think its -ev in a vacuum at all, we have 2pr+ super often and villain has a drawin hand very often as well
bet 35 and profit imo |
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Nuros   United Kingdom. Jul 28 2012 09:25. Posts 860 | | |
agree with mipwnya, plus we have such a big draw that the only reason we missed is villain had all our outs right? :D |
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Mariuslol   Norway. Jul 29 2012 01:36. Posts 4742 | | |
Does it play a large factor how long he took before he called the flop and the turn?
If it's two snaps, will that make it better to bluff, than let's say, some thought, then call, and some thought on turn, then call, indicating that he had more options on what line to take, which maybe would make him stronger.
Since you have the sickest draws, he maybe have the other stuff?
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InsideMan   United Kingdom. Jul 29 2012 07:28. Posts 159 | | |
| | On July 29 2012 00:36 Mariuslol wrote:
Does it play a large factor how long he took before he called the flop and the turn?
If it's two snaps, will that make it better to bluff, than let's say, some thought, then call, and some thought on turn, then call, indicating that he had more options on what line to take, which maybe would make him stronger.
Since you have the sickest draws, he maybe have the other stuff?
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That will depend on your opponent and how well he balances his timing tells. Without reads I wouldn't read into it too much. |
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