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Oddeye   Canada. Apr 27 2008 09:09. Posts 1914 | | | |
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tomson   Poland. Apr 27 2008 13:45. Posts 1363 | | |
The fact that it's FR doesn't matter that much, because it's bvb.
Most standard line would be to 4bet flop. You can flat, but I guess his 3bet range would have to be heavily polarized to bluffs/nuts(hands better than your).
Turn and river pretty standard stuff as played. |
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SneakrFreakr   United Kingdom. Apr 27 2008 14:56. Posts 1904 | | |
it's not SB vs BB. villain limped utg+1. |
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NMcNasty   United States. Apr 27 2008 15:23. Posts 386 | | |
I don't like 4betting flop or shoving turn unless your opponent is pretty bad.
Folding turn is an option, and usually fold river. |
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tomson   Poland. Apr 27 2008 16:14. Posts 1363 | | |
My bad, him limp calling changes things (heavily polarizes his range a to hands that beat you or bluffs).
If you feel that a turn bet is coming almost always when you call the flop you might consider folding there. Sounds ridiculously weak, I know, but a very good player opened my eyes about spots like these (he commented on my hand in a pretty similar spot).
These spots are very nasty, they're so tough to play oop. |
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[vital]Myth   United States. Apr 27 2008 16:39. Posts 8933 | | |
this looks good (or fold flop) bc you have Ac. without Ac i fold turn or fold flop |
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[vital]Myth   United States. Apr 27 2008 16:42. Posts 8933 | | |
but i mean think about it. people don't bluffraise this kinda flop very much anyway. maybe with a good semibluff, but against a range of good semibluffs and monsters, you don't look good at all with AK. so seriously your mind should be made up on the flop. either his range is huge and full of crappy overplayed made hands (like AT), or his range is ultra tight and full of hands that have you destroyed. start with this analysis and it becomes pretty easy - either fold the flop or plan to play a big pot. |
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sTrAtO   Mexico. Apr 27 2008 17:16. Posts 3347 | | |
what you do if a club hits the river? |
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Oddeye   Canada. Apr 27 2008 18:35. Posts 1914 | | |
Also it seems like he played every street except river really fast (also rather fast), so after reading your article he probably didn't have any straight on river.
Strato if river hits I think open shove? I think he would check behind almost all hands without club/weak club. |
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[vital]Myth   United States. Apr 27 2008 20:22. Posts 8933 | | |
| | On April 27 2008 18:35 Oddeye wrote:
Also it seems like he played every street except river really fast (also rather fast), so after reading your article he probably didn't have any straight on river.
Strato if river hits I think open shove? I think he would check behind almost all hands without club/weak club. |
i'd check a river club. if he checks behind, you didn't really miss much value. if he has an underflush, checking river is best way to get value though imo. |
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Oddeye   Canada. Apr 28 2008 14:03. Posts 1914 | | |
well actually I think placing a blocking bet will get you value from worst, I think he could call low flushes and maybe tilt and call with none? I expect him to check behind with a low flush/none quite often. |
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JonnyCosMo   United States. Apr 28 2008 18:44. Posts 4059 | | |
People who limp UTG then call usually don't semi-bluff raise their draws. I think you can find a fold on the flop :-P |
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