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jully   Bulgaria. May 13 2008 16:50. Posts 157 | | | |
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TripSearchin   United States. May 13 2008 16:54. Posts 1034 | | |
considering the utg+1 raiser made this play i think it is a fold although i may talk myself into calling getting over 2 to 1 but looking at it here its hard to believe villain does not have a badly played set |
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Muhweli   Finland. May 13 2008 17:10. Posts 9320 | | |
Seems pretty certain that this type of opponent would never c/r bluff river, so laydown is probably good. When you bet the river, what kind of range are you expecting a call from that you beat?
His preflop raise % is quite small so I'd imagine it holding less weaker aces. Also, all the draws miss, except 45 (which he might have since his stats look a little fishy and your turn bet was "small") |
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tarath   United States. May 16 2008 14:39. Posts 101 | | |
I would bet more on turn. I check river as I can only see A10 really giving us value here. |
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Fraser   Canada. May 16 2008 15:11. Posts 3314 | | |
def bet turn and river... KK - TT will call a decent amount of the time if ur image is good. villain seems like the type to slowplay a set here, so fold river is good. |
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don't like the river bet neither. There are like zero hands worse than yours that will call you. |
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n0rthf4ce   United States. May 16 2008 16:43. Posts 5799 | | |
after checking flop i definitely prefer a river bet. if he is tricky enough i also call the river c/r, because our line is completely not believable as anything strong enough to bet 2 streets for value after checking flop. |
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[vital]Myth   United States. May 16 2008 16:54. Posts 9340 | | |
| | On May 16 2008 16:43 n0rthf4ce wrote:
after checking flop i definitely prefer a river bet. if he is tricky enough i also call the river c/r, because our line is completely not believable as anything strong enough to bet 2 streets for value after checking flop. |
i agree, but i'd like to note that almost 0% of 1/2 players are tricky enough to c/sh bluff this river, so i REALLY prefer bet/fold on river almost 100% of the time |
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