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wakamaru   United States. Aug 28 2010 16:23. Posts 236 | | | |
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I don't think much worse is going to give you action on a raise |
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zulu_nation8   United States. Aug 28 2010 17:44. Posts 1929 | | |
If you think someone can have J8 here they'll also have a bunch of two pairs, Js, pair+straight draws, and even overpair for the pfr. The 7 is basically a blank, hard to imagine the pfr didn't c-bet a flopped straight but then called a raise and donked the turn with it. The other guy just looks bad. If he can really call pre with J8o he probably has like every Q in his range. I think you can raise turn comfortably. I don't play FR but I can't imagine getting it in 200bbs deep with a set here to be that bad. |
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gawdawaful   Canada. Aug 28 2010 23:46. Posts 9015 | | |
Matt's line is so suspicious though. Flatting a raise with someone to act behind, proceed to donkout half pot on a blank with a million bucks behind
That said, on a super dry board, the raise size is fine. On a board like this and 4 to the flop, AND over 2bi deep with a couple of them, a slightly bigger raise would be nice. I think even to 18 or 20 -which would normally be suspiciously big- you probably get snapped by QJ/TJ/9J type hands still |
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salutary   Australia. Aug 29 2010 02:45. Posts 362 | | |
the flop coldcall/turn donk looks super sus, might try and call it down? |
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dogmeat   Czech Republic. Aug 29 2010 15:16. Posts 6374 | | |
| | On August 28 2010 16:44 zulu_nation8 wrote:I don't play FR but I can't imagine getting it in 200bbs deep with a set here to be that bad. |
i cant imagine being good 
i assume op called turn and then villain bet pot on the river and showed up w/ QQ or J8s |
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wakamaru   United States. Aug 29 2010 16:08. Posts 236 | | |
no, i made it 100 straight and they both TANK folded. the second guy i'm pretty sure just had random shit but i dunno wat the donker had lol. after discussing with some of my friends, we decided raising is standard since he cant realli have a set since he didnt cbet, and i dunt think J8 is in his range so just KJ. ppl dunt realli raise KJ utg+1 so he rarely has that and if he doesn i'm pretty sure he cbets the flop a huge % of the time so given those facts i think stacking on the turn is fine. |
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zulu_nation8   United States. Aug 29 2010 23:35. Posts 1929 | | |
People don't raise even KJs from utg+1 in FR? |
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wakamaru   United States. Aug 30 2010 00:39. Posts 236 | | |
nope, especially at rush cuz most regs's early position opening is <10. it's like 77+ and like AJ+. i'd say FR is SUBSTANTIALLY tighter than 6m play and this is even more magnified at rush where everyone (myself included) just plays nit. |
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edzwoo   United States. Aug 30 2010 01:16. Posts 5911 | | |
| | On August 29 2010 23:39 wakamaru wrote:
nope, especially at rush cuz most regs's early position opening is <10. it's like 77+ and like AJ+. i'd say FR is SUBSTANTIALLY tighter than 6m play and this is even more magnified at rush where everyone (myself included) just plays nit. |
Well there are a lot of nits but there are definitely a lot of regs that would open KJs UTG. |
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