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1) PF- the original caller was pretty tight UTG so squeeze is out of the question.
Do we have the implied odds to call PF with one gappers?

2) River. I think that the flush here is very believable. Would you make the bluff here and how much do you bet? ( I think that $3.80 is ideal) Would you ever over bet in this situation?


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hand364/43/20% 3bet Villain

Get it in pre?

Call Flop?

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Hand4: A Special Treat for Pwners.
I am not requesting a line check. I want to take the line as a given and say in which specific situations would it be viable, against what opponent, what table dynamics and when would you make the river call and why.

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All this in my crazy ass session today:

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OMG IM ON LIFE TILT i thought u meant it was a bluff in hand 1 u have 2 pair u keep barreling ok ^_^

if this guy is seriously uber nit status and he raises turn u.. no, u cant really ever fold cause u have like 13 outs to the nuts and are ahead of his calling range, just bet like 8 and decide what to do if he reraises or the river comes scary

you cant check this kind of a hand zomg zomg zomg. i dunno . i think it wouldnt be the WORST PLAY EVER to bet like 5.50 and if he goes and raises u might be able to fold but, u cant check turn to him.

On June 02 2009 17:11 rockman255 wrote: OMG IM ON LIFE TILT i thought u meant it was a bluff in hand 1 u have 2 pair u keep barreling ok ^_^

LOOOOOOOLLL

I DID NOT KNOW
SICKK
I WAS LIKE COOOL I HAS A FD and didnt think about anything else ;o

And what about the other hands my man

u can check river if u want i think and maybe bluff catch or w/e if u dont like betting it but u cant check turn yo

hand 2 looks very gay, um, i dont really particularly love calling pre, its kinda too low and you will just get yourself coolered and be sadface all the time

postflop is pretty much okay, except um, river like, wtf? if thats not a vbet, dont bet, mkay? you are only folding out air, and you cant make people fold for like 1/10000 of pot size bets when they have 2nd pair or better its probably a better play to bluff catch here

hand 3 i probably reraise preflop but , i love hero calls, this is hardly even a hero play but if u dont snap CALL this flop, ill snap ur neck ! :O

hand 4 this is exactly the line retarded regs take with AK AQ on this board and unless you are up against a very very weird aggressive villain i dont really know if i like a bluff catch on the river unless you have like KK QQ because it looks even to stupid people, they know you have roughly an ace or a busted draw.

H3: Ye the bet-sizing was retarded, Is a larger bet ever viable here? (the dude had AJo)

dont rep draws oop on rivers lol.

the only way to actually make him fold if you wanted to, would be to check raise, but the thing is, if he bets, im inclined to want to call kinda on that river anyway, and believe we win enough of the time to be completely happy not having to bluff that river with 86

seriously like the only way to fold people out is to c/r, a lead is ridiculous if you think anyones ever folding, all they have to do is call to get to showdown? cmon yooooo

hand 1: i 3bet bigger preflop. you see, bigger pots mean less positional disadvantage postflop when oop (bigger pots, less room for position "plays" ). bigger 3bet also equates to a higher FE. i think as a standard i 3bet to at least 3 dollars here. flop is standard, i don't know why you'd want fold equity when you flopped the nuts. i don't think i'll bluff cbet this flop a lot because it hits the callers range a lot and the only hands you prob fold out is like 77-99 while every other drawing hand and made hand calls. in this hand u obv gotta bet the turn and call a shove. if called, shove all rivers except a non d AKQJ river.

hand 2: fold preflop... it's kind of hard to get paid off out of position. call in position. river bet is like burning money. it doesn't matter if the flush is out there. he's getting ridiculous odds to look you up. alternatively, you can lead turn and bet river strong as well. his flop cbet size is pretty telling anyways.

hand 3: all in preflop. end hand. i call flop as played since i was probably going to c/r all in on non a/k flops.