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jasper5408 United States. Oct 09 2009 16:06. Posts 820 | | |
was wondering what problems/solutions you have encountered owning a pc desktop and a mac laptop?
i imagine the biggest pain the ass would involve sharing a single external hdd with both os's.
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he's been raising my bb, and i've been making tons of monies off of him, so i don't really like re-raising him unless i have garbage. particularly since he likes to raise with suited Ax and such. i almost never check behind flop in this situation considering i c-bet the majority of the time. i do this maybe 1/10's if that. it's ok to call here on riveR? especially if you've been winning tons of money? he can just jam his shitty A and hope to steal or split pot?
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i think i can fold out most hands here, and i'm somewhat credibly repping TT or JJ esp since it's multi pot. i also like that i have the backdoor flush draw. initial raiser said he folded KK but i don't expect this to be the norm. like? dislike?
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really wanted to shove river. put him on a flush draw the majority of the time. i thought about repping the flush draw myself and just shoving and getting called by KQ or A5, but just thought that's such a small % of his range so just opted to flat. is river clear shovE?
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if i put villain on air and heart draw here the majority of the time, is it better to go ahead and c/r turn? or check/call and induce river bluff? i thought his heart draws had some pair as well or some inside straight draw so i opted to c/r here thinking i would get called a bit more than normal.
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minraise turn to get value from flush drawS? river bet is def to thin right?
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i thought this was a fantastic spot to bluff, and was shocked that villain called
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any thoughts on this hand? just lead turn? villain snapped turn, so i *sigh checked river after thinking about shoving.
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bigredhoss Cook Islands. Oct 11 2009 00:35. Posts 8648 | | |
hand 1 - it's ok to flat AK pf sometimes but i would still 3-bet it here being blind vs blind. if you think he's getting fed up with your shit that's also more reason to 3-bet it.
what is your reason for checking the flop? you said he has lots of aces in his range, so why not put money in? If you think he's usually betting his Ax on the flop and you don't want to scare off underpairs, or you want to induce bluffs from him, or you think this is a better way to get value from Qx, what is your reason for raising the turn? your flop and turn actions don't work very well in conjunction with the hand that you have, and what you expect him to pay you off with.
river is a gross spot and i think it's a fold in spite of everything, but it's situation that could've been avoided.
hand 2 - at first glance i thought it was insane terrible spew. now i think it's just kind of bad, but still pointless. you do have decent blockers, and you have decent equity against some draws as seen in the hand, although 87s, along with maybe KQ are pretty much the best you can hope for when the money gets in. it might be worth playing around with pokerstove, but i'm pretty sure this is -EV unless the BB 3-bets light and c-bets way too much.
hand 3 - raise turn.
hand 4 - flat turn.
hand 5 - no don't minraise the turn, i would bet like 4-4.5 on river, you'll get called by A-high a decent amount.
hand 6 - i don't like it simply because it's blind vs blind vs some monkey with 50bb's, he's not folding anything.
hand 7 - 2-barreling turn >>> c/ring turn. |
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