Joeiik checks.
Amandapanda666 bets [$27.55].
Joeiik calls [$27.55].
Amandapanda666 shows two pairs, aces and twos.
Joeiik doesn't show a pair of aces.
Amandapanda666 wins $81.10 from the main pot with two pairs, aces and twos.
what if i bet turn and get minraised? whats my action?
there is a light at the end of the tunnel... (but sometimes the tunnel is long and deep as hell)
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TalentedTom Canada. Jun 25 2006 16:39. Posts 20070
Pot turn and fold to a reraise. They know you mean buisness when you pot and will only reraise w/ a better hand.
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TalentedTom Canada. Jun 25 2006 16:42. Posts 20070
Check/call + check/call is almost never correct unless you know your opponent will bluff everytime you show weakness (these players do exist).
In these unrasied pots if you continue you pot every street anything better than A9 will prob call on every street, only 2 pair or better will reraise. Making your descion quite simple.
That way you always win the maximum and lose the minimum.
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On February 19 2009 22:21 Confedrate wrote: i dont get it
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TalentedTom Canada. Jun 25 2006 18:09. Posts 20070
Against a standard player I prob pot river too so final pot is ~90bb. As long as you have the discpline to fold when reraised (which more often than not will not be the case) I beleive this is optimal play.
Only negative here is that your out of position, if you were in potision and he's always check/calling against you it becomes much easier to play because most standard players will just not check good hands on the river they will most likley lead out w/ a value bet.
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two pairs, aces and twos.
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