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02-10-2014 , 09:15 PM

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RunninMan5K

old hand

Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 1,542

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Originally Posted by pure_aggression

I am going to attempt a little math here

Starts all bad things with these words...lol

jking

I enjoyed this hand, it really is so common at this level, right?

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02-11-2014 , 12:13 AM

#27

patchohare

The Situation

Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,966

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Originally Posted by RunninMan5K

Why in the hell is c/r flop, lead turn with zero equity a solid play vs. a reg who just raised pf, lead flop and called a min c/r? I have been trying to understand this type of line and it makes no sense to me...

on it's own it is not solid. However if you want to check/raise flop, lead turn for value w/ your flopped monsters or 2 pair+ types, you have to take this line with some draws and an occasional bluff as well. Otherwise your opponents will simply fold the hands your trying to get value from, or will only continue when they have you beat or at best have a ton of equity. Balance

-this isn't to say I like villains min raise or how he played his hand on this board in this particular spot. I'm just pointing out that there certainly is a time and place for attacking the pfr with the weaker portions of your range-

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