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04-27-2017 , 01:23 PM
Bet/fold != check/raise/fold

There is a world of difference to them with players of this skill level
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04-27-2017 , 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by gobbledygeek
I'm simply responding to your statement of "if he's not calling a click back on the turn, then he's not putting in any more money on the river", which I think is clearly not true. People fold to raises all the time, and yet will continue to donk if not raised. Heck, the "standard" line for almost every thread in this forum is "bet/fold".

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I think it's different to say someone is going to bet/fold turn rather than x/r/fold. Not common to see someone x/r then fold turn.

The reason I wouldn't click it back isn't because I think V is going to fold. The reason is that I think V may check to us on river if we re-raise turn, while I think he'll lead river if we just flat.
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04-27-2017 , 02:01 PM
Agreed that bet/fold != check/raise/fold.

Still disagree with Johnny that anyone folding to a reraise here isn't putting any more money in on the river (and MIB states the obvious case: he'll often lead it when we don't show extreme strength and just flat).

Basically just a minor quibble I had with Johnny's statement, but it doesn't affect this hand much. Villain has shown some pretty extreme strength here with the check/raise, so *if* (???) we're cool with playing for stacks then we should probably be targeting his strong hands and attempting to do so (either re-raising turn or shoving river, with the latter probably being better as it likelier to still keep in more mediocre hands which lol Villain ended up having).

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