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Originally Posted by djevans
Well it turns out I played 2 hands like this, which were pretty similar.
I choose this hand because the villain had Quad 4s and he hit a high hand with it.
In the other hand - It was a 544 flop - bet call / A turn check check / 7 river I bet - he jammed - and I had the nuts with AA I took the same line and villain Jammed the river with way worse. He had (67) and turned his pair into a bluff. He said he didn't think I was strong because I checked the turn.
So I think calling river in both spots would probably be best, vs someone capable of doing that. Not sure the 44 player would be capable. But with a bet/bet/bet line I have no chance of getting away from the hand and I don't give him the opportunity to bluff.
Wouldn't it be easier to get away from the hand if your plan is a bet/bet/bet line? They usually raise the turn when they have it. When that happens you don't have to worry nearly as much about a bluff and can safely fold more often.
Last edited by Steve00007; 11-20-2016 at 07:38 PM.
