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Originally Posted by SpexDome
I agree, the three bet was pretty bad. Bad reasoning, bad play. But once he four bets, how the hell can I call?
Because that is why you should 3! here in the first place.
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Originally Posted by SpexDome
I don't know how much time you've all spent watching $1/2 NL, but how many hours do you tihnk you would have to watch before you saw a flop 4 bet on a paired board, between two unknown players, that was NOT a full house.
I'll bet if you've played somewhere in the neighborhood of 150,000 hours of 1/2NL, then you've probably seen a non full house make this play about three times ever.
Completely disagree.
In bad player thinking (which is a vast majority of 1/2): You'll see a naked 5 do this way way way more often than a FH. A FH knows he's ahead and there is a propensity to slow play it, while a 5 knows that he is screwed if a flush comes out because he knows you have a FD so he wants to get you out before you draw out on him.
The correct way to play this if you have a FH is to do exactly what V does (if he in fact has a FH), assess that your opponent has a big hand and can't lay it down (not saying you can or can't, a majority of 1/2 players will not lay down AA here) and then get them to put all their money in the middle drawing to 2 outs.
This would be a super sick line and read by V if he has 55, because that is just burning money most of the time