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01-27-2014 , 01:56 PM

#26

bwslim69

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Originally Posted by trucdouf

I see where this is headed so I'll keep it simple.

OOP and standard raises have been 12-15.

OK that would be fine if that were your reasoning but then why did you say this:

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Grunch.

If you're at the end of a session. 20 minimum PF.

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01-27-2014 , 02:32 PM

#27

trucdouf

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Originally Posted by bwslim69

OK that would be fine if that were your reasoning but then why did you say this:

That was my reasoning, put them together.

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01-27-2014 , 02:43 PM

#28

daniel9861

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If I'm checking turn it's to check/shove to get max value from draws and try to get a queen to stack off thinking we're on a draw. Otherwise we should just bet. Check/calling is the worst option of the 3.

Obvious river call is obvious.

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01-27-2014 , 03:37 PM

#29

bwslim69

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Originally Posted by trucdouf

That was my reasoning, put them together.

NVM troll not playing your dumb little games...I will continue to call out your terrible advice in this forum tho

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01-27-2014 , 03:41 PM

#30

luvinurmoney

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You played the hand badly and got lucky the guy spazzed lol. Or you bitched and folded which is worse lol. Only way you lose the hand is if he has exactly 6xhh

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01-27-2014 , 04:09 PM

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DUCYdonk

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As played, river is snap call and anything else is results oriented.

I'm betting that turn every time on draw-y board but CRAI is fine too.

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01-27-2014 , 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by bwslim69

NVM troll not playing your dumb little games...I will continue to call out your terrible advice in this forum tho

I'm going to bite my tongue out of respect to Garrick.

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01-27-2014 , 05:53 PM

#33

ILOVEPOKER929

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OP I loved the way you played this hand.

On the flop your spr is 5.62--an spr I don't think we should be generally comfortable stacking off on in a 4 handed pot. However, by playing the hand the way you did, checking the turn against someone who likes to "attack sensed weakness", thus widening villain's range signficanly, that awkward spr on the flop now becomes a profitable stack off point. You played your opponent and the situation well, and assuming you called that wonderful blank river, you got all the money with villain having the widest range possible. VNH.

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01-27-2014 , 05:56 PM

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ILOVEPOKER929

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Originally Posted by Buster65

People saying to bet the turn are ignoring this part of the read. Yeah, we want to blow him off his draws and only play against the stronger part of his range. Really?

Plus villain will probably bet his draws if we check. This guy likes to attack weakness. Betting the turn is a clear mistake in my mind vs this villain.