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Originally Posted by masaraksh
The grossest thing about check/raising the river is that if villain is BAD enough he might over-value his hand and ship bare trips over the top of our raise (and we fold the best hand)... thats something I would be really worried about.
bet/calling river is okay imo against a fish, so is check/calling, check/raise/folding is good since anyone with half a clue is not 3betting the river without FH (I'd just be scared he might overvalue trips and blow us off the hand... but you need to make a read on your villain)
One of the things I have instituted in my game is to NEVER fold to terribad players in these spots.
Once I mentally peg a villain as terribad like this V, I'm comfortable bet/raise/calling them or even c/r/c'ing them.
It's kinda funny to have a straight in this spot, go for the c/r and then they shove and you think "man, the only thing that can shove is a fullhouse" and then you make the call and they turn over J3s or AK, or something like that....
anyways, its part of my game I developed about a year ago and the results have been flat out amazing. Basically, we often forget just how terribad some players are.
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dgiharris, just to be clear, are you saying river is a bet/call? After seeing results, would you consider b/3b vs this guy?
Depends on how terribad I think this player is. If I witness this player do something spewtarded like reraise a flush board with a lessor hand like 2p or a straight and then snap call a shove, then absolutely I can b/3b/shove this guy.
Basically, it depends on how far on the "terribad" scale I rate him prior to this engagement
Last edited by dgiharris; 05-23-2012 at 06:19 PM.