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JJ faces turn raise JJ faces turn raise

06-18-2008 , 04:18 AM
1/2 $ 5-handed

UTG is unknown. CO is 55/28/2.08 (80 hands). BB is unknown.

Hero is SB. Hero is dealt J J

Preflop:

UTG limps. CO (has posted dead blind) raises. 1 folds. Hero 3-bets. BB calls. UTG calls. CO calls.

Flop: 3 6 K

Hero bets. BB calls. UTG calls. CO calls.

Turn: 8

Hero bets. BB folds. UTG folds. CO raises. Hero?
06-18-2008 , 04:36 AM
Because
Quote:
Originally Posted by LesPlaycool
CO is 55/28/2.08 (80 hands).
I think it is a calldown.

You are getting 11:1 if I am correct, and he can easily raise hands like 8X, etc.
06-18-2008 , 06:18 AM
I guess you're debating 3-betting or calling down, right?

I think it's nothing but a calldown unless you have a maniac read apart from the stats. However, it's difficult to put him on a strong hand since he had all players trapped on the flop but he might not be thinking in those terms at all.
06-18-2008 , 07:34 AM
I am actually thinking about c/c the turn. Which line is better B/C or C/C?
06-18-2008 , 10:13 AM
Bet/call turn. You don't want to give Qx, Ax or spade draws a free shot at beating you.

When raised, it's an easy calldown, given villain's stats.
06-18-2008 , 01:38 PM
Against a player with these stats I am never folding regardless of river.
06-18-2008 , 03:16 PM
with his stats let him bet it for you and C/C.
06-18-2008 , 03:29 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by OX45AL
with his stats let him bet it for you and C/C.
We can't do this because there are two players to act in between us and the CO.
06-18-2008 , 04:13 PM
I'd also bet the turn, but its close imo. I really don't like my hand much after getting called in three spots on that flop. After you get heads up with this guy, I'd call him down quite happily

      
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