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10-20-2018 , 01:27 AM

djevans

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https://play.globalpoker.com/poker-c...4b055cf31896ed

Player could bluff here with bare Ac - but the spot sucks so much. I have 3 clubs in my hand and there are 4 on the board. I'm thinking it's gonna be hard for him to have a bunch.

WTF is that guy doing leading out $60? that was so tilting to be even in this spot.

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10-20-2018 , 02:32 AM

Do0rDoNot

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Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 833

Checking back the nut flush vs. 2 opponents is extremely bizarre. It is a highly deceptive play, but it gives free cards to your entire two pair/set range which you have a lot with this line. So part of me thinks the BTN is a genius and a part of me thinks he's an idiot. He is blocking top set which might make him check back the turn more often than betting. If that's the case he is more likely highly competent.

This river is a clear fold usually though.

EDIT: that 60 lead makes me suspicious of collusion, but I think global is infested with cheaters anyway

Last edited by Do0rDoNot; 10-20-2018 at 02:37 AM.

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10-20-2018 , 04:07 PM

djevans

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Originally Posted by Do0rDoNot

I wish i folded river but I leveled myself into calling.

Ya the $60 lead is probably collusion. Both 1 tabling idiots. So they probably are playing together.

Think i should report it?

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10-26-2018 , 07:46 PM

+EVillain

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Your opponents hand has some strong blocking properties which might be why he slow played, but that lead is sketchy.

Watch both accounts, if they are sitting at the same tables and their dynamic is unnatural then you should report it. As im sure you know most people who are multiaccounting will have more than two accounts set up and they rotate accounts. Look for patterns.

If you have any kind of HUD/tracker set up then check your database for these accounts and compare their stats/win-rate etc.

I will be interested to hear any developments.

Last edited by +EVillain; 10-26-2018 at 07:58 PM.

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10-26-2018 , 09:52 PM

Loctus

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I mean, the guy in the SB probably just assumes that none of you two can have the nuts after turn checks through, but he can, so he leads pot to take it down

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10-27-2018 , 12:53 AM

+EVillain

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what made me suspicious is that they are making identical plays up until the river, but it also seems unlikely that if this was a multiaccounter they would see the opportunity to raise-jam trap you with two accounts. that said, the skill level at 200plo is generally pretty high and both of these players are up money. im sure many multiaccounters do use a limping/passive strat for obvious reasons. loctus is probably right though

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10-28-2018 , 01:24 AM

Imaginary F(r)iend

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Your flop c-bet is too low OOP even with this hand.

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10-28-2018 , 01:20 PM

ImAllInNow

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I would probably put this hand in a check/call range on this board. We have a middling pair, gutshot, and 2nd nut flush draw. It's a hand we don't really want to stack off with on the flop but we want to see showdown or draw cheaply and induce bluffs.

As played on the flop, turn seems ok.

If there's any hand to look someone up with on the river on a 4 club board its a hand with 3 clubs in it, so I don't mind the call on the river too much. This assumes that you believe opponent to be capable of playing a bare ace here that way.

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10-31-2018 , 08:39 PM

djevans

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Originally Posted by Imaginary F(r)iend

Your flop c-bet is too low OOP even with this hand.

Prolly ran out off time on globals **** time bank - and had to half pot it. You get 15 seconds per hand =/

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