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Re: 2/4 River Decision
I actually like the raise fold to a 3-Bet line, although I never have the guts to do it. I always call the 3-Bet and spew the extra BB.
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#22
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Re: 2/4 River Decision
One thing I haven't seen mentioned yet is that villain may be playing a WA/WB line here, in which case he's probably folding to your river raise anyway. That may tilt this in favor of a call, since raising likely loses 2BB when behind, but gains nothing extra when ahead.
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#23
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Re: 2/4 River Decision
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One thing I haven't seen mentioned yet is that villain may be playing a WA/WB line here [/ QUOTE ] Did you miss my post above? |
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Re: 2/4 River Decision
I doubt Villain has 89 very often here and if this is how he plays a 7, then you'll get your money back shortly anyway. I think he hit a better 2-pair on the river (JTs) and thinks he is value betting against a KJ or AJ. I easily raise this river and am prepared to call a reraise (this is, after all, 2/4).
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Re: 2/4 River Decision
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I'm not a big fan of this "raise/fold to a 3-bet" line that I keep seeing given as advice on this forum. Villain could easily have JT, and if he's feeling frisky he could 3-bet you....you fold and then freak out when he shows you JT. [/ QUOTE ] Finally... someone else said it. Look, if you're going to FOLD to a 3-bet, then don't throw in the damn raise in the first place. |
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Re: 2/4 River Decision
This is great advice, thanks all.
C-Dog: I get what you're saying, obviously showing down overpairs is good. I was mostly kidding since it's not uncommon to have to lay them down, also. bob, Gman: I think this is spot on. It seems cautious, but I think just calling is best here. I could probably find a raise with a better read, or against a trickier opponent. For those of you who are raise/calling here all the time: How often do you think we're ahead when villain 3-bets? This seems like a bad situation to be in, but it's 4BB's, so it's going to have a big impact on the bottom line, either way... ALSO, how much do you think this changes with limits, i.e., Kramer, you said you'd raise/call because it's 2/4, but maybe that should be more of an adjustment than a standard play. Does that make sense? |
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Re: 2/4 River Decision
raise and fold to a 3bet
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Re: 2/4 River Decision
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just call it. If he's bluffing he won't call your raise. If he has a monster he'll 3 bet you. [/ QUOTE ] i think this is the correct answer! |
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