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jstill 01-31-2007 01:54 PM

3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
notes on villain: valuebet set on 4flush board when ck to on river. limp A7s utg ck K x y flop vs bb who checked, checked turn with bdfd. raise K9o in CO ck rag flop. Didnt donk bluff river after stealer checked turn with a missed draw with no showdown value.

5 handed hero raises AhQh in CO, bb calls

flop KdQc2c
bb checks, hero bets, bb raises, hero...

how often are u folding a non club rag turn, how about a nonclub J or T? if ur calling down is there another line u should take besides call call call. if u call the turn are u calling any river or are u folding say the 9 of clubs?

milesdyson 01-31-2007 01:59 PM

Re: 3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
I'm only folding if like the Tc and then the 9c fall. So basically never. And I'm pretty much just calling down all the time.

Lost Wages 01-31-2007 03:35 PM

Re: 3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
I would 3 bet the flop, bet the turn and, depending on the board, maybe value bet the river. Your PF raise could have been a steal for all he knows. A average player could CR the flop with a lot of hands you beat; a worse Q, JT, flush draw, pocket pair, maybe AJ or AT or maybe just air.

Lost Wages

jba 01-31-2007 03:40 PM

Re: 3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
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I would 3 bet the flop, bet the turn and, depending on the board, maybe value bet the river.

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I like this mostly because villain is so weak - I would only tend to VB the river if I improve though.

gopnik 01-31-2007 03:45 PM

Re: 3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
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I'm only folding if like the Tc and then the 9c fall. So basically never. And I'm pretty much just calling down all the time.

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same

Burnsabre 01-31-2007 05:56 PM

Re: 3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
Villain being weak read is bad thing because of the whole ch/r thing on the flop. Even so, I'd need to see a showdown here.. cheapest way would be 3bet, bet, ch UI..

danzasmack 01-31-2007 06:03 PM

Re: 3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
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I'm only folding if like the Tc and then the 9c fall. So basically never. And I'm pretty much just calling down all the time.

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I need a jpeg of a big thumbs up so i can just start posting that under my quotes.

Stack 02-01-2007 12:02 AM

Re: 3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
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I would 3 bet the flop, bet the turn and, depending on the board, maybe value bet the river. Your PF raise could have been a steal for all he knows. A average player could CR the flop with a lot of hands you beat; a worse Q, JT, flush draw, pocket pair, maybe AJ or AT or maybe just air.

Lost Wages

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For this same reason, I don't want him to fold his weaker hands. I think a call down gets the most when we are ahead and loses the least when he has a K.

milesdyson 02-01-2007 01:19 AM

Re: 3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
Well it doesn't lose the least against a K unless the guy puts more bets in with a K. Meaning he would either have to cap the flop and lead the turn or call the flop 3-bet and check raise the turn. In general I think people just call down with KJ or KT on this board so you actually lose less when you 3-bet the flop (also not true if he donks the river).

Still doesn't make me like 3-betting very much.

sharpie 02-01-2007 02:01 AM

Re: 3/6:check-raised with second pair TK
 
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I'm only folding if like the Tc and then the 9c fall. So basically never. And I'm pretty much just calling down all the time.

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I need a jpeg of a big thumbs up so i can just start posting that under my quotes.

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