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I think that, if you are going to open-limp, then betting out on the flop is probably the right play, mainly in the hopes of inducing a bluff raise.

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it seems to me his opponent would have to bluff raise about half as often as he bluff bets for this to be true. very rare i would think, since most opponents bluff bet virtually every time.

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I don't understand the river play, either. Perhaps he could argue that your range consists only of hands that aren't good enough to call a check-raise, or luckbox hands like T8 that made a straight. But, that wouldn't be a very good argument.

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why not, this could easily be the case. if we assume for instance that he bets most of his pairs on the turn. or that he will fold weak 2 pair to the raise.

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do many players fold a weak 2 pair in hands like this in blind situations?

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no. but as seemingly tight as david is, and how he played the hand, against HIM they might. hed basicallyb e saying "TP no goot" ... and if top pair aint goot...well, you know the rest assuming he aint bluffing [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]

Barron