Thread: A bluff 400NL
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Old 07-18-2006, 10:28 PM
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Default Re: A bluff 400NL

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Guy leaves for dinner in 5, and you don't share another table with him for a month. He doesn't remember that your AA and your bluffs look the same. You don't remember you made this play against him. You're out an extra $150 you could have saved by bluffing half the pot and getting him to fold the same range he would have folded anyways.

Ridiculous.

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This isn't what it's really about. Obviously if he can beat AA, he's calling anything, so that doesn't matter. But, there's a very good chance he's folding smaller overpairs like TT- or even JJ that he'd insta-call for 150 since he's getting a much better price.

On the other hand, I think I perfer a turn check-raise/free card to betting. You lose the pot if you miss everything on the river, of course, but now it's a much smaller pot you don't feel obligated to get stacked for to win. But, as played, potting the river is a lot better than half-potting because he will fold hands that beat A-high here that he'd never fold for a half-pot bet getting 3:1.

Kirk
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