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#1
10-23-2006, 09:33 PM
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Re: maniac comes alive on the turn
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I like the turn reraise, but I would have c/c'd the river for fear of a weak ace. Then again I'm a coward. [/ QUOTE ] You can't check-call the river, you're in position. And if you think this is a weak ace you shouldn't like the turn raise. 
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#2
10-23-2006, 09:50 PM
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Re: maniac comes alive on the turn
The value bet on the river is a little thin, surely.
What hands are calling that we beat? What hands are folding that are beating us? I think the answer to these questions are none, and none. If utg was taking a stab at representing a 2 on the turn, he folds the river. If utg was checking to see if his middle ace was any good, he makes a crying call on the river. I'd just check behind here mate.
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#3
10-23-2006, 11:15 PM
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Re: maniac comes alive on the turn
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[ QUOTE ] I like the turn reraise, but I would have c/c'd the river for fear of a weak ace. Then again I'm a coward. [/ QUOTE ] You can't check-call the river, you're in position. And if you think this is a weak ace you shouldn't like the turn raise. [/ QUOTE ] Whoops, missed position there. I like the turn raise until it's called, then I'm thinking weak ace, which is why I would check behind on the river. I don't think a river bet is going to push out any hand that's ahead?
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