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#1
02-23-2007, 04:02 AM
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Re: Turn spot with big draw
dude just cause you guys disagree with some of my reasonings you talk so much [censored]. it amazes me. in the other thread too people were talking [censored] when i said to push with the aa then there ended up being others who agreed with the push... Just cause you disagree doesn't mean its wrong... people are really condesending on this forum.. i don't ''see why''
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#2
02-23-2007, 04:04 AM
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Re: Turn spot with big draw
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dude just cause you guys disagree with some of my reasonings you talk so much [censored]. it amazes me. in the other thread too people were talking [censored] when i said to push with the aa then there ended up being others who agreed with the push... Just cause you disagree doesn't mean its wrong... people are really condesending on this forum.. i don't ''see why'' [/ QUOTE ] calling the nut draw marginal is insane, saying villains range is 100% a flush after the action is even dumber. What stakes do you play?
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#4
02-23-2007, 04:13 AM
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Re: Turn spot with big draw
i like the play...but i think you might want to bet a little more on the turn just so your decision if he pushes is easy and you maybe (probably not though) have a little more FE. I didn't do the math though, so it might be an easy call if he pushes your $444 bet. I just wouldn't want to leave myself in a wierd situation if i got shoved on, id want an easy call or fold
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#5
02-23-2007, 11:43 AM
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Re: Turn spot with big draw
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lots of different stakes.. ussualy 5/10nl or 10/20 if i'm at the bike otherwise i play tournaments online [/ QUOTE ] In other words you have no NL 6-max or online cash game experience at all. GG.
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