9Ts vs LAG

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Option 1) Lead out the flop and 3-bet mason all-in

Option 1A) c/c flop and check raise all-in a safe turn.

Just mix those two plays up and throw in a min-raise here and there and mason won't know what hit him [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[amoeba]

check raise the flop and catch mason in the middle.

that board is very pretty. There is a high likely hood of you checking, villain betting, mason raising with his combo draw/2 pair and or isolation, then you push.

or if mason floats villain's flop bet, you make a substantial raise on top.

People will suggest lead, 3bet, but because villain's range is so wide preflop, its unlikely he has a TP+ hand here and thus he might not raise. This is a very good flop for lead, 3bet if villain's preflop raise range is narrow to premium hands but because villain's range is so wide, therefore he is less likely to raise you on the flop if you lead it.

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amoeba,

Interesting point. If orange is certain that villain is going to throw out a PSB then I change my answer to your line.

[xorbie]

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check raise the flop and catch mason in the middle.

that board is very pretty. There is a high likely hood of you checking, villain betting, mason raising with his combo draw/2 pair and or isolation, then you push.

or if mason floats villain's flop bet, you make a substantial raise on top.

People will suggest lead, 3bet, but because villain's range is so wide preflop, its unlikely he has a TP+ hand here and thus he might not raise. This is a very good flop for lead, 3bet if villain's preflop raise range is narrow to premium hands but because villain's range is so wide, therefore he is less likely to raise you on the flop if you lead it.

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this is exactly what i told orange

[xGREGORx]

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People will suggest lead, 3bet, but because villain's range is so wide preflop, its unlikely he has a TP+ hand here and thus he might not raise. This is a very good flop for lead, 3bet if villain's preflop raise range is narrow to premium hands but because villain's range is so wide, therefore he is less likely to raise you on the flop if you lead it.

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good point - nh

[CappyAA]

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check raise the flop and catch mason in the middle.

that board is very pretty. There is a high likely hood of you checking, villain betting, mason raising with his combo draw/2 pair and or isolation, then you push.

or if mason floats villain's flop bet, you make a substantial raise on top.

People will suggest lead, 3bet, but because villain's range is so wide preflop, its unlikely he has a TP+ hand here and thus he might not raise. This is a very good flop for lead, 3bet if villain's preflop raise range is narrow to premium hands but because villain's range is so wide, therefore he is less likely to raise you on the flop if you lead it.

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this is exactly what i told orange

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ditto

[ajmargarine]

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that board is very pretty. There is a high likely hood of you checking, villain betting, mason raising with his combo draw/2 pair and or isolation, then you push.



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This would be the ideal happenstance.

If villian bets, and Mason calls, then I wouldn't mind a call, and planned turn c/r.

[orange]

I'll post results when mason responds. Should take him a while because he's an idiot. jk mason, you know your mah dawwgg [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Mercman572]

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CO is mason55. He's loosening up to get in more hands vs villan. Keep note of him when thinking about this hand. Mason is pretty tricky and likes to float (douche) and stuff like that.


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Lol. As everyone said c/r bc a lead is likely to get a call from maniac and float from mason if he has any draw

[Berge20]

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that board is very pretty. There is a high likely hood of you checking, villain betting, mason raising with his combo draw/2 pair and or isolation, then you push.



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This would be the ideal happenstance.

If villian bets, and Mason calls, then I wouldn't mind a call, and planned turn c/r.

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Really? Seems to me a lot of cards you don't want to see fall on the turn here. Any spade, an Ace or a T, heck a K,Q,J isn't pretty.