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12-01-2007, 11:42 AM
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Re: i flop middle set str8 and flush draws are out. you play it
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i dont mind a call, but id make it 360 all day and obviously get it in on the flop and on most turns. [/ QUOTE ] I call like 10% of the time and raise the standard 3x his raise the rest of the time 
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12-01-2007, 01:06 PM
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Re: i flop middle set str8 and flush draws are out. you play it
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[ QUOTE ] i dont mind a call, but id make it 360 all day and obviously get it in on the flop and on most turns. [/ QUOTE ] I call like 10% of the time and raise the standard 3x his raise the rest of the time [/ QUOTE ] I call like 25% of the time and raise the standard 3x his raise the rest of the time. Of course I have a moderate FPS affliction.
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#3
12-01-2007, 01:17 PM
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Re: i flop middle set str8 and flush draws are out. you play it
reads?
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#4
12-01-2007, 01:44 PM
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Re: i flop middle set str8 and flush draws are out. you play it
I think calling here is superior to raising for 2 reasons.
1.) His c-bet is really weak and with a hand that strong we want to get all our chips in 2.) Our stack is small enough, so we can easily get it in on the two remaining streets with position.
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#5
12-01-2007, 02:19 PM
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Re: i flop middle set str8 and flush draws are out. you play it
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I think calling here is superior to raising for 2 reasons. 1.) His c-bet is really weak and with a hand that strong we want to get all our chips in 2.) Our stack is small enough, so we can easily get it in on the two remaining streets with position. [/ QUOTE ] But what about the button? Not to see monsters under the bed, but flatting on the flop gives him fantastic odds to call with one of the two primary draws out there. Still, I hate to raise and see them both fold, as UTGs lead does look weak, and raising the UTG raiser on this flop looks strong. So, I call, planning to continue to build the pot on the turn and river. Although my plan changes alot depending on whether or not the BTN calls, and what falls on the turn.
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#6
12-01-2007, 02:26 PM
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Re: i flop middle set str8 and flush draws are out. you play it
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[ QUOTE ] I think calling here is superior to raising for 2 reasons. 1.) His c-bet is really weak and with a hand that strong we want to get all our chips in 2.) Our stack is small enough, so we can easily get it in on the two remaining streets with position. [/ QUOTE ] But what about the button? Not to see monsters under the bed, but flatting on the flop gives him fantastic odds to call with one of the two primary draws out there. Still, I hate to raise and see them both fold, as UTGs lead does look weak, and raising the UTG raiser on this flop looks strong. So, I call, planning to continue to build the pot on the turn and river. Although my plan changes alot depending on whether or not the BTN calls, and what falls on the turn. [/ QUOTE ] Pot on the flop is already 1/3 of your stack and we hold a set. If button calls I get it in on the turn. If button folds I might bet smaller on the turn and get it in on the river (here depending what hits on the turn). I'm not very concerned about a straight-draw here, as we too have (and get more) outs for a boat.
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#7
12-01-2007, 02:41 PM
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Re: i flop middle set str8 and flush draws are out. you play it
I'm an idiot.
You're right lev, didn't look at ham's stack. Your plan is best, IMO. Call flop. If button calls, get it in on the turn, otherwise look to bet the turn and get it in on the river.
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